MacOnlinePoker.com is inviting all Mac and iMac computer users to join in on their first ever private poker tournaments. Winners will be given a chance to win their share of a $20,000 prize pool in these online Mac tournaments.
Macintosh computer users are being treated to a special online poker tournament event for Mac and iMac users, and will have a chance to take home a share of a huge $20,000 prize pool. Mac poker online is hosting a special Mac compatible online poker tournament that will see winners go to a popular online poker room that also happens to be Mac friendly.
"We have had a great response from our Mac users with our poker software," said MacOnlinePoker.com's CEO Derek Criddle. "We are hosting our first ever private tournament for all of our Mac poker players. Winners will see cash prizes, iPods or mp3 players, and the coveted tickets to the big $20K event."
All Mac and iMac users are welcome to sign up at the Mac poker tournament page. Whether you're using an old or a new Macintosh, the software is virtually guaranteed to work.
"All of our online poker games work right in a Mac users web browser, so there's never anything to download or install," says the same source. "It's really as easy as signing up, logging in, and choosing a table to sit at. We made sure it was easy enough for even the most inexperienced surfers, and we receive fresh compliments every day now on our product. People love online poker, and Mac users are no different. They just needed a place to play."
MacOnlinePoker.com has been around for over a year and a half now, providing access to the online poker boom for Mac users that can't find poker software for their beloved Mac platform.
"We will be giving away a $20K ticket for every ten players that register for our tournament, so in all reality this is a really good chance to take home some Internet poker winnings," said the site's CEO. "I can guarantee it'll be lots of fun, so anyone who has considered trying online poker on their Mac should step in here and take the opportunity to take down some real cash. I'd love to see one of our Mac winners get to the final table of the $20K tournament."
