Glazer Talks About Party Poker

PartyPoker.com, the world's largest Internet poker room, is again offering a wide variety of tournaments, and because of its wide player base, you rarely have to wait long to get into your tournament or game of choice.

Leading the way is the Million Dollar Guaranteed Tournament on May 29, into which there are several paths. You can simply buy in for $640, take multitable qualifier routes that start at either $11 or $22, or go through the subqualifier route that starts at $8 and leads you into a $72 single-table qualifier. That's a lot of inexpensive paths to big money!

It's World Series of Poker time, and there is still plenty of time to win your seat at PartyPoker.com! Could the big winner be an online qualifier two years in a row? Just log in and visit the Special Tournaments section of the new and much more user-friendly lobby for more details.

It's not as though we want you to forget about the huge variety of cash games that allow you to pick exactly the limits and games you're interested in, but there's still more tournament news. Qualifying events for the PartyPoker Million IV, expected to have a prize pool in excess of $6 million and to again be part of the WPT, are also offered in the Special Tournaments section.

Whether your goal is to turn the proverbial "toothpick into a lumberyard," or you are looking for the right cash games (where new features have made it easier to find players you want to do battle with), playing in the world's largest cardroom gives you lots of choices to find your game of choice. Welcome!

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