Vivian Saliba Joins 888poker as Newest Ambassador
This was published 11-11-2017888poker announced its newest ambassador live on Wednesday, 8th November 2017, at King’s Casino in Rozvadov.
Vivian “Vivi” Saliba signed her contract live on Facebook after accepting her new position as 888poker Ambassador after which she commented that she is officially part of the team and that it is a privilege to be an official.
During an official press release, Saliba went on to say that there are many aspects that she likes about 888poker. She added that first of all, the 888live events are due to the affordable buy-ins with good structures and amazing locations. She said that she also likes the online platform because of the variety of different tournaments and cash games with a large number of players online at any time.
Saliba logged her first win in 2014 when she earned over $174,000 in winnings but has been slow in getting noticed on the tournament scene. However, she made a splash this summer finishing in 11th place in the $10,000 Pot Limit Omaha 8 Handed Championship at the World Series of Poker.
The new ambassador also came 1st place in the 888Live in London Woman’s Event, 3rd place at WSOP International Circuit – Sao Paulo in Event No.6 – Pot Limit Omaha and 3rd place at PokerStars Championship Barcelona in Event No. 38 €1,100 Pot Limit Omaha.
Saliba joins the 88poker team that includes Parker Talbot, Chris Moorman, Kara Scott, Sofia Lovgren, Natalie Hoff as well as fellow Brazilian, Bruno Foster.
In the 888poker press release Saliba also revealed that she could not be happier about joining the 888 Team and that as a professional poker player, she always looked forward to a partnership. She also said that 888poker is one of the biggest poker companies, and she is fortunate to be a part of it.
Saliba went on to say that she prefers PLO as there is much more action compared to Hold’em, making it more enjoyable to play. She added that a lot of players are new to the game and make many mistakes which is obviously good for her as a professional poker player.
