Casino Area Benefiting -
American Diabetes Association:
While
you’re at the show, get in on real casino action by visiting
The Big Boy Toy Casino, operated by Wild Bill’s! We’ll have
all your favorite casino games like Blackjack, Craps,
Roulette, Let it Ride, and Texas Hold’em. You’ll have the
opportunity to win some great prizes and all proceeds go to
the American Diabetes Association.
 HAVE
FUN, WIN PRIZES AND SUPPORT A GREAT CAUSE!
Casino
times:
Saturday – 11:00am to 5:30pm
Sunday
– 11:00am to 4:30pm
Rules and
prize lists will be available at the cashiers table next to
the casino.
Featured in the middle of the
Big Boy Toy Expo will be three different poker tournaments.
Throughout the year the BBTE will be promoted at the
tournaments leading up to the Championship Tournament. Each
tournament will hold 120 players each. Please check
back for all tournament group information.
American Diabetes Association:
The Buy
in amount for the Friday tournament is $60
Time of event: Friday, April 27th 7-10 pm
Registration -
5:30 to 6:30 Tournament: 7:00 to 10:00
To
Pre-Register for the public tournament: Please check the Big Boy Toy Expo
website for details or e-mail Kris Bockmier at
kbockmier@diabetes.org with your questions.
Description of Event:
This poker tournament will be our kick off to raising funds
for the American Diabetes Association through our local Tour
de Cure event, Summit to Surf XII, which takes place on
Saturday, July 28th. We look forward to seeing our
participants, team captains, sponsors and volunteers who
have helped us make this one of the top ten tours in the
country for the ADA.
Ubetcha's Poker League:
Ubetchainc.com
and
The Ubetcha
Poker League
Present Ubetcha's
annual
"UPL Knock-out Championship"
Saturday April 28th at 1:00 pm
at The Big Boy Toy Expo
at The Oregon Convention Center
Win a Trip to Las Vegas
Ubetcha!
Win lots of prizes and the
title of
2007 UPL Knock-out Tournament Champion
Check to see if you qualified at ubetchainc.com
or ask the tournament director to see the list
Ubetcha
Poker League
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of Poker!
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