Neuman Signs New Sponsor
NEW JERSEY – (PRESS RELEASE) -- World Series of Poker / World Poker Tour Player Scott Neuman is proud to announce his latest advertiser and sponsorship by Aztec Mining and Sportsbookandpoker.com. A publicly traded company (AZTM). Aztec Mining will be sponsoring Toms River, NJ resident Scott Neuman in the upcoming 2006 Borgata Ultimate Super Satellite Tournament on March 19th, 2006 with a possible total prize pool of $110,000,000 million dollars. The winners of the Ultimate Super Satellite Tournament will win free entry into the 2006 World Series of Poker Main Event, the WPT Event 2006 Borgata Poker Open, the WPT event 2006 Foxwoods Open and the WPT 2006 Championship at the Bellagio. In addition, the Borgata will cover hotel and travel expenses. Each event pays millions to place or win. Aztec Mining will retain a percentage of any winnings from these tournaments.
Scott Neuman will be competing against World Series of Poker and World Poker Tour players in the No Limit High stakes game of Texas Hold'em.
Scott Neuman is coming off a final table result at the World Series of Poker event in Atlantic City at Harrahs Casino and the Big Smoke High Stakes No Limit Texas Holdem event sponsored by Cigar Aficionado in 2005 and also 32 final table poker tournament total finishes or wins. Scott Neuman is happy to have the opportunity to promote Aztec Mining and Bordercitypoker.com at this event in 2006.
"Aztec Mining is a public traded company under the ticker symbol "AZTM". While Aztec Mining has mining interests, they are also looking for other revenue streams via search engine presentations and their newest acquisition Sportsbookandpoker.com and BorderCityPoker.com. Aztec Mining is looking to show the world their state-of-the-art sports book and poker software. Their sportsbookandpoker.com and their new bordercitypoker.com site (to open in April 2006) offers the ability to place bets on hundreds of events and in addition, play against some of the best online poker players in the world for as little as $5.00 a tournament" said Scott Neuman. "Aztec Mining and Bordercitypoker.com came to me after seeing my eBay auction promotions, and suggested this tournament to advertise and introduce players on their new poker and sports book room".
Aztec Mining was also interested in sponsoring Scott because he is a member of Rotary International's local club in Lakewood, NJ, and he will donate 5% of his total winnings to his local Rotary International Club. Scott normally places in the top percentage of most tournaments that he enters and hopes to be able to make a large charitably donation to the "Lakewood Rotary Club of Lakewood, NJ". "A large percentage of the money raised from donations and events run by the Lakewood Rotary Club goes right back to the community of Lakewood in the form of scholarships, books for the elementary schools, and support for senior citizens in town, in addition to national and world wide needs, says Scott Neuman".
"This is a win-win situation for us as Scott is an accomplished poker player and has done well at many high-profile events," said Aztec Mining CEO Scott Tobia. "We'll be gaining publicity by sponsoring Scott Neuman. If Scott places in this tournament, the upside is huge for Aztec Mining, with possible revenues in the millions of dollars. Sportsbookandpoker.com and Bordercitypoker.com will gain members and our shareholders will see an increase in stock value from the revenues this might produce. In addition we're hoping to contribute a large amount of money to Mr Neumans chosen charity if he does well in this tournament.
Scott will be wearing a Aztec Mining/Sportsbookandpoker.com logo shirt and hat at the Borgata event.
More on Aztec Mining: Aztec Mining is an emerging mining and metals company that has diversified, by creating revenue generating internet search engines and their latest venture, "Sportsbookandpoker.com". Tens of thousands of pokers players will be playing online daily. In addition, Sportsbookandpoker.com offers step tournaments to World Series of Poker and World Poker Tour events for as little as $5.00 to enter.