CEO Phil Nagy Talks Americas Cardroom Expansion, New Software, Tournaments (Podcast)

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C Costigan

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20 June, 2019

CEO Phil Nagy Talks Americas Cardroom Expansion, New Software, Tournaments (Podcast)

We are in beautiful Costa Rica sitting down with some of our favorite people.

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Today we meet with Americas Cardroom CEO Phil Nagy to discuss their brand new software, an expansion into a sprawling new office, and some upcoming tournaments, including Venum with its $1 million 1st place prize. We also discuss the burgeoning cryptocurrency market.

See photos below.

*Up to $1000 signup bonus
*Free play available
*Participate in the $5 million guaranteed tournament
*$2,650 buy-in or qualify for online satellites and get in free
*Six Plus Holdem now available
*Get a shot of the $100,000 with Jackpot Poker
*Compatible on your mobile device
*Downloads not necessary - upgraded website as of June 1, 2019
LEARN MORE HERE

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Americas Cardroom's amazing new office slated to open first week in July

Americas Cardroom CEO Phil Nagy poses in the new office game room

First peak at the new Americas Cardroom website

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