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Full Tilt Poker 50-50 Tournaments

Full Tilt Poker offers players a chance at their nightly 50-50. When users normally see 50-50 they think of a toss up or having a 50% chance of winning. Not so in this tournament. The 50-50 at Full Tilt Poker is a nightly tournament that for $50+$5 gives players a shot at a piece of a guaranteed $50,000 prize pool.

The nightly 50-50 at Full Tilt Poker makes sure that the winner is taking home a minimum of $9,500. This is the bare minimum for the winner as this first place prize money is usually much higher.

Players can buy directly into this tournament at Full Tilt Poker for $50+$5 or you can qualify via one of the many satellites that start at just $2+$0.25 to get in for much, much cheaper.

So take your shot at the nightly 50-50 tournament at Full Tilt Poker and don't forget to use Full Tilt Poker Bonus Code PAW114 when you sign up for your Full Tilt Poker account.

Aussie Millions 2009 Schedule Released

With so many chances to qualify for the 2009 Aussie Millions at Full Tilt Poker, you better know when all the action is set to take place down under this January 2009.  This year the Aussie Millions will take place January 9th - 26th, 2009 at the Crown Casino in Victoria, Australia.  Here is this years championship schedule:

Date	Time	Event	Tournament	Cost (Buy-in + Entry Fee)
Pre-Championship Events
Sun 4th Jan	12:30pm		Opening Event Semi-Satellite - $200,000 Guarantee (2 Day event)	$550 (500+50)
Mon 5th Jan	12:30pm		Pot Limit Omaha	$550 (500+50)
	4pm		Final Table - Opening Event Semi Satellite
Tue 6th Jan	12:30pm		Phase 2 Satellite	$250 (230+20)
	4:30pm		Phase 2 Satellite	$250 (230+20)
Wed 7th Jan	12:30pm		Phase 2 Satellite	$250 (230+20)
	4:30pm		Phase 2 Satellite	$250 (230+20)
Thu 8th Jan	12:30pm		Phase 2 Satellite	$250 (230+20)
	4:30pm		Supershot Satellite 1	$1150 (1050+100)
2009 Aussie Millions Poker Championship
Fri 9th Jan	12:30pm	1	Opening Event - No Limit Holdem Day 1 Flight 1	$1,100 (1000+100)
	6:15pm		Super Satellite - Main Event	$220 (200+20)/ $200 rebuys (190+10)
Sat 10th Jan	12:30pm		Opening Event - No Limit Holdem Day 1 Flight 2	$1,100 (1000+100)
	6:15pm		Super Satellite - Main Event	$220 (200+20)/ $200 rebuys (190+10)
Sun 11th Jan	12:30pm		Opening Event - No Limit Holdem Day 2
	4:30pm	2	PokerPro No Limit Holdem	$1,050 (1000+50)
	6:15pm		Super Satellite - Main Event	$220 (200+20)/ $200 rebuys (190+10)
Mon 12th Jan	12:30pm	3	Limit Omaha Hi Lo	$1,100 (1000+100)
	6:15pm		Supershot Satellite 2	$1150 (1050+100)
Tue 13th Jan	12:30pm	4	Limit Holdem	$1,100 (1000+100)
	6:15pm		Supershot Satellite 3	$1150 (1050+100)
Wed 14th Jan	12:30pm	5	H.O.R.S.E (2 day event)	$1,100 (1000+100)
	6:15pm		Supershot Satellite 4	$1150 (1050+100)
Thu 15th Jan	12:30pm	6	No Limit Holdem - Rebuys (2 Day Event)	$1,150 (1000+150)/$1000 Rebuys
	6:15pm		Supershot Satellite 5	$1150 (1050+100)
Fri 16th Jan	12:30pm	7	Featue Event - No Limit Holdem - Bounties (2 Day Event)	$1,650 (1100+150)
	6:15pm		Supershot Satellite 6	$1150 (1050+100)
Sat 17th Jan	12:15pm		Supershot Satellite 7	$1150 (1050+100)
	2:15pm	8	$100,000 No Limit Holdem Challenge (2 Day Event)	$100,500 (100,000+500)
	4:30pm		Supershot Satellite 8	$1150 (1050+100)
Sun 18th Jan	12:30 PM	9	Aussie Millions Main Event - Day 1 Flight 1	$10,500 (10,000+500)
	4:30pm		Last Chance Supershot Satellite 1	$1150 (1050+100)
Mon 19th Jan	12:30 PM		Aussie Millions Main Event - Day 1 Flight 2	$10,500 (10,000+500)
	4:30pm		Last Chance Supershot Satellite 2	$1150 (1050+100)
Tue 20th Jan	12:30 PM		Aussie Millions Main Event - Day 1 Flight 3	$10,500 (10,000+500)
	2:30pm	10	Australian Heads Up Championship - Field A	$5,300 (5,000+300)
Wed 21st Jan	12:30pm		Aussie Millions Main Event - Day 2
	2:30pm		Australian Heads Up Championship - Field B	$5,300 (5,000+300)
Thu 22nd Jan	12:30pm		Aussie Millions Main Event - Day 3
	12:45pm	11	Pot Limit Omaha	$3,250 (3000+250)/ $3000 Rebuys
	4pm		Australian Heads Up Finals
Fri 23rd Jan	12:30pm		Aussie Millions Main Event - Day 4
	12:45 PM	12	No Limit Holdem - 6 Handed (2 day event)	$2,200 (2,000+200)
Sat 24th Jan	12:30pm		Aussie Millions Main Event - Day 5
	2:15pm	13	H.O.R.S.E (2 day event)	$10,200 (10,000+200)
Sun 25th Jan	12:30pm	14	Turbo No Limit Holdem	$1,100 (1000+100)
	2pm		H.O.R.S.E. Day 2
Mon 26th Jan	12:30pm	15	Australian 2 Card Manila Championship	$1,100 (1,000+100)/ $1000 Rebuys

