April 17th, 2012
By Poker Players Alliance
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Weekly Update from Rich Muny, VP of Player Relations
I wish to thank everyone who participated in the Players Will Never Fold campaign! The hard work at the grassroots is the foundation of all we do. It is what empowers all other levels of the poker advocacy effort, so I thank you all for taking action this week.
Due to the overwhelming success of the campaign, PPA will keep the Players Will Never Fold campaign web page as our main home page for another week, allowing even more participation. So, if you have not yet participated, it is not too late. Simply click HERE now and make yourself heard on Capitol Hill!
To encourage grassroots action, poker coach and author Paul Christopher Hoppe, aka GiantBuddha, made a short video promoting the Poker Daily Action Plan. This video shows how easy and effective participation truly is, so I encourage everyone to check it out:
By participating in these short actions, you can make your voices heard on Capitol Hill every day! Please click the button below (or click here). The Poker Daily Action Plan is item #3. Thanks!
Thank you for your continued support!
PPA Partner Offer: Grinder Gear
In an ongoing effort to promote the PPA and let our members know about some of the cooler things happening in the poker world, the PPA is pleased to announce it has teamed up with Grinder Gear clothing! Grinder Gear is a brand new apparel company for poker players and enthusiasts. For a limited time, purchase any special edition LIVE & LET GRIND shirt from Grinder Gear and 20% of your purchase price will be donated directly to the PPA. This is a great way to help support the PPA and look awesome doing it! Check out the cool, special edition LIVE & LET GRIND shirts, and spread the word that we want to play poker, and we will SOON!
Go to www.liveandletgrind.com today and Join The Revolution!
Interviews
Upcoming Appearances:
- Wednesday, 4/18 at 7:30 pm ET: “House of Cards,” with guest Rich Muny (listen live here)
- Wednesday, 4/18 at 8:00 pm ET: WFTL 640 AM (South Florida): “Poker Action Line,” with guest Greg Raymer (listen live here)
- Webcast: “Poker Advocacy with Rich Muny” airs live each Monday at 8:30 pm ET on OnTilt Radio (listen live here)
Recent Appearances:
- “House of Cards,” with guest PPA Executive Director John Pappas (4/17) (podcast site)
- OnTilt Radio: “Poker Advocacy with Rich Muny,” with an update from PPA Chairman former Senator Alfonse D’Amato and an interview with poker coach and author Paul “GiantBuddha” Hoppe (4/16) (listen here)
- Ontilt Radio: “SCBig’s Roundtable,” with guest PPA Board Member & 2004 WSOP Champion Greg Raymer (4/15) (listen here)
- WTMY AM 1280 (Sarasota, FL): “The Poker Connection Radio Show,” with guests PPA Grassroots Director Drew Lesofski and PPA FL State Director Donna Blevins (4/13) (podcast site)
- Pokerfuse: As States Fast-Track Online Gambling, Congress Faces a “Quilt-Work of 50 State Laws” (4/12/2012) (read here)
- ESPN: “Poker Edge,” with guest John Pappas (4/10/2012) (listen here)
- KFNS 100.7 FM / 590 AM (St. Louis, MO): “The Final Table Poker Radio Show with Dennis Phillips & Paul Harris” with guest John Pappas (4/10/12) (free iTunes download)
Past Interviews:
- Poker Advocacy with Rich Muny: click here
- Short Stacked Radio PPA Weekly Update: click here
- PPA on QuadJacks Radio: click here
The PPA wishes to keep active members like yourself updated on the latest poker advocacy news by periodically sending out select events and headlines. We hope you find it informative and thank you for your continuing support.
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The Poker Players AllianceDedicated to Protecting America’s Favorite Card Game The Poker Players Alliance is a nonprofit membership organization comprised of poker players and enthusiasts from around the United States who have joined together to speak with one voice to promote the game and to protect poker players’ rights. Visit us at theppa.org
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