It’s every poker players dream to participate in the World Series of Poker at least once in their life. Why not make it this year? Pacific Poker wants to help bring that dream to a reality as they are offering 88 WSOP seats to this years Main Event. Pacific Poker wants to give every player a chance, and that’s why they are giving you more than one way to win a seat. Players can earn their way by doing the usual grind by accumulating the most rake and the most player points. Also players can win by referring the most people to Pacific Poker or by being active on Facebook or Twitter. Visit PacificPoker.com for details.

The final $1K tournament of the week took place on Wednesday as the CEREUS Network (Absolute Poker + UB) held the $150K Guarantee. 200 hungry poker players hit the felt making the prize pool an even $200,000. The player who walked away with title and the top prize of $52,000 goes by the name of Felipe ‘IMPROVED’ Montenegro. Felipe defeated ‘LETSGOOAKLAND’, who apparently is an Oakland fan, in heads up play as LETSGOOAKLAND cashed in second place for $31,000. As always the $150K Guarantee on CEREUS wraps up the $1K week, but check back with us again on Monday for the results of Full Tilt’s $1K Monday.

The Entertainment and Sports Programming Network (a.k.a. ESPN) has already started airing footage from the World Series of Poker Europe. Starting February 7th however, ESPN will begin airing the grand daddy of them all; the World Series of Poker Europe Main Event. Fans of the poker world always look forward to seeing new poker footage being presented on ESPN. WSOPE offers viewers a chance to see how different the atmosphere is as oppose to the American brand of the WSOP. The Main Event is always a treat to watch, so stayed tuned with ESPN as the WSOPE Main Event airs February 7th at 10:00 P.M. EST.

The weekly PokerStars $1K festival took form last night as 356 players showed up to the felt for the ‘Super Tuesday’. ‘ChanceCU’ surpassed 355 players to end the tournament in first place taking home $68,886.00 of the $356,000.00 prize pool. Falling just short of finishing in first place was ‘Assassinato’ who finished in second for a solid score of $51,620.00. PokerStars pro ‘Princesa’ made the final table, but ended up finishing in 5th place for $20,292.00. The 1K’s continue tonight as the CEREUS Network’s $150,000 GTD is set for lift off.

By now I’m sure we are all well aware of Rush Poker which is being brought to us by Full Tilt Poker. ‘The World’s Fastest Poker Game’ allows players to fold their hands and they will instantly be moved to another table where another hand will be waiting. Now Full Tilt is allowing Rush Poker to be a part of their ‘Happy Hour’. Players will now be able to rack up more points than ever. They will be able to play a ridiculous amount of hands by collecting double or even triple the amount of points during Happy Hour.