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Mark Your Calendars! 2017 CARIBBEAN TRIPLE CROWN POKER RUN
2017 CARIBBEAN TRIPLE CROWN POKER RUN: One event, three locations Prep your engines for what is to be the biggest nautical event in the Caribbean. Three of the most beautiful locations in the Caribbean will form center stage, the BVI, …
Read More »No Bluffing: Leverick Bay Poker Run is a Success
On May 29, hundreds of boaters took part in the 15th annual Leverick Bay Poker Run. Participants made stops at several venues around the territory collecting cards in hopes of creating a winning hand, while others followed the action …
Read More »Powerboating Events
The Caribbean is well-known for its sailing regattas and sport fishing tournaments. Now the region is becoming equally famous for its powerboating events like poker runs and races. These marine activities not only offer more ways for Caribbean boaters to …
Read More »BVI Poker Run Attracts More Than 200 Boats
Hundreds of boats zipped out of North Sound to start the 13th annual Leverick Bay Poker Run on May 25. The event attracted more than 200 boats from around the region and almost as many hands of poker were played, …
Read More »Leverick Bay Poker Run
The Leverick Bay Poker Run on Virgin Gorda just keeps getting bigger and bigger, claims organizer Nick Willis. Eleven years ago only 15 boats participated, but now it has grown to more than 150 boats. “There were so many boats …
Read More »Leverick Bay Poker Run – Enough Power to Blow your Bikini Top Off
The Leverick Bay Poker Run has turned into a Must Do Monster Event – Held annually on the Sunday of Memorial Day, The Leverick Bay Poker Run is a blast for family and friends. PLUS – it supports a great …
Read More »More Than 100 Boats Rev Their Engines in Poker Run
The poker run recently celebrated its 10th anniversary with 124 participants and more than 200 hands being played.
Read More »Leverick Bay Poker Run 2010
The ninth annual Leverick Bay Poker Run started with hundreds of boats racing out of Virgin Gorda's North Sound in pursuit of the best "hand" of cards which ultimately could net thousands of dollars in prizes.
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