Steve Morrow Seeking Investors for Online Poker Community

June 16 - When it comes to successful poker management, the name Steve Morrow instantly crops up. In his 17 years of activity in the poker industry, Morrow has undertaken a wide range of projects, including co-directing the World Series of Poker event in 2002. In addition, he has directed the largest online poker tournament to date - the PokerStars World Championship of Online Poker in 2002/2003.

Morrow, who currently runs Paradigm Poker Consultants, recently announced that he was looking for investors to help take on an exciting new project. Riding on the wave of success of online poker, Morrow is looking to create a unique new online poker community.

According to Morrow, the first stage of the new project will consist of a poker themed online auction site to be known as ThePokerAttic.com. Here, players will be able to bid for and sell a wide range of poker-related items and memorabilia.

The second and third phases of the community would be the creation of a new online poker gaming room where players will be able to enjoy their favorite variations of poker. Finally, Morrow plans to create an active social networking site that will attract players from all over the world who share a common love of the game.

One of Morrow's main achievements in his lucrative career has been the transformation of PokerStars.com from a small start-up company to the second-highest ranked poker room in the entire online poker industry. He was contracted to become the site's manager in 2002, just three months after PokerStars began offering cash games. Morrow was responsible for the site's meteoric rise, including the introduction of the World Championship of Online Poker.

Steve Morrow is seeking online poker investors and key personnel for his new venture which, coupled with his vast experience, will create one of the leading projects in the future of online poker.