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More Info About Full Tilt Poker
and about this Special Offer
Who is Full Tilt Poker?
Full Tilt Poker is the fastest growing Online Poker Room and they welcome U.S. players.
Full Tilt Poker has a team of well known professional poker players. These include:
Howard Lederer, Phil Ivey, Chris Ferguson, John Juanda, Jennifer Harman, Phil Gordon, Erick Lindgren, Erik Seidel, Clonie Gowen, Andy Bloch, Gus Hansen and Allen Cunningham.
The team members play and chat with players every day at all levels.
What's the Deal with Matching Bonus Money?
Full Tilt Poker will match your initial deposit, from $50 to $600 and you "earn" the matching money based on Full Tilt Points. A 1,000 points would earn you $60 of your bonus.
What's the Deal with the Free Program?
The rules to qualify are simple. Create an account with Full Tilt Poker, enter Referral Code FREEPROGRAM and deposit at least $50. After you earn 100 Full Tilt Points, tell us which program you want and we'll send it to you.
When you get 500 points, you get The Little Green Book of Hold'em. When you get 1000 points, you get your 2nd free program. In addition, your points count towards your deposit bonus.
How long does it take to earn these points? On average, if you played an hour of Limit Hold'em at $3/$6 you would earn over 100 points and get your first free program.
How about some more Details about Full Tilt Points?
When you enter tournaments and as you play in cash games, you earn Full Tilt Points. Each $1 entry fee is 7 points. Each $1 rake at your table gives each player a point.
Rake is 5% of the pot (no flop/no drop) with a max which varies by the stakes of the game. The max is never higher than $3, no matter how high the stakes.
In a typical $1/$2 limit game the rake is .50 per pot. 80 hands per hour is average. That's $40 rake so each player at the table would earn 40 Full Tilt Points.
In a typical $3/$6 limit game (6-9 players) the rake is $1.50 per pot. 80 hands per hour is average. That's $120 rake so each player at the table would earn 120 Full Tilt Points.
Some 9 player No Limit games with $2/$4 blinds generate 240 points or more per hour.
How Easy is it to Make a Deposit at Full tilt Poker?
Deposits can be made with Visa/MasterCard, EPassporte and with cash via Moneygram (100,000 locations worldwide).
Besides Convenience, what are some other Advantages of Playing at Full Tilt Poker?
Five of the Big Advantages are:
- Reduced Cost of Playing
- A much wider Range of Stakes starting as low as .25/.50 with an Excellent Choice of Games
- A Huge Number of Tournaments with a Variety of Types and Buy-ins.
- It's a Comfortable Place to Play
- We make it Worth Your While to Sign Up
1. Reduced Cost:
Playing at Full Tilt is considerably less expensive than playing in the "brick and mortar" Cardrooms and Casinos. They typically rake 10% and often have a higher max.
There's also no dealer tipping which adds up to many $ per hour per table.
Even worse are the time charges common in many California Cardrooms; these can run $8/$10 per 1/2 hour per player.
Another advantage of rake versus a time charge is that a lot of the rake is paid by the players who win the most pots. These players win a lot of pots because they're in a lot of hands, often with hands of lesser value. This results in losing a lot of hands too. The net effect is that players who enter the most pots usually lose money.
In general, if you play conservatively you will win fewer pots but end up winning money. This will happen because:
- you'll play fewer hands but they'll have higher value
- you'll have a higher win percentage with these hands
- you'll win fewer pots than your loose competition but you'll win money.
Net Winnings = Money Won - Money Lost - Rake. The key is minimizing the Money Lost (and Rake) side of the equation. Not investing in lesser hands, which have less chance of winning, is vital. This does not mean that you shouldn't bluff or semi/bluff or take advantage of situations where you can steal.
2. Wider Range of Stakes with an Excellent Choice of Games:
Hold'em - .25./.50 Limit with $2.50 Min Buy-in, up to $500/$1000 Limit
Hold'em - No Limit .05/.10 Blinds with $2-$10 Buy-in, up to $500/$1000 Blinds
Hold'em Cap No Limit .05/.10 Blinds with $2-$10 Buy-in $3 Max Bet per Hand per Player - plus many other levels
Hold'em Pot Limit .05/.10 Blinds with $2-$10 Buy-in - plus many other levels
Omaha Hi/Lo - Games similar to Hold'em plus Cap Pot Limit
Omaha High - Limit, Pot Limit, Cap Pot Limit
Stud, Stud Hi/Lo and Razz - Limit
3. Huge Number of Tournaments of all Types:
Hold'em No Limit, Hold'em Limit, Omaha Hi/Lo, Omaha High, Stud High, Stud/8 , Razz, HORSE, Hold'em/Omaha
Single table, Multi-table, Sit & Go, Qualifiers, Guaranteed Prize Money, Satellites, Knockouts, Rebuys, No Rebuys, etc.
Wide range of Buy-ins : Freerolls, $1 up to $2500 buy-ins plus some Full Tilt Point Buy-ins.
4. It's a Comfortable Place to Play:
Tables are resizeable, your choice of seat location, your choice of table layout/view, ability to set buy-in preferences and auto rebuy.
You get a Time Bank for key decisions. Full Tilt Poker also offers Pro Tips, Pro Chat and Play vs. the Pros.
5. We make it Worth Your While to Sign Up
Sign Up now and get a Free Program from us plus the Bonus Matching Offer from Full Tilt Poker.
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