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Viva LasT Vegas - full details announced
Full details for the very last 2017 Viva Las Vegas Promotion have been announced HEREIt has been structured in such a way that ANY player, no matter how big or small he or she plays, has a chance to win it.
You have a week, starting from 00.01 on Monday, to try to qualify for the Freeroll.
The Freeroll carries a £4,000 Viva Las Vegas package for the winner, and, in addition, a £3,000 cash prize pool. The cash prizes start with 2nd place (winner "only" gets the £4,000 package).
If you have already won a £4,000 Viva Las Vegas package, you cannot win another.
Please note, Viva Las Vegas packages are NOT transferable.
Good luck.
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Don't forget, it's only entry to a freeroll that's up for grabs so some who earns 50 points would still need plenty of skill/luck to win the package.
If it attracts people who rarely play here than that can only be a good thing for us all so my question would be how is this going to be promoted beyond SkyPoker?
The intention was to give everyone a chance at qualifying.
Close to 50 Viva Las Vegas 2017 packages have been awarded already, via direct buy-ins, Freerolls, satellites, Promos & all manner of different routes to try & give everyone a chance to get to Vegas. I'm not sure Sky Poker could have been fairer than they have, but of course it is impossible to please everyone.
remember that it isn't a reward, it is an incentive.
thank you to sky poker.
What is a promotion? Simple it is a marketing tool. Most businesses have a marketing budget, the purpose of which is to generate increased revenue. Looking specifically at this Last Vegas promotion, which is costing £7,000, it is no different. My points total in May exceeded 1100, where my normal month is perhaps 800, say 200 per week. If I choose to try and qualify for the freeroll I will need to get 500 points during the appropriate week. That is an increase of 300 points on my “usual” level. Assuming I do then Sky income will increase by about £30 and some other “regulars” may do the same and they will also contribute to increased income for Sky. Additionally, as a result of the Vegas qualification, the site will have attracted many newbies during May and seeing another opportunity to qualify they may also have another go. Many of the newbies will by then be used to the site and will stay and thus will also contribute to increased income for Sky. Whilst Sky are not likely to generate enough of an increase to cover the £7,000 cost in the week, they will I suggest get the increase over time. So the promotion would more than pay for itself by the ongoing increased revenue, and justify itself as part of the business marketing budget.
Let’s treat it for what it is, we can take it or leave, as players it is our choice, To complain it is unfair is, in my opinion, not justified.
haysie, is this a five minute argument, or the full half hour?