Snopp Dogg will host The Rappers Challenge Texas HoldEm Tournament in May.

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Rappers Poker Charity

Snopp Dogg will host The Rappers Challenge Texas HoldEm Tournament in May.

The increasing popularity of the poker tournaments now meets with the hip hop world. The Rappers Challenge Texas HoldEm Tournament is scheduled to May 5. The tournament will be held on a Casino Ship at the Port of Miami and it will be hosted by Snoop Dogg.

The Rappers Challenge Texas HoldEm Tournament will take one day and it expected to attract great numbers of hip hop stars as well as pro poker players. The event will include a Texas HoldEm tournament for the poker champions with a pot worth of 2 million dollars, and a celebrity poker charity tournament with a 50,000 dollars pot. The winner in the charity poker tournament will choose a charity organization that will receive the money prize.

The entrance fee for the Rappers Challenge Texas HoldEm Tournament is 15,000 dollars. The entrance fee includes access to the no limit Texas HoldEm tournament game, the celebrity party, Monday Night Fight Klub, BBQ, an after party in South Beach, VIP admission to South Beachs clubs and travel expenses. Twenty seats are kept for poker champions.

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