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Sheraton WTC in Sao Paulo was the place where the Brazilian Series of Poker, or shortly known as BSOP has been held. Since late November when the series have started many competitors tried to win the grand price, but as any other game, there can be only one winner. The Brazilian Series of Poker is held for nine straight days, Online Betting and features 36 events, employing 200 dealers and over 20 000 players. The price money is $7 million Brazilian reais, Online Betting which is $2.7 million in prize money. The so called cup or series first appeared in 2006 as the nation’s first series of poker, and in few years the series got to something we know today, the BSOP Millions, Online Betting which is a tournament that is the second largest in the world behind World Series of Poker in Las Vegas. This BSOP had 2 749 entries at its first year. The record prize was set last year with Murilo "muka_gaming" Ruiz became the best of 2 400 and won $ 371 713 ($868 100 reais), but the record was beaten this year by Wilson Calixto, Brazilian gambler, who won $420 000 ($1 0500 000 reais).

The very famous software vendor Habanero begins the Chinese New Year in style with the announcement of the release of its latest slot machine called Fire Rooster. Announced just in time for the Chinese New Year festivities, this superb slot machine features a Chinese legend titled "The Rooster's Lament". This exceptional game designed by Online Betting casino software developer Habanero was launched on gaming platforms on January 28, 2017. When announcing the launch of the entertainment option, Daniel Long, Habanero's sales manager, said: "The Fire Rooster slot game is an explosive game with impressive HD graphics and superb sound effects. It has an entertaining theme, and given that we are in the process of conquering new markets, this title will offer our partners the opportunity to attract players from around the world. " Features of the new Fire Rooster slot machine This interesting 5-reel Online Betting slot tells the story of a rooster who lost his crown in a dispute involving a centipede and a dragon.