The “Poker Pros Network” has launched on the Cake Poker network, allowing the public to play against professional poker players 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Unlike many other poker networks that claim to allow members of the public to play against poker professionals, the Poker Pros Network allows players to choose one of 35 different poker pros to affiliate with. Once this player is selected, invites to private poker games and special events will be forthcoming, so players don’t have to simply wait around, hoping to stumble across an elusive pro.
As an alternative, players can simply sign up to the main Poker Pros Network site, but this too promises full time access to professional poker players.
The professionals chosen to front the Poker Pros Network, or PPN, are a mix of big name players and poker authors from the world of online poker, as well as the regular bricks and mortar game. The highest profile of these is six times World Series of Poker bracelet winner and Poker Hall Of Fame entrant TJ Cloutier, who fronts the new poker site alongside Women In Poker Hall of Fame members Barbara Enright and Marsha Waggoner.
Other pros at the PPN include Jennifer “Jennicide” Leigh, Josh Brikis, David Levi and Chris Reslock. The PPN website will also offer sports betting and casino games.
The CEO of the Poker Pros Network, Chuck Kidd, said: “We are proud to team with Cake Poker Network, a proven world class organization, to bring this unique PPN experience to the poker world. We have currently signed top online pro players, as well as brick-and-mortar pros, to play at the PPN. The allure of playing against the world’s best online poker players has already been proven. At PPN, we make it easy to interact with the PPN pro players of your choice on your schedule and within your budget.”
The PPN is offering a deposit bonus of $500 to all new poker players, as well as scheduled monthly tournaments involving bounties for busting the PPN professional players.
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