Win NAPT Las Vegas Seats in the Spraggy & Tonka Meet-Up Game at Resorts World TODAY

Connor Richards
Senior Editor U.S.
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Spraggy & Tonka

With the PokerStars North American Poker Tour (NAPT) returning to Las Vegas this November, all eyes are on opportunities to win a seat into the $5,300 buy-in Main Event taking place November 5-10.

For poker players currently in Las Vegas for the summer festivities, there are a handful of ways to win a seat into the NAPT action, including a meet-up game this weekend with Team PokerStars Pros Benjamin Spragg and Parker Talbot at Resorts World Las Vegas.

The meet-up game will get underway on Sunday, June 30 at 4 p.m. local time and will award two $5,300 NAPT Las Vegas Main Event seats.

"Spraggy" shared information about the game on social media, noting that it will be the streamer's first-ever meet-up game. More details on how exactly the seats will be given out will be released on Spragg and Talbot's social channels.

In addition to the Meet-Up Game, players can win seats by playing in the Resorts World Summer Series. Two events are taking place with Main Event seats added to first place: the $400 Road to NAPT $100,000 guaranteed event, which will run from June 27-30 and the $400 Road to NAPT $20,000 guarantee Single Day entry event which will run on June 30.

Resorts World
Resorts World

Earlier this weekend, two NAPT Main Event seats were awarded as part of the Resorts World Summer Series, with both players earnings also earning seats into $400 buy-in events.

For more information about the meet-up game with "Spraggy" and "tonkaaaa" and the upcoming NAPT Las Vegas festival, visit pokerstarslive.com/napt/lasvegas.

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Connor Richards
Senior Editor U.S.

Connor Richards is a Senior Editor U.S. for PokerNews and host of the Life Outside Poker podcast. Connor has been nominated for three Global Poker Awards for his writing.

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