A peek throughout the PokerStars VIP club penthouse

No doubt you've stepped into an elevator and seen those floors you'll only access with a unique card. In case you are in any respect like me, you've wondered just what happens on those inaccessible levels.

The PokerStars VIP Club operates similar to a penthouse. Few people get to the very top, but individuals who do live the high life. Just ask George Lind III, the primary Supernova Eliite of 2008. He's considered one of two people to this point in 2008 who achieved the top rung of the PokerStars VIP Club. Those folks get five Frequent Player Points for each VIP Player Point they earn. They get hundreds of thouands of bucks worth of freerolls each month. In addition they get free entries to 2 big time events just like the World Championship of Online Poker main event, the EPT Grand Final, and the PokerStars Caribbean Adventure, the sector Series Main Event, and APPT Final.

This time last year, PokerStars had around 25 players on pace to hit Supernova Elite. Apparently, word got across the. folks at PokerStars say there are 60 players heading in the right direction to make it to Supernova Elite in 2008.

In 2007, Team PokerStars Pro Betrand "ElkY" Grospellier became the primary person to ever make it to Supernova Elite. Today he's nearly collected enough FPPs to place a down payment on an overly nice house. No word yet on whether he intends to shop for a penthouse.

The beauty of the VIP Club's Supernova Elite program is you do not have to have a unique card to get in. You could have a protracted ride to the top, but if you get there you will see that it has been definitely worth the wait.

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