Red Wings to hold annual MotorCity Casino charity poker tournament on November 7th

From the Detroit Red Wings:

10th annual MotorCity Casino Hotel Charity Poker Tournament on sale now

Only 108 spots available for Texas Hold ‘Em tournament against current Red Wings players and alumni taking place on Wednesday, Nov. 7 at MotorCity Casino Hotel.

DETROIT – The Detroit Red Wings today announced that tickets are now on sale for the 10th annual MotorCity Casino Hotel’s annual Red Wings Charity Poker Tournament benefiting the Detroit Red Wings Foundation. Set for Wednesday, Nov. 7 at MotorCity Casino Hotel, the charity poker tournament will give fans an opportunity to go head-to-head with Red Wings players and alumni in a game of Texas Hold ‘Em with a grand prize of $5,000 cash to the tournament winner. Only 108 spots are available for this exclusive tournament. Fans can reserve a seat by making a $400 donation to the Red Wings Foundation.

The evening will begin at Sound Board in MotorCity Casino Hotel with participants and a guest enjoying a silent auction and strolling dinner reception alongside participating Red Wings players and alumni at 4:30 p.m., followed by the Texas Hold ‘Em tournament in the Poker Room starting promptly at 6:30 p.m. Tournament participants can purchase up to three additional guest tickets for a $100 donation each.

All poker players walk away a winner with a parting gift and an overnight room for the night of the tournament, compliments of MotorCity Casino Hotel for the registered player and one guest. The top 10 finishers will be awarded prizes, including $5,000 cash for the grand-prize winner and $2,500 cash for the second-place finisher. Third place will receive four tickets to a 2018-19 Red Wings regular season home game and fourth through 10th place will receive an autographed, game-used hockey stick by a Red Wings player.

Fans can reserve a seat in the charity poker tournament by visiting www.DetroitRedWings.com/Poker.

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