Casting Call: Wanted Small Unique Towns Who Play Poker

Added: (Thu Oct 13 2005)

Pressbox (Press Release) - The Small Town Poker Tour, executive producers announced today they are accepting nominations for towns to visit on season one of the worlds largest amature poker tour and reality based television show. To nominate your town just go to www.smalltownpokertour.com and click the link, you may also register to play in the tour.The STPT will tour all 50 United States in search of America's number one amateur poker player. The tour will also be filmed for television. The STPT also plans European, Canadian and Asian Tours.
The STPT has selected "The Division" as their marketing and promotion partner. Mark Fracalossi Creator and Executive producer of the tour stated, "The Division is the best fit for us, they are hands down the top poker event and marketing firm out there."We are serious about making the STPT the finest amateur poker tour in the world and the partnership with The Division brings us the top people in the business of poker, and our vision to reality, what else can I say I am elated to have them on board," Fracalossi said."Jeff Brausch CEO of The Division is known for producing proprietary marketing programs for many of the world's best-known brands. His expertise in event marketing will truly make the STPT a world class tour," Fracalossi added.

"Stephen Connolly will handle day-to-day operations of the tour. With over 25 years of event management experience, Stephen will be responsible to seeing all details are carried out successfully. Matt Savage will ensure that the 'game' component of the Small Town Poker Tour is of the highest caliber. As the preeminent Poker Tournament Director in the World, Matt Savage knows how poker should be played," Fracalossi said. "They also have access to some of the worlds top players who will also advise on the tour," Fracalossi added.

The STPT is as simple as the title states, blending everyday people with the exciting game of Texas Hold'em and donate money to charity. "The money we raise will stay local, it's a chance for all poker players to come and give something back, and a chance to be the STPT Champion," Fracalossi stated.

The tour will be not of the flashy set productions you see on television. "Our show and tour is unique. The finals will be in a casino, but the rest of the show is a tour of the world," Fracalossi stated.