How $8000 gets you a seat at John Ibrahim’s poker table
The invitation list is strictly need-to-know and the competition is ruthless with players warned not to turn up if they can’t handle losing thousands of dollars. Welcome to John Ibrahim’s weekly poker game.
The invitation list is strictly need-to-know and the competition is ruthless with players warned not to turn up if they can’t handle losing thousands of dollars.
Welcome to John Ibrahim’s weekly poker game.
Every Monday night at about 7.30pm, a select group of businessmen, developers, restaurant owners, family and close friends file into John Ibrahim’s Dover Heights mansion to test their nerves in the face of merciless sledging in a high stakes game of poker.
New entrants are savaged and are required to stump up an $8000 initial buy-in.
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