2007 has already been an enormous year for poker in Russia, but in a little less than a month it's going to get even bigger. On November 24, the Russian Sports Poker Federation (RSPF) plans to launch their inaugural championship series, which will consist of three tournaments in three days and culminate with a $3,150 buy-in no-limit hold'em freezeout on November 26. The RSPF Championships are scheduled to take place in the days preceding the Moscow Millions, an arrangement that would make this the most lucrative week of poker in Russian history.

Earlier this year, Russia's Federal Agency of Physical Culture and Sports declared that sanctioned poker tournaments were to be classified as official
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sporting competitions. The decision was a monumental victory for RSPF organizers, as it gave new hope for poker's growth in a country currently undergoing a massive downsizing of its gaming industry. Still, event organizers battled their share of thorny circumstances. Online giant Full Tilt Poker was originally slated as the event's primary sponsor, but stepped aside, citing its full commitments elsewhere. The event was then pushed back a month to its current spot on the calendar.

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