Red Bull Energy Drink Fuels PokerStars Live Macau

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13 March, 2015

ONCHAN, Isle of Man – March 13, 2015 – PokerStars.net, an Amaya Inc. (TSX: AYA) company, today announced that Red Bull, the world’s best-selling energy drink, has become the Official Energy Drink Provider of PokerStars LIVE Macau.

The iconic drink will give wings to poker players who will get complimentary cans of Red Bull when they compete in PokerStars LIVE Macau’s four major main events of 2015:

• Macau Poker Cup 22: February 27 - March 15

• APPT 9 Macau: May 27-31

• Macau Poker Cup 23: August 28 - September 13

• 2015 Asia Championship of Poker: October 30 - November 15

Danny McDonagh, PokerStars’ Director of Live Poker Asia Pacific, said: “Red Bull is synonymous with world-class competition, pushing boundaries and breaking records. We’re proud to reflect those qualities at PokerStars LIVE Macau.”

Red Bull is the most recent global brand to partner with PokerStars LIVE Macau, joining COPAG, the Official Playing Card Provider.

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