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The Sunday Bike Ride

Take on Tony G in a $1,500 tournament!

That’s right, guys; it’s time to feel the full force of Tony G!

I’m now hosting my own bounty tournaments here at PartyPoker.com Join me every Sunday at 16:00 ET in a $1,500 tournament and give me your best shot.

I’ll obviously be sending most of you “on yer bike” but if you do manage to knock me out, there’s a tasty prize in it for you – a seat in the Monthly Million.

When the obvious happens and I win the tournament, I’ll give the seat to whoever comes second. It would be unfair for me to play the Monthly Million too; you guys wouldn’t stand a chance against Tony G when there’s that much money on the table.

Entry to my Sunday Bike Ride is 25 points, which isn’t really much to ask when you get to share a table with a poker legend. If you want to register, look in the Lobby under the 'Tournaments' tab.

Players who do decide to face me will also be entered into a leader board based on their performance that will last for three months. The top nine players from the leader board will get the chance to take me on again in a Sit & Go tourney for the chance to win a $10,000 WPT package.

You can view the leader board here to keep track of your progress.

See you soon donkeys - I’m gonna take everything you have!

PartyPoker.com Monthly Million - January 2009

PartyPoker.com introduce a $ 1 million guaranteed monthly tournament

PartyPoker.com is pleased to announce the introduction of the Monthly Million – a $ 1 million guaranteed online poker tournament every first Sunday of the month!

The first Monthly Million takes place on Sunday 1 February at 17.45 GMT and features a championship blind structure. The buy-in is $ 600+$ 40 but the diverse qualifying structure allows you to qualify from as little as $ 1 and the qualifiers for February’s showpiece are running now! This includes $ 64+$ 4 daily satellites with 18 seats guaranteed, a Mega Friday $ 50+$ 5 satellite that guarantees 30 seats and Super Satellite Saturday qualifiers with a $ 32+$ 3 buy-in and 25 seats guaranteed.

The paths into the Monthly Million are many – check out http://www.partypoker.com

A PartyPoker.com spokesman said: “With $ 1,000,000 up for grabs in the Monthly Million, the first Sunday of every month is definitely not a day of rest at PartyPoker.com.”

An opinion poll conducted by Poker Players Research Ltd found that PartyPoker.com came out top when players were asked which was the easiest site to win at, so take advantage of Party's recently introduced new reward scheme. The new reward program is simple - earn points and that’s it. No more weekly goals, no more vesting of points - the number of points you earn is the number of points you have. You can redeem these points in the online shop for an array of prizes including cash, satellite entries and land-based tournament packages. The new program allows you to redeem your points for cash at much lower levels than before and PartyPoker.com has also introduced the ability to buy bonuses with points. PartyPoker.com has made sure that every player gets the same, if not better, value from the new plan.

PartyPoker.com has also introduced the Palladium Lounge for top players. Collect more than 5,000 reward points in a month, and you’ll immediately become a member of this exclusive club, where you’ll enjoy exceptional service with the personal touch.

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Tony G’s Sunday Bike Ride Freeroll

Text: All depositing players can now take part in Tony G’s Sunday Bike Ride $1,500 freeroll! In addition, there will be a $300 bounty hunt of poker pro Tony G – knock him off and win $300 plus a signed T-shirt!

It all starts every Sunday at 20:00 GMT + 1

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Noble Poker Announces Merger with Tony G

Gibraltar; January 12, 2010

Noble Poker announces its merger with tonygpoker.com, the popular online poker room run by Tony Guoga (aka Tony G). As both Noble Poker and Tony G Poker are iPoker Network poker room, all Tony G poker room players will be migrated to Noble Poker without affecting the player’s user experience.

Having recently enhanced its website and lead by new poker management, Noble Poker is adding more strength to its formidable lineup in the shape of Tonygpoker.com

Tonygpoker was founded, owned and operated by Tony Guoga. With the merge, Noble Poker not only adds more players to its steadily increasing player database, but will also benefit from Tony G’s widely known promotions, as Tony G Poker’s popular Sunday Bike Ride freeroll continues at Noble Poker.

