Poker Players Making Out Big in Americas Cardroom WSOP Jackpot SNG

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Three players Americas Cardroom players just won a $12,500 package to take part in the 2015 World Series of Poker Main Event with only a $3 entry fee.

The Players ricardodiaz, Mardo500 and NoahSdsDad each won the WSOP Jackpot SNG and the top prize is not shared amongst them, they each get the $12,500 package.  That’s because this is not a Winner-Take-All tournament.  Once it is hit, all players receive the top prize.
They will join another 50 players from ACR. In total, we have awarded $662,500 in WSOP Packages.

If you haven’t played at Americas Cardroom yet, you are truly missing out.

- Ace King, Gambling911.com

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