The Windy City Poker Run 2005, a run held near Lake Michigan located in North America, was a very successful and unique poker run. This event was the combination of offshore performance boating with the thrill of motor sports, by staging parallel poker runs along the coastal highways for the Lamborghini enthusiasts of Chicago. As per rule, participants collect a series of five sealed envelopes containing a single card, and in the end participants with best poker card was declared winner.
Hundreds of performance boaters and dozens of Lamborghini enthusiasts converged to bring a taste of the most exotic forms of personal transportation to an eager audience comprised of both motor sports and offshore boating fans. The atmosphere of the event was buzzing with excitement as the participants awaited the start of the event. Hotels, restaurants and resorts were filled with boaters, sports car enthusiasts and spectators from all parts of North America. Apart from providing entertainment and excitement to the spectators, the event also had charitable purpose.
This event raised funds to help economically challenged persons of North America. The media played a big role in popularizing the event, capturing every exciting moment. Reporters from well known electronic and print media also covered the action. For many of the spectators, this event provided the first opportunity to see the custom designs and immaculate rigging characteristic of the offshore performance class.
The Windy City Poker Run 2005 ended on a high note, with a grand awards banquet, with top quality caterers serving a delectable dinner under a big sprawling tent. Since The Windy City Poker Run 2005 was dedicated to children in need, several of the families were on hand to receive checks.
Sponsors also had a big role in making this sporting event successful and popular. Some important sponsors were Shogren Performance Marine, Mercury Racing, Poker Runs America, Livorsi Marine, and Skipper Bud’s. Technical experts provided their best support in a hassle-free conclusion of the event. Various companies donated money as well, making the event a complete success.
For many, it was an opportunity to enjoy boating in one of America’s most desirable locations. For others, it opened the doors to a whole new adventure in motor sports. Whether they arrived at the finish line in a Lamborghini or at the helm of an offshore performance boat, everyone agreed that the Windy City Poker Run was a great idea, and there can be no doubt that this event will become one of the major stops on the poker run calendar for many years to come