A member of the iPoker network, Noble Poker has rapidly become one of the successful and well-established poker rooms online, offering players of every caliber free download of its poker software, an extensive selection of poker games, tournaments and freerolls and a dedicated support staff. The merger with sister iPoker website Tonygpoker will create a larger, more flexible, more secure and more productive playing environment for its members, backed by a diligent poker staff. Noble Poker offers a generous welcome bonus of 100% up to $500 to first-time real money depositors, as well as many other promotions.

Noble Poker, owned by PartyGaming Plc, is licensed by the Gibraltar Regulatory Authority and operates under the jurisdiction of that country.

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Antanas Guoga (born December 17, 1973 in Kaunas, Lithuanian SSR), more commonly known as Tony G, is a businessman and amateur poker player. As a child, he was the Rubik's Cube champion of Lithuania before moving to Melbourne, Australia at the age of 11. He has played poker since the age of 18, and is known for his outlandish table talk and aggressive play. Despite this, many poker professionals and dealers have pointed out that away from the table, Tony is quite personable and easygoing. He had a fifth place finish in the World Poker Tour Grand Prix de Paris 2003, where Howard Lederer refused to shake his hand due to his aggressive table talk during play. In June 2003, he won back-to-back tournaments in Russia, winning nearly $20,000. He finished in the money twice at the 2004 World Series of Poker in Seven-card stud and Pot Limit Texas hold 'em tournaments and three months later earned his then biggest tournament money finish in the WPT Grand Prix de Paris 2004 where his second place finish to England's Surinder Sunar earned him $414,478. He finished on the bubble later in the same month at the WPT 2004 Mirage Poker Showdown. On August 7, 2005 he won the $5,000 No Limit Hold-Em Main Event of the European Poker Championships, earning £260,000 ($456,822.) Later in 2005 he made the final table of the World Speed Poker Open.

In 2006 he won the WPT Bad Boys of Poker II event when his 10? 8? outdrew Mike Matusow's K? K? on a board of 8? 10? 2? 9? Q?. He wore a kimono throughout the event to promote poker in Japan. Also in 2006 he finished second to Yosh Nakano while representing Australia in the inaugural Intercontinental Poker Championship, taking down $150,000. True to his reputation, Tony G launched many verbal assaults against his opponents, most notably when he eliminated Russian Ralph Perry in fourth place. Tony G lectured Ralph Perry, specifically stated, "Look at this, look how he's doing, look how he's playing, look how ugly this is. You're a professional player and I can do this to you. You're a terrible player.

This is disgraceful." Tony's comments were so scathing that it prompted commentator Gabe Kaplan to quip "I think Tony G is speaking more like a Lithuanian than an Australian". Guoga, however, was more respectful of some players, such as Doyle Brunson when he called Doyle his idol after eliminating him.
On 17 November 2006, he won the Betfair Asian Poker Tour event held in Singapore, walking away with $451,700 half of which he indicated he will give to Asian and Australian charities to be nominated by Betfair. In February 2007, he appeared on the NBC television program Poker After Dark, coming in third place behind winner Phil Ivey.

In November of the same year, he won a tournament in Moscow, earning $205,000. In his blog, he says that he left all of his prize money with the officials to give to Russian orphanages, having been inspired to do so by Barry Greenstein's habit of donating all his poker tournament winnings to charity. In January 2008, Tony received the Shining World Leadership Award in Melbourne Australia. As of 2009, his total live tournament winnings exceed $3,000,000. Guoga is also the principal owner of a network of high traffic poker information sites, including Pokernews.com, Pokeraffiliateworld.com and Pokerworks.com

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The Mafia (also known as Cosa Nostra) is a Sicilian criminal society which is believed to have emerged in late 19th century Sicily. It is a loose association of criminal groups that share a common organizational structure and code of conduct. Each group, known as a "family", "clan" or "cosca", claims sovereignty over a territory in which it operates its rackets - usually a town or village or a neighborhood of a larger city.
Offshoots of the Mafia emerged in the United States and in Australia during the late 19th century following waves of Sicilian and Southern Italian emigration. (Credit: Wikipedia)

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In 2009 Media Man Australia widely referred to the poker business association of Jeff Fenech, Shane Warne and Greg Tingle as the "Gumleaf Mafia", a term also used to describe the Australian actors in Hollywood that are working, sometimes to the detriment of American actors based in Hollywood.

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