Full Tilt Big Money Sundays

Full Tilt Poker offers players the chance to win big money every Sunday at their featured Sunday poker tournaments.  These tournaments are The Sunday Brawl, the $750k Guaranteed and the Sunday Muligan.

The Sunday Brawl is a knockout bounty tournament that starts every Sunday at 2:00pm EST.  This tournament features $250k in guaranteed prize money and costs each player $256 to get in directly.  Of the buy in, $40 will go into the knockout bounty pool.  So if you take out any other player, their $40 bounty is automatically deposited into your account regardless of how you finish in the tournament.  The all time knockout leader at the time of this writing is OnlyPlayRagz with 77 knockouts.  That means in bounties alone they have collected $3,080 in winnings.

After the Sunday Brawl, players can head over to the $750k Guaranteed event, which highlights the Full Tilt Poker tournament week as the largest guaranteed tournament at Full Tilt Poker.   This event will cost you $216 to enter, but players may qualify for this tournament for as little as $2.25.  Satellites run all week long and there are both sit and go tournaments as well as multi table tournaments to qualify for the $750k Guaranteed tournament.

Finally, the Sunday night big money tournaments ends at 7:05 EST with the Sunday Muligan.  This is a $150k guaranteed tournament for those of your who miss the Sunday $750k or who get knocked out early.  This is also a $216 buy in tournament, but can also be entered via satellite tournaments that run weekly at Full Tilt Poker.

Remember, that one Sunday every month the $750k will be bumped up to a guaranteed $1 million prize pool at Full Tilt Poker.

Full Tilt $25k PLO Heads Up Tournament

This September 6th, 2008 Full Tilt Poker is once again making history.  Full Tilt is bringing together the top Pot Limit Omaha players in the world to compete in the $25,000 buy in PLO Heads Up Championship.

