Lock Poker Signs on Two New Pros

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Lock Poker has signed on two new pros and four more are expected to come on board next week.

Bluff Poker Challenge winner Michael Drummond and Bryan Pellegrino (better known as PrimodialAA) have joined the Lock Poker team this week.

“We are expected to sign four players with quite the names next week,” Lock Poker CEO Jennifer Larson told Gambling911.com exclusively on Wednesday. 

Drummond has been thrilled with his experience at Lock Poker since his first day on.

“I actually just got on Lock Poker earlier this month and it’s been awesome,” he told Gambling911.com’s own Jenny Woo.  “I’ve been getting a ton of action and running well, which is always a deadly combination.  The software is great, customer support is fast, and I look forward to continuing to play on this site.”  

Pellegrino is more commonly known as PrimordialAA in online poker circles. He has established himself as one of the worlds finest Heads-Up players specialising in mid-high stakes Heads-Up Sit N Go's. Already an authroity in forums and coaching sites in regards to Heads-Up Poker, Bryan confirmed himself as amongst the best in the world with a Top 8 finish in the World Series of Poker $10k Heads Up Championship in July 2009.

LockPoker.com welcomes US players and those around the world. 

- Christopher Costigan, Gambling911.com Publisher

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