Cake Poker Two for the Money, October 2010

[lkport]

Cake Poker has a nice promotion for you cash game players this October. the Two for the Money promotion rewards players for playing on multiple cash game tables. Play 100 hands across two or more tables and you will receive a ticket to a $1,000 Kamikaze tournament. You cash players know that 100 hands while multi-tabling is not a whole lot of hands. If you are planning to play cash games anyway, this is a nice added shot at some extra cash as well as your winnings. Most of you also know that the Cake Poker cash games are not that tough to beat.

For your shot at the cash, play 100 hands across two or more tables at once for a seat in a daily $1,000 kamikaze tournament*. To gain entry into one of these tournaments you must:

Be seated at two tables or more with stakes equal to or greater than $.10/$.20.
Cannot be sitting out.
Play a total of 100 real money hands across all tables combined.

*Kamikaze tournaments require no action by players as all hands are forced all-in. A table winner is quickly declared and the tournament continues at warp speed until the prize pool is distributed.

$1,000 Two for the Money Kamikazes
When you reach the 100 hand quota a tournament token will be awarded to your account good for entry into one of the daily $1,000 kamikaze tournaments using the awarded tokens. It's that simple!

Remember, after your account is credited with a tournament token, you must register yourself for a Two for the Money kamikaze. One kamikaze will be running each day at 9:47pm GMT from October 6th to November 5th, 2010. Each Two for the Money tournament token you earn can be used for any of these dates so be sure to visit the tournament lobby for registration!

All the legal stuff:
Terms and Conditions

Players must be 18 years of age to participate.

Employees and immediate family members of employees of Cake Gaming N.V., the Cake Poker Network and its associated companies are not eligible to take part in the Promotion.

Cake Poker reserves the right to alter, modify or terminate the Promotion and/or these Terms at any time, without notice (written or verbal) where it is reasonable to do so.

To be eligible for the Promotion players must be seated at two tables or more with stakes equal to or greater than $.10/$.20; cannot be sitting out and; must play a total of 100 raked hands across all tables combined.

Tournament tokens will be awarded to the accounts of players who have reached the 100 hand quota across 2 tables or more within 24 hours of the close of each day (11:59pm GMT).

It is the responsibility of the player to register themselves for the $1,000 Kamikaze tournament using the awarded tokens.

Two for the Money Kamikazes will run once each day at 9:47 GMT from October 6 to November 5, 2010. Two for the Money tournament tokens can be used for any of these dates.

Two for the Money Kamikazes award cash to the top 20 finishers.

Unused Two for the Money tournament tokens cannot be used after Nov 5, 2010.

Players may not transfer, sell or award their Two for the Money tournament tokens to anyone else.

Cake Poker management decisions are final.

[lkport]

I got way over 100 hands with 3 going on Unabomber Poker. no ticket I can see yet. Maybe it takes them a while. I am going to get the 100 on Cake Poker too now.

[lkport]

100 raked hands will be harder to track

[lkport]

and it appears that you do not get the ticket right away.

[crazzvette]

Tournament tokens will be awarded to the accounts of players who have reached the 100 hand quota across 2 tables or more within 24 hours of the close of each day (11:59pm GMT).

gl and weeeeeeeeeeeee , lol .
crazzvette

[Ramster]

is this a network wide promo or just on the Cake skin

[lkport]

Check the news window that pops up, If its there for your skin, they run it. Today (rain) I tried to get a ticket at unabomber and Cake for when I am busy and cant get one

[JamesDaBear]

yes... this is one of the more confusing promos I've ever seen.

Have you tried the Cake 2.0? I'm sticking to the old version because had a hard time running it, but it said it tracked stats... does it keep count of raked hands?

I could foresee doing this on a number of Cake sites, even having to bump up my ring game play to .10/.20 (I'm just not that good at ring games)... but not if it's near impossible to know whether you've qualified.

[lkport]

I am running an older XP machine, but Cake 2.0 does some freezing on me if running multiple sites. I looked around and did not see any way to look back at raked hands

[JamesDaBear]

So did you get the ticket?