Top poker professionals such as Team Full Tilt’s Phil Ivey, Gus Hansen and Patrik Antonius are expected to play, and you can be a part of the action − buy in directly for $25,000 or satellite your way in for as little as $1 or 50 Full Tilt Points!

The finals will be played on Sunday, September 7th at 16:00 EST.

Even if you can't play in the heads up tournament, Full Tilt is still giving players a chance to get in on the action via their Sweat Tournaments.  These tournaments cost players $11 to enter and allow them to chose who they think will win the $25k PLO Heads Up Tournament.

The Sweat Tournaments work like this.  Chose which pro you think is going to win the PLO Heads Up Tournament.  Then go to the Full Tilt tournament lobby and enter the $11 Sweat Tournament named for that pro.  If you then make it to the final table of that pro's Sweat Tournament you will win a share of the $5,000 prize pool Full Tilt is putting up.

• 1st - $1,500
• 2nd - $1,000
• 3rd - $800
• 4th - $600
• 5th - $400
• 6th - $250
• 7th - $200
• 8th - $150
• 9th - $100

Sweat Tournaments start on September 7th, 2008.

Full Tilt FTOPS IX Main Event

FTOPS IX has come and gone and now there is a new Main Event champion. Full Tilt player dubbeemin has taken home the top main event prize of $432,400.00!

The field was set at 4,800 players that either bought their way directly into the tournament for $535 or qualified via one of Full Tilt's many satellite qualifiers to the FTOPS IX Main Event.

The FTOPS IX Main Event paid out the top 648 players, with 648th place receiving $725.

There were several Full Tilt Pro's who competed in the $2.5 million guaranteed Main Event. They were:

Place	Full Tilt Pro	Prize Winnings
16	Kelly Kim	$12,375.00
264	Lynette Chan	$1,225.00
340	David Bradley	$1,100.00
555	David Benyamine	$775.00
612	Keith Sexton	$725.00

Full Tilt Aussie Millions Satellites

Full Tilt Poker has always been a main contributor of players to the Aussie Millions in Australia and this year is sure to be unlike any other.

Full Tilt Poker will soon be running online satellite qualifiers for their players and will start the Aussie invasion before most poker rooms know what hit them.

Check back frequently so you don't miss the start of the 2009 Aussie Millions satellite tournaments at Full Tilt Poker.

Three Full Tilt Poker Pros Make WSOP Final Table

This year Full Tilt Poker has 3 poker pros who will be playing in the November 9th, 2008 WSOP Main Event final table.  Scott Montgomery, Craig Marquis and Kelly Kim are all competing for the $9.1 million top prize and poker immortality.

This year the WSOP has delayed the playing of the final table to the beginning of November. This was done so that the final table will line up with the airing of the WSOP events on ESPN throughout the summer and fall.  Once all the tape delayed shows have been aired, then the live final table will be played out on ESPN.

So tune in on November 9th to find out who is the worlds greatest poker tournament player.

Full Tilt Happy Hour Points

Full Tilt Poker is giving players the opportunity to earn 2X and 3X the player points during everyones favorite time... Happy Hour!

Look for the smiley face next to tournament and ring games in the Full Tilt software to know which tables are offering this great reward.  Then head on over to the Full Tilt store to use your Happy Hour player points to buy cool stuff like jersey's, custom avatars and more.

Full Tilt FTOPS IX

Full Tilt Poker has once again launched their FTOPS poker series during August.  FTOPS IX features a variety of tournaments ranging in games from hold'em to omaha and features over $15 million in guaranteed prize money to players.

The FTOPS IX Main Event is scheduled to take place August 17th, 2008 and will have $2.5 million in guaranteed cash prizes.  This event will be hosted by none other then Chris "Jesus" Ferguson and is a No Limit Hold'em event.

As of this post, FTOPS IX has awarded over $11 million in prize money through 19 FTOPS events.  That means you still have time to get in on the action with an estimated $4 million more in guaranteed money to give away at Full Tilt Poker.

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