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Full Tilt Poker $1 Million Guarantee Coming Sunday
Posted on July 15, 2008
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FullTilt Poker is known for hosting more than $1 million in combined guaranteed tournaments every Sunday, but this coming Sunday - July 20, 2008 – FullTilt Poker will be hosting its monthly $1,000,000 Guaranteed online poker tournament
Direct buy-in to the lucrative event is $500+$35, but if you act quickly, there’s still plenty of chances to win a seat in the Full Tilt Poker $1 million GP through satellite and super satellite competitions. Tuesday July 15th, Full Tilt Poker is hosting a multitude of Satellites and Super Satellites ranging from buy-ins of $6+$.60 to $100+$9. There’s a max of 3,600 players at most of these tournaments, with the lower buy-ins guaranteeing 1 seat in the big event. The $100+$9 Satellite guarantees 5 seats.
For the remainder of the week, Full Tilt Poker will be hosting a single satellite competition each day, from Wednesday through Saturday. Weekday satellites are $100+$9, capped at 3,600 players and guaranteeing 5 seats in the Full Tilt Poker $1 million GP. Saturdays satellite, however, is a points entry tournament requiring 2,500 FTOP (frequent player points) to enter. Entries are capped at 5,000 and the top 36 positions will move on to the Sunday $1,000,000.
If you haven’t won a satellite entry by Saturday, don’t worry. Full Tilt Poker.com is running more satellites all day Sunday, with buy-ins ranging from $8+$.80 to $100+$9, up until the start of the $1 million GP.
All satellites and super satellites to the Full Tilt Poker Sunday $1,000,000 Guaranteed are currently accepting registration, and thus far have plenty of room for new additions.
As always, you can practice for free at FullTiltPoker.net!
Bodog Poker Announces $250,000 Guaranteed Tournament
Posted on July 15, 2008
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Bodog.com has just announced the installment of its most lucrative tournament to date – a $25,000 Guaranteed scheduled for Sunday, August 10 at 4:00 p.m. ET. No matter how many players enter the tournament, the full $250,000 is guaranteed to be paid out to the top finishers.
It is apparent in this new tournament announcement that Bodog Poker is trying diligently to increase its tournament entries. Just last Sunday, the weekly Bodog Poker Sunday $100,000 GP drew a field of 783, not enough to boost the prize pool over its guaranteed amount. It must be somewhat disconcerting to the online poker room to watch the number one online poker room, PokerStars.com, attract enough participants every week to its famous Sunday Million to increase the prize pool by at least several hundred thousand on a regular basis.
Only time will tell, but this reporter has high hopes for the new Bodog Poker $250k GP, and I expect there will certainly be enough entries to cover the prize pool, and then some. The buy-in to this extravagant poker tournament is only $250+$20, but Bodog Poker is already boasting satellites and qualifiers for as little as $1. The online poker room is hoping to give all players, of all bankroll sizes, a chance to get in on the largest event in Bodog Poker history.
Bodog Poker will be running in excess of 200 qualifiers, starting July 14th up until the start of the $250k GP on August 10. As of now, this monumental tournament for Bodog Poker is cited as a one-time event, but should it be as successful as the online poker room is intending, perhaps we’ll begin to see more tournaments like this one on a regular basis.
If you want to start out with playing for free, you can play at Bodog Poker’s play for fun site, Bodog.net and practice for the real thing!
PokerStars Sunday Million Goes To “tEh_R3aLde4L”
Posted on June 23, 2008
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It was another great weekend for the world’s largest online poker room, PokerStar.com. The Sunday Million tournament, hosted every week by PokerStars with a $1,000,000 guaranteed prize pool, once again saw enough entries to escalate the GP to $1,276,400. Then again, can anyone remember the last time the PokerStars.com Sunday Million “didn’t” see a prize pool higher than the guaranteed? Me either…
An enormous field of 6,382 participants took to the tables at Poker Stars Sunday, all vying for the top prize of $158,657. Simply finishing in the top 1,017 would be worth at least a little cash in your pocket, though.
