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Nevada
Type: Other
Status: Open
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CG303148 Obsolete
Issued: 2012
Added: 2023-04-04
Color: Black
Inserts: 8-Pips
Mold: 4Suits
Inlay: HS-Silver
Logo: WPTAC
Contributed by: A. J. Giametta
Each player who qualified for the 2012 WPTAL World Championship received the below "Event Participant Chip" as a memento of the tournament that saw over 2,000 players from across the United States, Canada and New Zealand qualify to play in the 3- Day World Championship Tournament held at the Tropicana Casino, Las Vegas, NV. Event Played at Tropicana, Las Vegas, Nevada
Note -- Chip was permanently encapsulated in a black foam, plastic case causing a somewhat damaged-looking hot stamp.
Also, it was last time Tropicana hosted the WPTAL Championship and moved to Sunset Station before WPTAL changed it's name to WPT League.
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CG314869 Obsolete
Issued: 2012
Added: 2024-04-06
Color: Gray
Inserts: 8-Pips
Mold: 4Suits
Inlay: HS-Gold
Logo: RCE
Contributed by: Doug Deems
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CG308002
Added: 2023-08-13
Color: Black
Logo: WPTAC
Contributed by: A. J. Giametta
WPT (World Poker Tour) Amateur Poker League Platinum Level Player Card
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League Play incentive to play more regional tournaments and WPT events as a VIP player which includes additional perks per venue like extra chips, room stays, etc.
In the Texas region, players mostly play local venues, and earning points and prizes to enter events held at casinos in Louisiana and Oklahoma. It s the local games that are played weekly that the player earns points to qualify for additional play that allows a player to advance the World Championship.
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CG304517
Issued: 2015
Added: 2023-05-10
Color: Light Blue
Logo: WPTAC
Contributed by: A. J. Giametta
WPT (World Poker Tour) Amateur Poker League Platinum Level Tournament Identification Card that allowed players into the designated Poker Room (There were three room that accommodated over 1,000 players that had made the big show at Sunset Station, Las Vegas) staging the World Championship.
Card allowed entry, but was also used to bag chips in the three day grind to the championship. Data on card has identification number, player level and held from a lanyard around the player's neck.
Reverse side of the card is blank
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CG304532
Issued: 2015
Added: 2023-05-10
Last Update: 2023-05-10
Color: Black/White
Logo: WPTC
Contributed by: A. J. Giametta
WPTAL is now called WPT League dropping the Amateur moniker. The WPT League still hosts a daily schedule of local games at multi- state ventures across the U.S., Canada and New Zealand. Those games offer qualifying tournaments so players can earn a trip to the Big Show.
It's free poker that results in great rewards if a players uses both on-line and live events in their local area. In the beginning, each player who registered to play WPTAL received a chip with their national registration number on it. Over time, I personally qualified for three World Championships in Las Vegas through my local venues in Texas, Oklahoma, and Louisiana. I finished in 19th Place for the World Championship out of 1,000-plus qualifiers in 2013.
Also, WPT Leagues also divided to an international group of venues and League calls that affiliate -- ClubWPT and they play on-line and keep stats to advance from there, players win a seat at a regional casino for a chance to advance. There is a fee charged on a yearly basis to play on-line, even play for cash in some states that allow gambling.
This shirt patch was given to the group of finishers in the Sunset Station World Championship when the name was changed to what it is today.
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CG304518
Issued: 2015
Added: 2023-05-10
Color: Silver
Logo: WPTAC
Contributed by: A. J. Giametta
WPT (World Poker Tour) Amateur Poker League awarded this silver coin memento to the top 20 players who finished the World Championship held at Sunset Station, Las Vegas, NV along with a WPT Tournament Patch
There were three rooms that accommodated over 1,000 players that had made the big show.
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