Friday, February 20, 2009

Jamie Gold Gets Aced

Aced Poker signs Jamie Gold as their celebrity player and "poker ambassador"!

2006 World Series of Poker champion, Jamie Gold has signed a reported 8 figure contract with Aced Poker. This contract is reportedly the most lucrative ever offered in the industry. Gold's attorney Les Abell had this to say; "I am not at liberty to disclose details of the arrangement. However, I can say that this contract is valued at more than any deal I've ever heard of."

Not bad for a poker room that has only been open since last September! According to Aced poker room manager Brandon Berndt, "We are extremely excited to have Jamie on board, not only because of his obvious value as an ambassador for us within the poker world, but for the unparalleled enthusiasm, insight, and creativity he brings to the ongoing development of our brand. He could have chosen so many other sites, but we share his values and vision. He is worth every penny -- or billion pennies."

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Aced Poker will sponsor Gold in major land based tournaments around the world.
Jamie Gold stated; "I'm really proud of the example we, as a poker community, are setting. Professional poker players, celebrities, athletes, and captains of industry have worked tirelessly and participated honorably in support of charitable gaming events to impact important world causes. I've been fortunate enough to be able to give back, But it's only the tip of the iceberg. Aced and I plan to leave our mark, not just on poker, but on the world, making it a better place for future generations."

Since Jamies unprecedented $12,000,000 WSOP win he has used his celebrity status and cash to help raise more than $110,000,000 for charity.

Jamie Gold captures the bracelet and a cool $12 million by winning the 2006 World Series of Poker Championship.


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ESPN called it one of the most 'dominant performances in sports history,' with Jamie Gold leading the field of 8,722 other poker players for days during the 2006 World Series of Poker. Gold won $12 million, the largest cash prize of any sporting event in history.

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