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Mon, 2009-03-09 15:37
Win your WSOP seat through Full Tilt Poker
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Most of the bigger online poker rooms (and even some smaller ones) offer WSOP seats one way or the other for their players. Why should you then be so keen on winning yours through Full Tilt? Believe me, there are plenty of reasons: 10 million reasons to be exact. The player who wins his/her seat through Full Tilt Poker’s $10 Million Main Event Mania and then goes on to win the Big Dance, will get – on top of the Main Event prize – a $10,000,000 payment from
Full Tilt Poker.
Another reason to play for your Big Dance seat at Full Tilt is that there are over 500 packages on offer there, each of them worth $12,000, including the Main Event buy-in and $2,000 in spending money.
You’ll be able to win your seat through the
Daily Main Event Shootouts, through one of the Main Event Guarantees which run every day except for Monday, through the 150 seat Main Event guarantee or via the Race to the Main Event Giveaway. Regardless in which of these events you win your package, the $10 million offer remains valid.
I know what you’ll say: what are the odds? Right? Well, the odds may not be favorable for any one player making it all the way to the Main Event’s first place, but the offer detailed above is not all there is to the promotion.
If you fail to win but you make the final table, you’ll still walk away with extra money: $50,000 to be exact. If you finish in either second or third place, you’ll still pocket $100,000.
If you do happen to win the $10 million cash payment, you won’t have to worry about blowing it all in one place either. Full Tilt will make 10 $1 million payments to you over 10 years.
In order to be eligible for the prize, you’ll have to wear the apparel assigned to you by Full Tilt all through the Main Event.
What’s more, you are going to have to wear that apparel at TV interviews and all poker related appearances for the entire span of the agreement with Full Tilt Poker.
