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2010 Poker Shuffle Challenge

January 6, 2010

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 POKERSHUFFLE11

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AMOUNT EARNED $147.35 $0.00
GAMES PLAYED 23 12

Team Poker Shuffle will be undertaking a furious poker challenge this year.  The task is to build a hefty sum of money using freerolls. Yes, you heard correctly! Team Poker Shuffle will not be putting in any money into this challenge but will use this money to build on.

Our goal is $1000 between us. How soon we achieve this will depend on our frequency of freerolls that we play and the quality of freerolls. The key could be to play freerolls that have seats to bigger competitions for more prize money.

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