The International Poker Rules is looking for help.

Are you a poker fan and do you want to help the poker community? Then we’re looking for you! The International Poker Rules is worlds most extended set of poker rules established by professional poker player Marcel Luske in 2008. The International Poker Rules are used all over the world. These rules are free to use for every poker player because our course is that all players should have the opportunity to get familiar with the International Poker Rules. Read here more about us. Our ambition? Making these rules available for everyone in the world. That’s why The International Poker Rules is looking for translators who are willing to help to translate the international set of rules to their own language. The website of the IP Rules has already been automatically translated, but these adjustments need to be checked.

What is the job?

The website of the International Poker Rules needs to be translated to your own language. When the whole site is translated, your job is done. If there’s a new version of the IP Rules available, only the adjustments need to be checked again.

How long will it take?

This depends on how good your English is and how good your own writing skills are. But in general you’ll be working around 20 hours in total for the IP Rules. When the site is translated to your language we think we only need you to be available for 10 hours a year. Because we are looking for multiple translators it could even be less than that.

Whe need translator from the following countries.

Translators from:

• • Russia
  • France
  • Germany
  • Czech republic
  • Portugal
  • Spain
  • Netherlands

Your country is not involved? We’re open for multiple languages. Just let us know where you’re from. Expected skills:

• Very good writing skills.
• Your English is perfect.
• Patient and a perfectionist.

Reward: This is a voluntarily position to help the poker community. 

Interested to help us?

Are you interested to help the International Poker Rules? Please fill in the contact form on the website. Your help would be much appreciated.