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Full Tilt Poker Looking to Rebound – Offers Added Bonus
Posted by: James Carter. - Thu, 2011-04-21 12:09
Like its high profile competitor (PokerStars), Full Tilt Poker is looking to rebound in style. The site was offline immediately after the Black Friday court order regarding the seizure of its domain name by the US government, but it soon popped back online from a UK-based URL, putting its players’ fears to rest. The site is not only firing on all cylinders now, it is looking to get liquidity flowing again and it is encouraging its players to return to the tables and play. Of course, no US players are currently accepted, and the way things are shaping up, it’s highly unlikely they will ever be able to play again at Full Tilt Poker’s tables. The questions regarding the funds US players have left in their accounts have not yet been addressed.
One thing is certain though. If one is a Full Tilt player who resides outside the US, the time to play is now: the site has decided to begin offering an added bonus to all those who care to claim it, probably with the intention of getting people back to the tables.
Players have until May 8 to accept the bonus deal. They will then have an additional 21 days to unlock the bonus, by playing at real money tables. Here’s what players have to do to accept the Added
Poker Bonus:
They have to log into their
Full Tilt Poker accounts through the software. They should then click on the Requests menu and then on the “Check my bonus offer…” button. Once there, all they have to do is to click the “accept” button on the Added Bonus offer.
Only those who have played for real money at Full Tilt Poker at one point or another are eligible for the offer.
The bonus will be released in $2 increments. Each such $2 batch takes 50 Full Tilt Points to secure.
