CONGRATULATION: Daniel ONeil

CONGRATULATION!!. Daniel ONeil

CONGRATULATION!!.. Daniel ONeil
YOU ARE DONATED THIS BY THE POKER LOTTERY GAME AND THE (C.E.O OF FACEBOOK SOCIAL NETWORKING SITE) ($50,000.00)

_PROCESSING AND DELIVERY WAITING ON THE WINNERS PAYMENT TO MOVE!

-PAYMENT STATUS: ($500)

THIS PROGRAMME IS SET-UP AND FUNDED BY POKER LOTTERY GAME  IN-CONJUCTION WITH FACEBOOK COMPANY,ACCORDING TO MR MARK ZUCKERBERG (C.E.O OF FACEBOOK SOCIAL NETWORKING SITE) STATED IN A BOARD DISCUSSION WITH THE EUROPEAN UNION CO-ORDINATORS THAT THEY ARE READY TO BE AN ALLIE WITH EU IN HELPING THE NEEDY AND THAT HE HAVE SET ASIDE FORTY EIGHT BILLION UNITED STATES DOLLARS OF HIS OWN PRIVATE PROPERTY TO BE PART OF THE MISSION OF REDUCING POVERTY RATES ALL AROUND THE WORLD AND ALSO WITH THE SOLE AIM OF MAKING THEIR USERS AND CUSTOMERS OF FACEBOOK PRODUCTS BENEFIT FROM THE PROFIT OF THEIR COMPANY.

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The OLGC has introduced Poker Lotto, a new instant lottery game that allows players to experience the excitement of a winning poker hand for immediate prizes, as well as a chance for $100,000 in a nightly draw.

A ticket for Poker Lotto costs only $2 and the player is dealt a 5-card poker hand that is valid for an instant prize potentially up to $5000. Players must than keep their tickets for that evening’s main draw for $100,000. The odds of winning the grand prize in the nightly draw are about 1 in 2.6 million, so don’t have your sights set on taking home the big prize.

That being said, the OLGC has launched an aggressive marketing campaign using all avenues of promotion (TV, radio, newspaper, online, cinema and point-of-sale ads to promote this game as they suggest that Poker Lotto is “raising the stakes of fun.” These ads are geared around the target audience of young male poker enthusiasts who are hesitant to play high-stakes poker. These ads are geared towards that idea as they promote the $100,000 nightly prize as the big catch for only a small entry fee ($2). The ads feature tough looking men dressed up like royalty intimidating average citizens and suggesting that the average small time poker player stand up and fight against poker intimidation and join the big game.

Ironically, Poker Lotto has already had many opposing political leaders and concerned gambling groups stand up and fight against this game. NDP MPP Peter Kormos is already calling for the government to kill off this game suggesting that Premier McGuinty is acting like a racketeer and wanting to collect all the cash he can from Ontario citizens.

A main argument point for these opposed to the game say that while online gaming is limited to people 19 and older, Poker Lotto tickets can be purchased by 18 year olds. They also want large warning signs to accompany the tickets the same way that cigarettes and alcohol is sold.

The NDP isn’t the only political party questioning the benefits of this game (anticipated to bring in 60  million annually) saying that “It just strikes me that all Dalton McGuinty is interested in is taking more money out of the pockets of Ontario families.”

We all know that poker is a skill game and that the thrill of playing poker is that you get to match wits with an opponent and play your cards in any way you deem fit. This new Poker Lotto game appears to take that element out of poker so it will be interesting to see what becomes of it in the near future.