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T.J Martell Foundation Celebrity Poker
- 12-5-2007
Robin Leach
will host the charity celebrity poker that will take place during the national
Rodeo Finals week. The T.J. Martell Foundation's first annual Celebrity Poker
Tournament will be held next December 11, 2007 at the Las Vegas Hilton. The
famous host will lend his talents to the friendly poker tournament, bringing
together country music and rodeo stars to benefit leukemia, cancer, and AIDS
research. Luke Bryan, Houston Hutto, Buddy Jewell and Charley Pride have also
just been announced to compete for a share in $50,000 in cash and prizes,
joining Britt Bockius, Tracy Byrd, Rodney Carrington, Lee Greenwood, Justin
McBride, and Trent Willmon. This unique charity poker event will start with a Media
Reception and Charity Auction. The expected No-Limit Texas Hold’em Tournament will
be beginning at noon. Seating for this No-Limit Texas Hold 'Em tournament is limited to 150 players.
The buy-in is $500, plus a $50 registration fee. Re-buys and an add-on will be
offered. Players will vie for a prize pool of $50,000 (based on 120 paid), and
several other great prizes.
The T.J. Martell Foundation is also seeking corporate event sponsorships.
Available sponsorships include the "Royal Flush" at the $10,000
level, "Four Of A Kind" for $5,000, and "Top Pair" at
$2,500. Sponsorship packages include tournament seats, hotel rooms, concert
tickets and other exclusive benefits.  All
re-buys, add-ons and additional proceeds from the tournament will benefit The
T.J. Martell Foundation, which raises vital funds to support innovative
research for leukemia, cancer and AIDS, and which supports eight of the top
research hospitals in the
