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PokerNews' "Chip Me Up" auctions running hotter by the day

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June 12th, 2009

It isn't just the strip in Vegas that heats up during the WSOP. Every man and his dog is going crazy at ChipMeUp.com - thanks to the new auctions you have the opportunity to grab valuable WSOP stakes at amazingly low prices. One astute investor picked up 3% of Phil Ivey in event #8 for the token amount of $9.33. Ivey surged to victory in this event and ChipMeUp bidder 1000cuts profited nearly $2,000!

Worldwide, poker players and fans alike head to ChipMeUp daily to buy and sell percentages of their play in live and online poker tournaments around the world, however the auctions is where there is real money to be made! Bidders can participate in frequent no-reserve bargain auctions for a whole wide range of tournaments entries, shares in professional, ridiculously under priced poker themed travel packages and more! Joining ChipMeUp is free and you can fund your account directly from your online poker account so get started today and get yourself tangled up in a bidding war!

ChipMeUp offers more than just the WSOP. The real value comes from the dozens of smaller auctions such as the Full Tilt Poker $25 Shooter listings that are currently selling for less than $1! There is no better time to try the site out than now as ChipMeUp's WSOP poker staking is huge value to bidders. A lot of users have also commented on the site's commitment to customer service and integrity - administrators answer questions in the forums, blacklist rule breakers and resolve disputes quickly. It is believed that these factors have resulted in a steady growth in free ChipMeUp memberships.

Check out ChipMeUp.Com for more amazing auctions.

Update: 1% of Phil Ivey's WSOP Main Event winnings (up to a $40,000 value) just sold for (no joke) $1.92! Check out ChipMeUp.com for full details. Ivey has already made one ChipMeUp member a lot of money, who will be next?

*Phil Ivey does not endorse, sponsor and is not associated or affiliated with PokerNews or ChipMeUp or its products, services, promotions or auctions. Phil Ivey is not responsible for any prizes relating to this auction.