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Following on from their super-successful MTT Glory and Grand Prix events, TonyBet are focusing this time on the fast and the furious, TURBO tournaments.

Promising “8 weeks of action in the fastest growing poker room in the world”, Global Poker’s biggest promotion so far kicks off on May 31st and runs right through the summer.

Global Poker appears to have become the hottest potato in the online poker world as it continues to smash the numbers ceiling.

The European Poker Championships in Velden looks to be one of the best tournaments on offer.

The aim is simple, give poker players and fans a convenient place to hangout, chat and meet like minded people.

6th season of the OPL is set to kick off on May 14th – eight of the best poker-rooms offering up a host of events and prizes in the 4-week long festival.

The WPN player base doled out $1,372,000 in entry fees for the $1 milly GTD tournament while PokerStars loyalists combined to create a $1,078,400 prize pool in its comparable event.

A Grand Prix including 20 different events, with the buy-ins starting as low as €5 for those who just want to try out something new.

It’s a full-day Saturday and Sunday schedule TonyBet have lined up, from early morning to late evening with tournaments running every hour from 10:00 am (GMT).

With almost 2 billion users to appeal to on Facebook, it looks like PokerHeat has every chance to snaffle a huge proportion of the social gaming poker players out there.

GlobalPoker have launched their very own March Madness series – a $100,000 guaranteed wonderland for poker players, starting this Sunday and running for 3 weeks!

All in all, the current Glory series is proving once again that TonyBet are up there with the most innovative and exciting poker sites globally.

If you fancy a shot at the Irish Open champion title, ​GUTS are just the poker room to get you there with satellites running every Sunday at 20:00 CET.

​TonyBet Poker has announced a change in this year's Glory Tournament Series, combining Open Face Chinese (OFC) events right alongside Omaha and Texas Hold'em.