Palladium-elite member Bodo Sbrezsny

from Bruchsal strengthens the PartyPoker grassroots team - The Grass Roots team at Party Poker can enjoy a new addition. The 29-year-old Bodo Sbrzesny from Bruchsal, elite member of the Palladium Lounge, completed the selection, which, until now there was the Frenchman Remy Biechel, Felipe Ramos from Brazil, Ian Frazer from the UK and the legendary Mike Sexton.

Bodo Sbrzesny, a former semi-professional tennis players and professional e-game, sat on the live circuit, a first exclamation by his appearance at the PartyPoker Poker Den: The Big Game III. The victory at an online Rake Race offered him the opportunity to attend a 36-hour TV Cashgame participate and communicate with U.S. $ 20,000 at a table with some of the world's best live players. Without any shyness succeeded Bodo, his buy-in to exit more than double. In addition, he bluffed remarkable way to Roland De Wolfe and Barny Boatman with seven-two off suit, and finally showed his cards yet. "A new star is born" - said Jesse May said Bodo's action in the speaker cab.

His earlier work as an online player-coach and made it Bodo, where the transfer acquired skills to the poker game. "I'm really happy about this deal," said Bodo, "I was always loyal to party and I'm thrilled about playing on behalf of large live events all over the world. It was also the chance for many major TV to participate in events from PartyPoker, very attractive to me. I have little live game experience - I started four years ago with Limit Hold'em online and has remained in online games. "

At PartyPoker Bodo will play in the future under "Bodo_Feels_It.

With the development of a Grass Roots team sponsors PartyPoker now increasingly certain players. The focus is on the selection of VIPs and loyal players with long-established ties with Party Poker. A PartyPoker spokesman: "To win at Bodo's Online Rake Race and the next a stir at the Poker Den was the logical choice to take him on board. From the sponsored players and the team of existing grassroots initiative will continue to grow .