As new players roll in CarbonPoker continues to make additions and improvements to its tournaments. Earlier today over $500,000 was added to the site’s monthly guaranteed and now tournament players will be happy to hear five new Sit ‘n’ Go rooms have been created to give players even more options.
The all-new Sit ‘n’ Go rooms:
Cape Hunting Dog Room (maximum 45 players) – $2.20
Emperor Penguin Room (90) – $2.20
Starling Room (180) – $2.20
Salmon Room (45) – $5.50
Snow Goose Room (45) – $11
With room names like this it won’t be long before CarbonPoker has a complete zoo! Get into the action with these new Sit ‘n’ Go rooms today.
Shannon Elizabeth will be showing off her skills in a no-punches-pulled $500 Added Bounty Tournament tonight. With $100 cash and an entry coupon to Sunday’s $50,000 Guaranteed ($109 value) as her bounty, Shannon (player name “ShannonElizabeth”) will be getting even more attention than she’s used to.
Unfortunately the first of Carbon’s Day 3 hopefuls has bowed out after a valiant effort to battle through his short stack wows from Day 1C and 2B. Corey Boggess–better known as AbrahamBinkin at Carbon’s tables–won his first ever $12,500 WSOP package via the monthly CarbonPoker 
Heading into the Day 2s of the World Series of Poker’s Main Event, a couple things were clear about Carbon’s many players: a) they had done very well to get as far as they had; and b) they were not about to stop there.
CarbonPoker’s team of online players are lighting up the felts at the $10K Texas Hold’em Main Event of the WSOP. We are proud to announce the following players have survived Day 1, and are still in the hunt for glory (and cash).
Those of you who hate the thought of spending all your hard-earned money on tournament fees should take a look at Carbon Poker’s monthly lineup of freerolls.
Shannon Elizabeth took to the felts for Day 1D of the World Series of Poker – Main Event. The $10,000 Texas Hold’em event is in the final day of first day action.
CarbonPoker qualifier, Michael Reed is on a tear at the World Series of Poker. After Day 1 of play for Michael, he’s sitting with 142,125 chips — good for 8th place overall.
When you first start playing poker, lurking around the $1.10 tables seems totally fine. However, at some point you’ll start to realize that the $5 first place prize isn’t much at the end of a 45-minute sit and go. This is when you begin wondering how to make some real money with SNG’s. So in the spirit of making more cash in sit and go’s, let’s look at tips that will bring you more money.
Poker tournaments seem to be the favorite setting for beginner players. After all, most people get into poker after hearing about the multi-million dollar prize pools offered in tournaments, and satellite scrub accountants-turned millionaires – a la Chris Moneymaker. But just as in any other form of poker, beginners are prone to big mistakes that are unfortunately repeated over and over again. Here are a few of the mistakes that beginners definitely need to avoid.
