Ray Rahme, Greg Ronaldson, Darren Kramer, Gareth Kalil – these are just a few of the poker players who became instant millionaires when they won the All Africa Poker title. And now the title is back up for grabs and so is the R1,000,000 first prize.
Once the cards hit the table there is no turning back, as all players settle in to build on their 10,000 starting chip stack and hopefully survive to make it into the Final Ten, who will receive a share of the massive prizepool.
Whilst there will be unlimited rebuys and one add-on for the first evening of the tournament keep in mind that Greg Ronaldson, the winner of the November 2007 All Africa Poker Tournament (AAPT), did not do any rebuys and still when on to win the tournament. So if you have the skill and patience, you could be the next All Africa Poker Champoin and Millionaire.
For more information about one of the richest poker tournaments on the Southern Africa poker circuit contact Victoria, victoria@piggspeak.com or get to allafricapoker.com
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