Once A Week

Loyalty is earned… and rewarded!

Hello everyone,

A new week, a new Once a Week and plenty of things to share with you! Between tournaments, results, lively discussions and projects taking shape, we’re not going to get bored at PFB.

This week, I especially want to revisit a topic close to my heart: our players’ loyalty. We often talk about winners, great performances and big prize pools. But behind all that, there are players who return week after week, who keep our tables alive and who contribute to that special atmosphere we all appreciate.

So yes, we’re seriously considering a PFB loyalty program. Nothing is set in stone yet, but the idea is simple: find an intelligent way to reward those who keep our community alive. And why not encourage players to arrive a bit earlier for tournaments? I know, I know… some still wait to see the number of registrants on PokerLens before leaving their couch!

Another upcoming event: the European Poker Series in Paris, from 6 to 15 November. After months of preparation, we’re in the final stretch. The festival at Circus Club Paris promises great encounters and, I hope, many beautiful memories. Don’t forget our EPS qualification on Sunday 1 November! Also, don’t miss the opening of our partner venue Circus Poker Chapelle on 04/11! It’s going to be full!

But PFB is not just about poker around the tables. It’s also what happens between tournaments: your posts, comments, forum discussions, new faces joining us and friendships that form over the years.

I take this opportunity to welcome our new members and thank everyone who actively participates in our community’s life. Keep sharing your experiences, your outbursts (in moderation, okay!), good moments and ideas. PFB is, above all, your space.

Enjoy this new edition of our Once a Week. Happy reading, good luck at the tables, and above all, never forget the essential: poker should remain a pleasure!

See you soon around the tables!

Leandro Gaone

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