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FreeSl.com sends affiliates to WSOP

FLORIDA – (PRESS RELEASE) – Affiliate marketing agency FreeSI.com will be sending 150 of their top affiliates to the Rio Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas to compete in the World Series of Poker Main Event from July 6th-17th, 2007. Those affiliates lucky enough to qualify will get a chance to win millions of dollars for free since FreeSI.com will be covering the $10,000.00 WSOP entry fee. Last year's record setting WSOP main event prize of $12 million dollar was won by amateur Jamie Gold.

To learn how you can qualify for your free entry into the 2007 World Series of Poker, visit FreeSI.com for more information.

"We are extremely excited to be sending so many affiliates to the greatest poker tournament in the world," stated Larry Rothchild, VP of Affiliate Relations for FreeSI.com. "The best part about our program is that the affiliates do not have to do anything besides what they are already doing, which is sending players to the top online poker brands. No other company in the industry is doing this for their affiliates."

Additional affiliate awards being offered by FreeSI.com include:

1.) Trip to two to Las Vegas – Includes airfare for two, hotel, and $2,000.00 in Casino Chips.

2.) $3,000 ad in Bluff Magazine – Bluff is the leading poker magazine in the world and the exclusive magazine of the 2007 WSOP.

"We love the opportunity FreeSI.com is giving to so many top producing online poker affiliates," commented Bluff Magazine Publisher Eric Morris. "Bluff Magazine is the perfect venue for FreeSI.com affiliates to get exposure for their poker websites. I encourage poker affiliates to take Larry Rothchild up on his generous offer."

Members of the FreeSI.com team are scheduled to appear at the Casino Affiliate Conference in Amsterdam in May 2007 and the Casino Affiliate Partners Spring Break in the Bahamas this June 2007. "We are looking forward to visiting with our affiliates at the various networking conventions this year," stated Rothchild. "Nothing would please me more than to send over 150 top producers to the 2007 WSOP Main Event."