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July
30th 2009
FullTilt.com adds new Biggest Bonus Ever promotion

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FullTiltPoker.com has recently released a new bonus giving a minimum of $100 in bonus money to its online poker players just for trying the Full Tilt new poker client.

To obtain this fantastic new bonus, Full Tilt customers just need to earn one point from Full Tilt before July 28th. Players who don’t fulfill the terms are not entitled for the Biggest Bonus Ever offer. Poker players who meet the criteria of this offer will have until 23:59 ET on August 16th to obtain the bonus.

In order to activate the bonus, players simply need to open the Full Tilt software, log in and click on the “Cashier” tab in the game lobby, choose the “My Promotions” box in the cashier, choose the Biggest Bonus Ever link in the ‘My Promotions” gateway; this will lead them to a section amplifying the details on how to accept the poker bonus from Full Tilt.

Once Full Tilt players trigger their Biggest Bonus Ever, they will have 30 days to release the poker bonus simply by earning Full Tilt points in any real money poker games on the site.

Ring game players will earn one Full Tilt point for each dollar raked from the pot in poker hands where they are dealt cards. Players can gain partial Full Tilt points if less than one dollar is raked, with a max of three Full Tilt points earned per poker hand.

Sit and Go poker players will earn 7 Full Tilt Poker points for each dollar in tournament fees paid. A cap does not exist for the amount of Full Tilt points you can gain in each tournament.

For more information on Full Tilt Biggest Bonus Ever, please visit http://www.fulltiltpoker.com/biggest-bonus-ever/overview?ck=ftp472930110217469


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July
16th 2009
Largest Online Poker Tournament in History

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Full Tilt Poker will attempt to stamp its name on the Guinness Records and to do so; the site has announced that it will try to set a new record for the Largest Online Poker Tournament. Full Tilt’s Record Breaker tournament was unveiled as the finale to FIVE, a week of events and promotions created exclusively to celebrate the site’s 5th anniversary. The tournament will take place on July 19th at 15:05ET, players can buy in for this event for only $5 or 1000 Full Tilt Points and compete for a share of a $250,000 guaranteed with $250,000 added prize pool. Players can also get entries to this event by playing the online satellites available on the site and starting for as little as 30 cents or 50 Full Tilt Points.

Team Full Tilt pros and WSOP bracelet winners Howard Lederer, Chris Ferguson and Phil Ivey have already confirmed they will take part in the event, offering players the chance to sit down at this historic tournament and play with some of the best high stakes and tournament pros in the world.

“By extending the limits of what is possible in online poker tournaments, Full Tilt Poker will allow players to compete for a big payout without the big buy-in,” said Team Full Tilt member Howard Lederer.

Putting together a poker tournament of this magnitude would be nearly impossible for any brick and mortar casino or poker room. The current record for the largest “live” poker tournament was set at the 2006 WSOP Main Event with 8,772 players. To break the current Guinness Record set by PokeStars.com in December, 2008, Full Tilt Poker will need to attract over 35.000 players. If successful, this tournament will establish Full Tilt Poker as World Record holder and cement its reputation as a world leader in online poker industry.

For more information on Full Tilt’s Record Breaker tournament, please visit http://www.fulltiltpoker.com/the-record-breaker.

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June
8th 2009
FullTiltPoker.com launches WSOP News site

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The most popular online poker website FullTiltPoker.com is upping the ante on the news from 2009 WSOP in Vegas with their 2009 WSOP News Page, a new portal dedicated to inform customers on everything related to the World Series of Poker in Las Vegas, including players views, players’ insights, players’ coverage, updates, poker celebrities’ blogs and more.

Full Tilt 2009 WSOP Coverage Page is not the usual news website like many other sites. Full Tilt WSOP News Site is divided into three sections, and includes a daily highlights piece in where fans can get access to the World Series of Poker in Las Vegas events info, results, players and more in a series of articles written by the Full Tilt writers Roy Winston and AlCantHang. Besides the typical daily updates and results on each and every event, Full Tilt Poker World Series of Poker Coverage Page also highlights two in house blogs, Poker from the Rail Blog, which features comments, wsop news, insider info from Full Tilt Poker stars, comments from Full Tilt Poker’s players and writers and guest posts from other poker bloggers, and the Pro Blog, which highlights commentaries from members of Team Full Tilt playing in the World Series of Poker in Las Vegas, including Andy Bloch, Jon “Pearljammed” Turner and Roy Winston.

Additionally, Full Tilt Poker’s new 2009 WSOP Coverage Page has a Twitter portion that supplies round the clock updates and commentary from several poker professionals. Included in the Twitter area include, Beth Shak, Jennifer Harman, Andy Bloch, Howard Lederer, Mike Matusow and Rafe Furst. The Twitter feed lets players to create short messages permitting people from around the world to listen to them. These messages known as “tweets”, can be forwarded from any place in the world through a mobile phone or other portable device.

