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Thursday 24th November 2005

Largest Legal Poker Prize Goes Off

Compared to the enormous jackpots paid out at the major U.S. tournaments, $382,000 may seem like a small prize, but in British Columbia it is a record breaker.

The British Columbia Poker Championships, held recently in Richmond, B.C., awarded James Hawkins of Salt Spring Island the highest poker prize allowed by law.

The four-day Texas hold'em event at River Rock Casino went into the early hours of the morning before James Hawkins took the grand prize of $382,000. Hawkins said that he's been playing poker for a couple of years and this was only his second tournament.






Source: OnlineCasinoNews


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