Cara de Poker Taken Over by PokerStars

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A former iPoker.com network skin, Cara de Poker, has been purchased by the world’s largest online poker room, PokerStars.  The following statement was issued: 

Today, November 30, Cara de Poker (translated to Poker Face in English) officially joins PokerStars family. This union represents for us an honor and a fantastic opportunity for you, the players. With the entry into force of the first online gaming licenses in Spain, the only poker rooms can offer tables and tournaments between Spanish players, significantly reducing the number of tables and tournaments available. Our bet is that only the largest room in the world and Spain will be able to offer a number of tables and tournaments large enough so you can enjoy a superior experience with any other offer in the market. Also, now is a great time to join PokerStars, as the room has a fantastic pack of promotions on the occasion of its tenth anniversary, along with special promotions for players of poker face, as inputs to the "World Record Attempt" of 4 December.

As a result of this alliance, we have finished the game activities Poker Face program and all the action is transferred to PokerStars. On your part we need to open an account at PokerStars if you do not have it by downloading the PokerStars software. Then record your PokerStars user and then starts the process of transferring funds. Thus, we may transfer your funds and your loyalty points from PokerStars Poker Face.

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