If you would like more info on Full Tilt Poker’s new WSOP Coverage Page please visit http://www.fulltiltpoker.com/series-coverage.

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November
29th 2008
Poker Investigation Story will air on 60 Minutes

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On Sun., Nov. 30th CBS will premiere their special “How Online Gamblers Unmasked Cheaters”. This special was filmed after a 16-week research into the online Texas Hold’em industry and particularly a cheating scandal with the online poker site Absolute Poker.

This poker page was studied after some of the poker players on the website stated that a poker player was illegally winning a great amount of cash. Todd Witteles was a vital player in this research, according to Witteles; he was losing large amounts of money to the exact same Texas Hold’em poker player. Witteles claimed that this player was raising against incredibly good poker hands, anyone would have assumed he was basically giving his money to the other players, but he was unbelievably winning quite often.

Witteles was quite correct in his assumptions, it was later shown that a player with knowledge of the site was able to see any poker player’s hole cards. At first, Absolute Poker said that there were no faults with the room or the Texas Hold’em poker competitor. After numerous players moved forward with accusations, the Texas Hold’em site examined further into the problem and found the problem.

By Jan. of 2008, the gaming commission uncovered what the Texas Hold’em poker competitors and the poker website had suspected all along. It turned out that, there was an employee who had broken through the Texas Hold’em poker room’s security system and was playing poker illegitimately for more or less six weeks. The research proved that the poker page had not benefited from the illicit activities in any way, and was in no way, shape or form implicated.

These circumstances are further proof that there should be more laws in regards to online poker websites. The United States government should authorize and legalize the online poker business to defend these honorable customers. These laws would also regulate the access to these pages by children, which tends to be another concern these days.

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November
4th 2008
Shunning Interruptions when playing Internet Poker

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The benefits of internet poker versus actual poker rooms are endless, but besides these benefits there are also some shortcomings. Internet poker lets at-home players the option to contend in professional poker tournaments with pro Texas Hold em players, but these non-professional Texas Hold em players must avoid any distractions that may impair their chances to win lots of poker chips.

Lots of online Texas Holdem players become preoccupied by what is happening around them, or perhaps by the Full Tilt Poker site they are playing on. These distractions can in fact cost them excellent poker hands and most likely their hard-earned Texas Holdem Poker chips. The game of Texas Hold em poker is a game of proficiency as well as absolute focus, no matter if you are playing Texas Holdem at home, or in a real poker room.

Perhaps, the most prevalent slip-up that Full Tilt Poker players commit is by competing in more than one table at once. The better part of amateur online Texas Holdem poker players will assume that this is a good thought, but ultimately it might workout to be a detriment. This method of playing several tables in sequence will impair your awareness and finally cost you poker money. Don’t forget that even the best Texas Holdem poker players in the world will commit harmful mistakes when concentrating their mind on different online Texas Holdem tables at once.

Any given internet poker player, may at any point, find themselves playing various internet poker tables at the same time, at the same time as they are watching TV, reading their favorite websites, calling their friends etc. This is a scenario which ought to be avoided if you want to win poker games and meet the requirements for big internet poker tournaments. Remember to direct your mind on the other online Texas Holdem player’s bets, their aim, and your own internet poker hands if you want to be the best poker player.

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April
8th 2008
Taxing Online poker profits

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While on the other hand, many players win far beyond the expectations of even the United States government, which tends to expect a lot, making for another unfair case of taxation, although this time in the favor of the gamer. With the concept of billing the player by their available funds, rather than what they actually win, the United States government is being un-believably harsh, as many players simply do not win on a regular basis, making the level of taxation highly unfair for those types of players.

With this famously draconian policy against online poker rooms and casinos, the United States government leaves little doubt that there is no room for free enterprise and the American way on the Internet. With the extraordinarily concerted effort by the United States government to crack down on the online poker rooms and casinos that are so prevalent on the Internet such as Fulltiltpoker.com, it seems strange to think that only a few years ago online poker rooms and casinos operated with autonomy. Fortunately, there are no end of lawyers and even judges who have come down against the almost brutal ruling by the United States government to tax online poker rooms and online casinos out of existence in America.

With all of these extremely difficult to comprehend rules and aggressive criminalization of online poker sites and casinos, it seems very obvious that the government has little concern for the needs of the player and is only interested in generating revenue for the legislators and lawmakers that all have their hand in the pot. One method of restricting players ability to earn is the 2% tax on the player’s bankroll that has been proposed and looks as if it may pass. While it is already considered to be strange enough that the government has eliminated any possibility of United States citizens from sharing in the profits that these online poker rooms and casinos generate, it would seem that this is not enough and another, additional step is required, forcing players out of the online poker rakeback programs and online casinos altogether. After releasing all manner of different types of legislation that prohibits players from funding their bankrolls through American banking institutions as well as dictating how much and how little internet poker rooms and internet casinos can dole out in the manner of residual income sharing programs, the United States government has continued to look into ways to restrict players abilities to generate income through these types of Internet poker rooms

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