UltimatePoker.com Now Offering Pot Limit Omaha

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Ultimate Gaming, a majority-owned subsidiary of Station Casinos LLC, has launched real-money Pot Limit Omaha at UltimatePoker.com.  Currently, players can test their skills in a variety of ring games with tournament games debuting during Ultimate Poker Championship (UPC) 2, which lasts through November 10.

Due to the widespread popularity of UPC 1, Ultimate Poker is upping the ante with UPC 2, featuring a total of $200,000 guaranteed across 13 events with a $100,000 guarantee in the final event taking place on Sunday, Nov. 10. UPC 2 events occur daily with buy-ins ranging from $25 to $300 and guaranteed prize pools from $5,000 to $100,000. In addition, the winner of the final event will receive a custom Ultimate Poker watch to commemorate the victory.

Satellite games are currently underway and run through Sunday, Nov. 10. For the entire event and satellite game schedule, visit UltimatePoker.com.

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