Poker Players across the UK are gearing up for the Master Classics of Poker 2009 events which will kick off in Amsterdam. This event is one of the largest and most talked about on the European circuit.

If you want to participate in the Main Event of the Master Classics of Poker in Amsterdam but don't want to pay the impressive buy-in of €6,000+200, let Best Poker Bonuses give you a pointer:

PokerKings is the poker room for you. You can earn your way to Holland by competing in the daily qualifiers with buy-ins starting at €3+0.30. If you manage to make your way to one of the two Online Finals on the 27th of September or 25th of October you can win your Amsterdam package worth €7,500.

PokerKings will of course pay your buy-in for the Main Event while the remaining €1,300 will be used for travel expenses, accommodation and for your personal leisure. This should ensure that you will be able to enjoy the wonderful night life of Amsterdam - but make sure you are not too exhausted from a long night out when you have to play your best poker the next day.

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Jan Sorensen

The event will take place in the splendid Holland Casino from November 10 - 13 and will be played as a No Limit Freeze-out Tournament. While it is not a guaranteed tournament the prize-money for the winner is expected to be well over €500,000 (in 2008 the winner, retired football professional Jan Sorensen from Denmark, took home €623,100). Take this opportunity to compare your skills to those of some of the real poker pros that will attend the Master Classics of Poker.

If you are not yet registered at PokerKings, make sure to read up on our up-to-date PokerKings poker bonus info. If you decide to use our link you are eligible for a 200% poker bonus up to €300 (instead of the regular 100% bonus). But as always: Do take your time to make up your mind whether this is the perfect poker room for you (and do not let the poker bonus alone be the deciding factor). For that purpose you can also read our detailed PokerKings review.

Not only is the tournament one of the most popular, it's one of the most lucrative, perhaps that's no coincidence. Besides PokerKings, Everest Poker is also offering some creative ways for poker players to earn their way into the Master Classics of Poker. Sit & Go players are able to make their way into the final stage where they can qualify for the Master Classics of Poker 2009 Main Event for just a few dollars, using the steps Sit & Go's on Everest Poker.

If you're unfamiliar with steps tournaments, here's how it works...

You can enter on any step that you like, and then step your way to the main event. So let's say you feel most comfortable bankrolling into the first step, you can get into that game for just $1.80+0.20. However, the first step can be a little crazy! You might opt to wait out the craziness of step one, using a very slow strategy to make it on to step two, or you may opt to buy directly into step 2, bypassing a bit of the maniac play often found in the first step.

Players can buy directly into the second step of the Master Classics of Poker 2009 qualifier for $9+1. Here you'll of course find a few fish, those guys that managed to maniac build monster stacks in step one and advance, but the play should be levelling out some.

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If you're just looking to play poker, with real fish and a few other rounder's, check out step three (buy-in of $30+3) of the Master Classics of Poker 2009 steps qualifiers, this is a great step level to enter on.

You can however buy right on into the last step, opting to battle it out against just one table of poker hopefuls for entry into the Master Classics.

Last chance to win entry through the steps Sit & Go games is October 26th. Winners receive a $10,000 prize package (which is pretty common for this sort of satellites). Players that win will be required to verify their poker accounts before their package is credited. The prize money will go straight into players' Everest Poker accounts, and then the players will be able to use that money to buy into the event, book the hotel of their choice, and make their own travel arrangements.

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