PokerNews +EV: Betfair WSOP Experience, Free $50 on PartyPoker & Poker770
You may come to PokerNews for the best source of live reporting, videos and breaking news in the poker industry, but did you know this is also the place to be for some serious added value when looking to sign up to a new poker room? Here is a summary of just some of the PokerNews +EV that's on offer this week.
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