Full Tilt Sends Players to 2009 WSOP

March 25, 2009

Full Tilt Poker is offering no less than 6 ways to win your way into the 2009 World Series of Poker.

  1. Daily 81-player Shootouts
  2. Weekly Cash Qualifiers
  3. 150-Seat Guarantee
  4. Race to the Main Event
  5. Race for Bracelets
  6. $200K Stimulus Qualifier

Over the course of time betwee now and the start of the WSOP 2009 return to this site to learn more about the various above-mentioned opportunities to win free seats at the 2009 World Series of Poker.

Full Tilt is also running $10 Million Main Event Mania--a way to win $10 million on top of any WSOP prizes you may also win. To win a cool $10 million bonus, just win your way into the 2009 WSOP main event through Full Tilt Poker and then win 1st place in the main event itself. Not easy to do, certainly--but with an extra $10 million on top of the existing 2009 WSOP top prize, it's definitely a longshot worth shooting for.

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Full Tilt Poker Adapts to Economy With Better Bonus

March 11, 2009

Always a player-friendly poker site, FullTilt Poker has once again proven that it recognizes the needs of its players, and as such has lowered its minimum required first deposit from $50 to $10. In other words, new players wishing to join Full Tilt Poker but who are suffering thinner wallets than usual can now get in the game with a first deposit of only 10 bucks, unlike the $50 minimum the site formerly demanded.

In addition, Full Tilt has further supported the budgetarily constrained masses by introducing a slew of micro-stakes tables, with Pot Limit and No Limit ring games starting as low as just a penny-ante (that's $0.01/$0.02)  and up, and Limit ring games starting at just nickel/dime blinds (that's $0.05/$0.10) and up.

In addition, low-budget tournament offerings are now available--with Sit 'n Go's starting at $1.25 and Multi-Table Tournaments starting at just $0.10.

This ought to help get more players into the action.

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