After a succesful debut event in November Dream Team Poker is set to hold its second event, and the first one open to the public, at Caesars Palace in late March.

The event, which calls for players to compete in teams of three, runs from March 27 - 29. The $500 + $50 per player entry fee provides each player with tournament entry, custom jerseys, special room rates at Caesars Palace and access to the welcome party and winner’s ceremony.

The Dream Team Poker concept awards points to each team of players based on the finish of each player. Prize money is awarded for both the finish of each team and individual performance.

“The first event was such an incredible accomplishment for Dream Team Gaming and proved that the concept of team poker could be exciting, fun and profitable for all involved,” said Daniel Delshad, Dream Team Gaming CEO. “We are seeing a definite call for this game from the casinos and the players. We are honored to have Caesars Palace Las Vegas host our next tournament.”

For their part Caesars Palace is equally excited to be hosting the first public Dream Team event.

“The tournament’s innovative team concept will bring a new dimension to tournament play,” said Jim Pedulla, Director of Poker for Caesars Palace. “This new format will create more camaraderie among the players making this an exciting event.”

With 100 teams participating tournament organizers are expecting a complete sell-out and a prize pool of $150,000. To register or for more information visit DreamTeamPoker.com.

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