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Texas Hold’em Frisco; Friday, November 13

November 9, 2009

Frisco, TX (MetroCatholic) – Texas Hold’em Frisco will host a Texas Hold’em tournament on Friday November 13 to benefit the St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Community. The tournament is sponsored by Knights of Columbus Council 12480.  The tournament will take place at the Hampton Inn at 3199 Parkwood in Frisco from 8pm until midnight. A Fajita Dinner will be served beginning at 7:15 pm.

Tickets are available for a $70 donation (Donor receives $4000 in chips, Light Snacks, Water -&- Soda “Only”). $40 re-donations (Donor receives additional $4000 in chips) will be available until 10pm. Tickets are available online here or at Classique Jewelers (4670 Preston Rd. Suite 220 in Frisco; 972-712-1934).

Sponsorship opportunities are available as well.  For more information about the tournament, visit the event website. The official tounament flyer may also be viewed here.

Posted by George Vogt · Filed Under Diocesan News 

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