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Rafa Nadal and Tomeu Kick Off The Good Hand Project with YouTube Challenges
Online PokerNovember 27, 2013·1 min read

Rafa Nadal and Tomeu Kick Off The Good Hand Project with YouTube Challenges


The Good Hand Project, a charity initiative by PokerStars España and Fundación Adecco, has begun with challenges involving Rafa Nadal and his brother Tomeu. The first two challenges are videos on YouTube, with Rafa Nadal completing his hand with serves and Tomeu using bluffs. The video with more views will raise more money for the cause.

Participants can register on the official page of The Good Hand Project using their Twitter or Facebook accounts. The Charity Ranking will reflect the solidarity efforts of participants. The top 150 participants in the Charity Ranking will receive special gifts. Rafa Nadal is currently leading in the Charity Ranking.

In the coming days, more actions will be announced through Facebook, Twitter, eBay, and the official project page. You can still participate by registering on the official page of The Good Hand Project. The registration starts on November 18, when Rafa and Tomeu launch the first challenge.

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