Queen of Diamonds Tourney

Filed in archive Tournament News on May 17, 2007

The Bicycle Casino in Los Angeles California is proud to bring part of the LPA tour to its door in the next coming weeks.

The Queen of Diamonds tourney will be providing yet another chance for the fairer sex to engage in battle on the green felt with like minded ladies. Even though most women players want to prove their equality while playing poker, these events can serve as feeders into the vast poker sea in get women acquainted with live tournament poker.

As a bonus the tourney will double as a fund raiser for breast cancer awareness and the Susan G. Komen foundation.

Here's the introduction to the tourney from tournament director Roni Taylor:

Hello Ladies!
Join me as the Bicycle Casino hosts their annual Queen Of Diamonds Tournament on Sunday, May 20th. This year's event starts at 2:15 with a $48 buy-in $2 service charge and $10 entry. Every lady receives something special with their entry, but for the lucky ladies who make it to the final table of this event, each will receive a seat into the Luck Be A Lady Tournament of their choice!

Early arrival is a must! Chef Mario will be setting up his fabulous buffet from 11:30am to 1:30pm, which gives us time to catch up with old friends and meet some new ones.

Make sure you mark your calendars for the Mega Super Satellite that is being held on Sunday, May 27th! Satellites start at 3:15pm with a $100 buy-in $20 entry fee no re-buys. For every $1,075 in the prize pool, the Bike will be giving away a seat to the WPT/LOP Ladies Poker Night sponsored by the LPA Tour on August 18th. We are ecstatic to be once again be supporting the Susan G. Komen Foundation who is celebrating their 25th year and to date, has invested $1 billion in research, education and health services! The last woman standing will win a seat into the World Poker Tour Ladies Night Out Invitational on August 31st! This is your chance to come out and be a star.

As always, I am looking forward to seeing everyone!

See You on the River,
Roni Taylor
womenspoker@thebike.com