The Native American Pool Tour is here. 
Check it out: http://www.azbilliards.com/2000storya.php?storynum=6037
Check out the DR Pool Promotions, Inc.'s website: http://www.DRPOOL.net
The Native American Casino Pool Tour averages over 100 participants per event as has done so for many years. This event will require entrants to post a $25 deposit to lock in their spot. The field will more than likely be limited to 128 players, unless an overload of entries come in, which could easily happen. $5 of the $25 will go directly toward the added money of the Final event as usual. But here is the kicker. The casino will keep the other $20 and in return give each entrant $50 on their player?s card! In reality the casino is paying you to play in the tournament!
This announcement comes on the heels of the previously announced $25,000 break contest to be held at this year?s finals.
Another Native American Tribe contributes to pool. This is the Menominee Indian Tribe:
The Menominee have survived for over 10,000 years of existence in this area, and are indigenous to the State of Wisconsin. We have managed to keep a fraction of our ancestral territory for a home which is now our reservation. We continue to have strong leadership and it was this type of leadership that has taken us through much adversity. We continue to speak our language and practice our traditions and our traditional religion. Spiritually, we continue to speak with our creator through tobacco, prayers, and other offerings. We will continue to survive because we are a sovereign nation, a nation that refused to be pushed from our territory, a nation that will remain strong and independent.
The Menominee People were intregal in Wisconsin becoming a state. We have had hundreds of Sesquicentennials. We gave up lands through agreements called Treaties and in the 1848 treaty, we refused to leave what would become Wisconsin our ancestral home. This is our story. We will remain Menominee until our language is no longer spoken. We are "Kiash Matchitiwuk" the Ancient Ones.
Hope to read more about this great tournament and tour!
Check it out: http://www.azbilliards.com/2000storya.php?storynum=6037
Check out the DR Pool Promotions, Inc.'s website: http://www.DRPOOL.net
The Native American Casino Pool Tour averages over 100 participants per event as has done so for many years. This event will require entrants to post a $25 deposit to lock in their spot. The field will more than likely be limited to 128 players, unless an overload of entries come in, which could easily happen. $5 of the $25 will go directly toward the added money of the Final event as usual. But here is the kicker. The casino will keep the other $20 and in return give each entrant $50 on their player?s card! In reality the casino is paying you to play in the tournament!
This announcement comes on the heels of the previously announced $25,000 break contest to be held at this year?s finals.
Another Native American Tribe contributes to pool. This is the Menominee Indian Tribe:
The Menominee have survived for over 10,000 years of existence in this area, and are indigenous to the State of Wisconsin. We have managed to keep a fraction of our ancestral territory for a home which is now our reservation. We continue to have strong leadership and it was this type of leadership that has taken us through much adversity. We continue to speak our language and practice our traditions and our traditional religion. Spiritually, we continue to speak with our creator through tobacco, prayers, and other offerings. We will continue to survive because we are a sovereign nation, a nation that refused to be pushed from our territory, a nation that will remain strong and independent.
The Menominee People were intregal in Wisconsin becoming a state. We have had hundreds of Sesquicentennials. We gave up lands through agreements called Treaties and in the 1848 treaty, we refused to leave what would become Wisconsin our ancestral home. This is our story. We will remain Menominee until our language is no longer spoken. We are "Kiash Matchitiwuk" the Ancient Ones.
Hope to read more about this great tournament and tour!
