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PartyPoker signs deal with PGA EuroPro Tour

Online casino operator PartyPoker have signed a sponsorship agreement with PGA EuroPro Tour. The new deal will allow the company to access thousands of golf fans across Europe in 2019.
The EuroPro Tour is a sought-after event for up-and-coming golfers in Europe. It is known as Europe’s “leading development tour.”
“We are excited to come on board with the EuroPro Tour for the forthcoming season and further strengthen our relationship with Matchroom Sport,” said Tom Waters, PartyPoker managing director. “The tour hosts some of the most exciting events across Europe, and we look forward to supporting Matchroom in their quest to unearth the next generation of golfing stars.”
In addition to the branding rights, PartyPoker will get promotional opportunities by sponsoring select golfers on the tour. The company also receives three “hospitality packages” to the Rose & Thistle Trophy Golf event, scheduled for late May.
“Our developmental golf tour has become one of the leading circuits for young professionals looking to become tomorrow’s superstars of the sport,” he said. “I am really looking forward to building on an already strong relationship with partypoker and can’t wait to see the benefits it will bring to all involved in the PGA EuroPro Tour.” – said Tour Chairman Barry Hearn.
Source: 5StarMedia
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