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The Cash Game Festival in Bulgaria on Aug. 31 Isn’t Just About 120 Hours of Poker
- Updated: August 24, 2016
The Cash Game Festival is heading to Platinum Casino in Sunny Beach, Bulgaria for more than 120 hours of non-stop poker action from August 31 to September 4.
This is the third Cash Game Festival of the year for the festival following successful stops at Aspers Casino Westfield Stratford City in London in March and a couple of months later at Casino Malta in June.
Martin “Franke” von Zweigbergk
Cash Game Festival co-founder Martin “Franke” von Zweigbergk shared that with the festival heading south-east this year, each stop is attracting a new group of players that have yet to be exposed to the great experience both on and off the felt at each stop.
“This is our third festival of this year and as you can see from the European map we went from northwest, to the middle, and now we go southeast,” explained von Zweigbergk. “That means we are getting a different target group in Bulgarian, Romanian, ex-Yugoslav, and Greek players.”
Von Zweigbergk is excited that the hotel at the venue is already full, and explained that many of the guests likely booked without knowledge of the festival.
“We know that the hotel where the casino is, is already fully booked,” stated von Zweigbergk. “Which is fantastic! And we know there is a high amount of people booked in the hotel from Israel, which is very good. Of course, many people booked the hotel without knowledge of us, but it is a good message.”
With the help of the ever-increasing number of the festival’s partners, a full house is expected for the event which will likely be capped at 20 tables running simultaneously. Players will be able to enjoy a wide variety of action on demand at stakes both low and high.
“We are gathering on board more partners to increase our reach and I feel very …
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