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Jackpot Madness, the Internet’s premier gambling portal, is pleased to announce Microgaming-powered casinos now feature three new, unique progressive games: the Internet’s ONLY progressive blackjack, the FIRST progressive cyberstud poker on the web and an exciting new progressive video poker game.

 

March 6, 2002 – Curacao

Jackpot Madness is pleased to announce Microgaming-powered casinos now feature three new, unique progressive games: the Internet’s ONLY progressive blackjack, the FIRST progressive cyberstud poker on the web and an exciting new progressive video poker game.

 

These three new games, Triple Sevens Progressive Blackjack, Cyberstud Progressive Poker and Jackpot Deuces Progressive Video Poker, will join the world’s largest online cash progressive network, Jackpot Madness.com and further confirm Jackpot Madness.com as the world’s #1 Jackpot Destination.

 

Triple Sevens Progressive Blackjack is the Internet’s ONLY progressive blackjack. A $1 fixed bet wagered automatically on each hand makes the player eligible for the jackpot. The progressive jackpot is won if the first three cards of the player’s hand consist of three diamond sevens.

 

Cyberstud Progressive Poker, the Internet’s FIRST progressive cyberstud poker, is a progressive table game with jackpots for a flush or better. A royal flush pays out the progressive jackpot.

 

Jackpot Deuces Progressive Video Poker is a Deuces Wild progressive video Ligaz11 poker game. The progressive jackpot is won with a Diamond Royal Flush.

 

These three groundbreaking games are the latest additions to the vast Jackpot Madness progressive network, joining the well-established favorites: Cash Splash, Treasure Nile, LotsaLoot, Fruit Fiesta, SupaJax and WowPot.

 

Since launching only a week ago, there have already been four wins on the new games totaling an impressive $68,277.13:

 

¨    Maureen P. won $11,909.59 on Triple Sevens at Jackpot City on February 20th.

¨    Brad W. won $12,546.28 on Triple Sevens at All …

Hello again and welcome back to Poker In America. I hope everyone here in the States had a pleasant Thanksgiving holiday and had their fill of turkey, football and spirits. Hurry up and eat those leftovers, we’ll be doing it all over again in a few weeks as Christmas and the New Year approaches. All of us here at PokerPages had a bit of a break, but it seems that poker players never rest, as it has been another busy couple of weeks on the Tournament circuit. Let’s get to it.

With all the prize money won at the Foxwoods World Poker Finals there were plenty of players looking to get that money back into play and parlay it into even more. That brings us to The Commerce Casino in Los Angeles California.

 

Raul Ruiz

Tournament Director Cheri Dokken and rest of the Poker room staff at the Commerce did another fine job in hosting their Holiday Bonus Tournament. 10 very affordable ligaz11 events ($100-$300 buy-ins) didn’t keep the prize pools from inflating. Total prize pool for the entire 10-day event climbed over $645,000. To kick off the tournament, it was employees only. The Employees Limit Hold ‘Em free roll, a favorite among the staff, featured 122 of the Commerce’s finest. Raul Ruiz gets bragging rights for the rest of the year his win in that event.

 

Vinny Vinh

The first “official” event, Event #1 Limit Hold ‘Em saw the biggest prize pool of the event. With over $131,000 ready to be split up among the day’s money finishers, you knew that it was going to take a few rebuys (310) to make the final table. Vinny Vinh, from my home state of Texas, took first place, and more importantly the $63,355 that went along with it. Good …