PokerBaazi to host Kerala Flood Relief Tournament Tonight

We all know how bad the flood situation has become in Kerala, with hundreds of people losing their lives and an even greater number of families losing their homes and other belongings. The state witnessed heavy rainfall since the end of July and that has led to one of the worst flood disasters that the country has witnessed in recent times. Over 14 districts in the state have been affected, and relief operations are constantly underway.

Several top personalities, companies and even countries have offered relief to the ailing state of Kerala, while India’s top poker companies are giving you the chance to do your bit as well. Every rupee counts at the moment, and PokerBaazi is giving you the chance to make a valuable personal contribution. What’s better? You get to help while doing what you love!

PokerBaazi has launched the Kerala Flood Relief Tournament which will take place tonight at 8pm, at the same time that the Summit MonsterStack Turbo tournament begins. This special charity tournament begins will have a buy-in of INR 4,000 (3,000+1,000) and a guaranteed prize pool of INR 6 lakh. The tournament fee will be matched by the company and donated towards the Kerala Relief Fund.

This is now a perfect chance for you to use your poker skills and make a difference to the lives of people in desperate need at this point of time. Get your friends to play tonight as well, as more the participation, more will be the amount that PokerBaazi will be sending across to the Kerala Flood Relief.

Registration to the tournament has already begun, so head over and join the tournament right away. The Spartan Poker is another company that decided to donate to those in need in Kerala, with the tournament revenue from the upcoming Sunday SuperStack to be donated to the Kerala Relief Fund.

The next couple of days thus gives you a chance to do a good deed while doing your usual and playing online poker. Keep reading GutshotMagazine.com for similar poker updates from around the country.