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paddypowerpoker.com celebrates the arrival of summer today with the launch of Paddypalooza - two weeks of pure summer madness from 18th to 31st May with over $3 million in guaranteed tournaments, giveaways and freerolls.

Paddy Power, spokesman for the online poker room said, “This will be the rockingest event of the summer with freerolls, giveaways, WSOP satellites and a chance for our poker players to get out and dance at the country’s top music festivals”.

Festival Tickets

In an attempt to disprove the lie that poker players are allergic to sunlight Paddypalooza will provide players with a chance to win tickets to the summer’s top music festivals. Three lucky freeroll winners will brush off their wellies and pack their tents with tickets to the Garden Party, Midlands Music Festival and Lovebox.

Paddypalooza Freerolls

It’s the summer of love and Paddypalooza is all about giving. Players can sit back and make money for nothing by entering any of the three daily freerolls.

7am $50 Brekkie Roll Freeroll

12pm $50 Fast Food Freeroll

8pm $500 Paddypalooza Freeroll

WSOP Qualifiers

With the biggest show in town just around the corner there is still time to get in as little as $1.70 through the daily feeders or players can buy directly into Sunday’s Super Satellite for $375 (one package for every $14,000 collected).

Jackpot Hand Promotion

Any player winning (or losing) a hand with quad aces at a cash table during Paddypalooza will win 20 times their big blind.

$250,000 and $100,000 Guaranteed Tournaments

$250,000 Guaranteed - Sunday May 20th at 6pm - $400 + $40 Freezeout:

Qualify for as little as $3.

$100,000 Guaranteed - Sunday May 27th at 7pm - $200 + $20 Freezeout:

Qualify for as little as $3.

$500,000 Freeroll

With just ten weeks to go to paddypowerpoker.com’s largest ever freeroll, players can qualify during Paddypalooza for just 50 paddy points.

$3 Million Up for Grabs

There is $3 million up for grabs over the course of the Paddypalooza fortnight. Every month on paddypowerpoker.com there is over $6 million on offer in guaranteed tournaments and freerolls.

Industry leading poker room CelebPoker.com is pleased to announce two major campaigns that are guaranteed to turn a few heads. For a limited time, all new first time depositing players can qualify for an amazing 250% up to $1,000 free bonus. This is the largest bonus ever offered by CelebPoker.com. Interested players should take advantage soon as it ends July 12.

In addition, players who already are enjoying CelebPoker.com can really cash in by referring their friends. For a limited time, all players that refer new depositing members will receive a free $100 cash bonus after their friend meets some simple requirements. Full information on both new offers can be found at CelebPoker.com.

Marketing Director Michael Maenck is enthusiastic about the next few months at CelebPoker. “We are working around the clock to bring even more added value to our loyal players.” Both existing and new players will begin to really experience a new and improved level of player satisfaction at CelebPoker.com. Maenck continued, “We have some really amazing new promotions and programs on the horizon and being a member at CelebPoker .com will really mean being rewarded — we value each and every player that chooses to call CelebPoker their home.”

From the Casino City Times, Aaron Todd writes -

The U.S. Department of Justice has seized $9.25 million in funds from Citadel Commerce, a third-party payment processor that had previously allowed U.S. residents to conduct financial transactions with Internet gambling companies. The Canadian-based company stopped processing U.S. gaming transactions in January, almost immediately after its competitor, NETeller, withdrew from the U.S. following the arrests of its two cofounders.

Another Canadian-based processor, FirePay, announced earlier this week that they have received seizure warrants from the DOJ for about $4.2 million in gaming-related funds. FirePay stopped accepting U.S. gaming transactions following the adoption of the Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act in October.

Citadel had announced in late April that these funds had been frozen by one of its financial transaction processors.

In a separate indictment this week, three payment processors and seven individuals have been accused of miscoding gaming transactions and funneling money to online casinos and sportsbooks. BetUS has been charged with conspiring with the payment processors.