A way to stay icy cool on a hot summer day, Bwin Poker's new Snowball Sit & Gos create an avalanche-like snowball effect from the first deal to the last, meaning it doesn't take very much time at all from start to finish, and at the climactic end the results are near-catastrophic (for one of the player's at least)!
In Bwin Poker's new Snowball Sit & Go tournaments the blinds increase slowly at first, only to pick up pace as the game progresses. Specifically, the blinds make start out increasing every 10 minutes, but then go up progressively quicker each time, next coming every 8 minutes, then every 6, every 4, every 2, and at last, when the snowball effect is at its most ginormous (that's gigantic + enormous), they increase every minute.
It won't take long for many of the players in these 10-seater sit & go tournaments to dwindle their 1,500 starting chip stack down to nothing. The top three positions get paid out in these events.
Bwin Poker's Snowball Sit & Go tournaments are available at the following buy-in levels: $1 + $0.20; $5 + $0.50; $10 + $1; $20 + $2.
Super Secret Poker Freeroll
Also happening now at Bwin Poker is the Super Secret Poker Freeroll, a chance to win cash prizes in a special freeroll tournament with only one entry requirement: a password, hence the "super secret". In order to find out these super secret password you need only listen to the Bwin Poker podcast or read the Bwin Poker blog.
For an example, at the time of this writing, July 14, 2010, there is a YouTube video on the Bwin Poker Blog (which means it's also on YouTube, so we implemented it into this article) called the "World Series of Poker 2010 Secret Freeroll July 13th, 2010". If you watch the video you'll see the password for today's Super Secret Poker Freeroll and you'll learn where, when, and how to use that password to enter.
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