Although the World Series of Poker (WSOP) is now over, fortunately the excitement hasn’t stopped. This past Sunday at Sapphire Gentlemen’s Club, in Las Vegas, Nevada, another type of poker game was taking place. This time there were more than just chips involved.
Sapphire Gentlemen’s Club, the World’s Largest Gentlemen’s Club hosted the first Las Vegas Strip Poker Series. Sapphire’s beautiful entertainers were the feature of the inaugural poker event with major professional poker players attending. Sapphire, which has over 8,000 entertainers, selected some of the most exotic poker-playing beauties to participate in this new poker event.
The inaugural Las Vegas Strip Poker Series took place, Hosted by Sapphire Gentlemen’s Club Las Vegas and co-sponsored by Pokeraga.com, The Nevada Poker League, and North Forty Saloon Dance Hall and BBQ, the game featured some of the biggest names in poker. Todd Brunson, Gavin Smith and Jeff Madsen were joined by Dany Georges, Bobo Borzomai, and Mark Hernandez who all sat down to play a game of Texas Hold’em with each player paired with a beautiful entertainer who would lose an article of clothing when their player lost a hand.
A good time was had by all, but in the end it came down to Todd Brunson and Dany Georges. The two players went head up until Dany Georges came from behind to win the first ever tournament in The Las Vegas Strip Poker Series.
Marc Anthony Productions produces the series and the game will be shown on the “Vegas Banter Show with Mark Hernandez” on Fridays beginning August 5th on TLVS1.com. When asked about future episodes of the series Marc said, “We are so excited about how the first game went, the players and entertainers all had such a great time, and we are really looking forward to future games. Thanks to our sponsor Pokeraga.com, The Nevada Poker League, North Forty BBQ, and especially Sapphire for hosting the event.” Shai Cohen, Director of Marketing at Sapphire Las Vegas said, “Although I attended the WSOP events this was a lot more fun!”
Log on to the Sapphirelasvegas.com and the Vegas Banter Show on TLVS1.com for further updates on future Strip Poker games, including players, times and dates of taping.
