Malta Poker Events announces Poker Seminar 2009

Malta Poker Events has scheduled a Seminar set for April 2009 aimed at poker players who are aspiring to turn their pastime into a profitable one.
The Seminar is scheduled for the 18th & 19th April, 2009 at the MCC, Valletta and will attract poker players for weekend of seminars, networking and exposure to key operators in this thriving community.

The Seminar is aimed at poker players who are aiming to get better at their game and others who aspire to turn their pastime into a profitable one. Various speakers will be addressing key areas of the game, like reading opponents, mindset, betting strategies, responsible gaming, and more. Speakers will share their wealth of knowledge with the 200 delegates attending the seminars.

“The game of poker has picked up significantly on the Maltese Islands, and, considering that locally this area has not been explored at an educational level, we have decided to offer a dedicated event aimed directly at players” said spokespersons Mark Cassar and Etienne Licari.

Players will leave the seminars with a new found confidence, and ground-breaking strategies in their skill-set.

Following the educational seminars, a free-roll tournament will be held at the Portomaso Casino. The tournament will provide delegates with a platform where they may put their new knowledge to practice against a multitude of players from different backgrounds and styles.

Attendees will also enjoy six coffee breaks and two lunches, and will also be given a hard copy of the presentations, and the topics covered during the seminar. All attendees will receive a certificate of attendance outlining the subject matter covered.

The price of the seminar is €145. (This includes a full 2 day pass, CD including visual and textual documentation, access to all lunches and breaks, a free-roll tournament and a cocktail party at an exclusive venue to wrap up in style.)

The Poker Seminar is open to delegates aged 18 and over.

That sure seems cheap, also seems rather silly though.