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Tournaments September 11 – 13 2009
A great weekend of MiniTops play as well as plenty of new winners at Full Tilt that made a lot of people happy.
First we of course had the Friday Night Fight. A monster pot for this one.
Friday Night Fight Poker Tournament
This was followed up by some serious MiniTops events which made some people rich for sure.
Full Tilt Mini Tops Event 7
One other event was played for some serious cash.
FTP Mini Event 10
A great showing for sure was in the Sunday $750K. With so many other tournaments going on this past weekend the turnout was not as big, but there were still enough to cover the guarantee.
The SUnday $750K Poker Tournament at Full Tilt
Tournaments September 4 – 6 2009
Although it was a Holiday weekend and a lot of people were enjoying the weather outside, the games at Full Tilt Poker kept in to high gear. Crowds were smaller than usual, but that is to be expected when dealing with a major holiday weekend. These Poker tournaments were your weekly favorites at FTP. They consist of the $750k and the Sunday Brawl.
The $750,000 tournament was taken down by hAAydon and his prize was over $140,000. Not bad for a nights work. Must be nice Mr. Poker Player.
Bringing Down the house with a nice Take down of the $750k event.
The Sunday Brawl was a great knockout by Wild3r!. He took down a cool $102,000. This is a great sum of cash with 2,532 entrants.
Play Stron Poker and you can win a lot of pots as well.
We are looking forward to next’s week action already, so stay tuned and get your FullTiltPoker.com Bonus Code now and get in on the action.
Tournaments August 28 – 30 2009
Another fabulous weekend of poker action at one of the best poker rooms online. Some serious payouts and many happy players makes a successful weekend anywhere these days. Some players didn’t make the money, but that is part of the game. You have to keep playing to get bet better and one day you will see yourself at a final table. Here is a look of some of the weekend plays and how they payed out.
First we have the Sunday Brawl, which is some peoples favorite tournament, because you make money as you knock people out the tournament. This is fun for many. PoutsoKefalos took down first place and was handed $over 97k in cash. Remember this is a Full Tilt Knockout tournament which pays $40 per knockout. Not bad.
Huge Knockout in the Sunday Brawl
The Sunday $750k Guarantee is always a great tournament to enter. It could run late and deep if you are making smart moves, but it is one that pays very well and should be on your list of big games to play.
The Sunday $750K Plays Just Right
Next time you need to be ready for the action.
Tournaments August 21 – 23 2009
Plenty of August action this past weekend and some nice take downs including the Sunday Brawl and the $750k event. Sometimes all it takes a is Full Tilt Bonus Code to get you the bankroll to enter these events.
Another great showing and the big winner was lcy4leafclover for $91k.
FTP The Sunday Brawl - August 23, 2009
The biggest winner of the night was kuhnboy5 for $142k and is now a big time champ.
FTP $750K Guarantee
We’ll see you next week at the tournament tables.
Tournaments August 14 – 16 2009
Another action packed weekend with FTOPS in full gear. We saw event number 22 go down with some serious payouts including $453k to the winner. Lucky psutennis11 took it down in fine fashion.
FTOPS #22 Buy In $2500
Anytime you can take down one of the bigger online tournaments you have definitely grabbed the interest of the online community.
Another FTOPS event that peaked every ones pallet was the FTOPS Main Event. A buy in of $500 gave Poligraph the first place prize of $453k out of a prize pool of $2.6 Million. A great take down for this player.
FTOPS Main Event