As the final table came together, nine hungry players competed for the top prize, well aware that they would all be pocketing at least $9,956 at this point in the tournament. In the end, however, it was “tEh_R3aLde4L” who emerged victorious, after defeating “Bolikk” in heads-up place for the 1st place victory.
While congratulations are certainly in order, the real story lies at the feet of 6th place finisher “jeffbeesdat”, who not only earned $33,825 in the PokerStars Sunday Million, but also managed a final table finish in the PokerStars $200k ‘Second Chance’ tournament, capturing 5th place an another 12,821, followed by an impressive run at the Full Tit Poker $750k Guaranteed that same day.
PokerStars Sunday Million Final Table Results
1st - tEh_R3aLde4L ($158,657)
2nd - Bolikk ($107,856)
3rd - jlost88 ($72,117)
4th - imeasy2read ($59,353)
5th - bartasPL ($46,589)
6th - jeffbeesdat ($33,825)
7th - XCappucinoX1 ($22,975)
8th - iso_o ($15,317)
9th - luke8 ($9,956)
PokerStars.com runs the Sunday Million every week and sattellites run all week long. If you want to practice first by playing free poker, check out PokerStars.net
Full Tilt Poker Announces “Million Pound Challenge”
Posted on June 23, 2008
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FullTilt Poker, the world’s second largest online poker room, has joined forces with Sky Sports to present a 80-seater poker tournament in the UK, deemed the “Million £ Challenge”. This lucrative event, exclusive to online poker players in the UK, will take place in September, followed by a televised broadcast of the tournament in February of 2009, on the Sky Sports network.
FullTilt Poker.com will be hosting Freeroll Qualifiers to the Million £ Challenge once every day, starting July 7th through September – 56 FreePoker Qualifiers in all. New members of FullTiltPoker.com who make their first deposit will receive one free ticket into a Million £ Challenge qualifier tournament. Both new and existing members of Full Tilt Poker will earn a free qualifier entry ticket once they earn 100 points on Full tilt Poker. Earning 500 points awards another 2 tickets, 1,500 points awards 3 more tickets and 3,000 grants another 4 tickets.
Full Tilt Poker will also be hosting regular qualifier tournaments three times a week, Saturday, Sunday and Monday. The winners of these Million £ Challenge qualifiers will win a seat in the Million £ Challenge. Each Saturday and Monday, the Million £ Challenge qualifiers will present a buy-in of only $5.50, upped to $11 for the Sunday tournament.
As the Million £ Challenge qualifier tournaments come to an end, the top 80 qualifiers will go on to play in the Million £ Challenge in London this September. Each will receive £1,000 spending cash to make their way to London for the event.
The winner of the Million £ Challenge will be awarded £50,000, followed by an opportunity to face three Full Tilt Pros in heads-up matches. Should the winner take down one Full Tilt Pro, they will be awarded £100,000. Take down two of the Full Tilt Pros for £200,000. Manage to wipe out all three Full Tilt Pros, and the prize is a cool £1,000,000.
James Hopkins, managing director of Emblaze Productions Ltd. (Sky Sports network), had this to say. “This will be the first show of its kind in the UK and must see TV for all poker enthusiasts. A spectacular event culminating in a £1,000,000 play-off, this will be TV drama at its very best.”
“NATCH” Takes Down Bodog Poker’s Sunday $100k Guaranteed
Posted on June 23, 2008
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BodogLife (formerly Bodog.com) Poker’s most lucrative weekly tournament, the Sunday $100,000 Guaranteed, went to the skilled endowments of “NATCH” this weekend, earning the top prize for whittling their way through a field of 711 participants.
“NATCH” ousted the other competitors one after another until finally going heads-up against “gfunkera” at the final table. In the end, “NATCH” was able to seal the victory for an inspiring payday of $23,600 – not a bad overture for an investment of $109. “gfunkera” was awarded the 2nd place prize of $13,600.
While the prize pool is not as overwhelming as that of PokerStars.com Sunday Million, or FullTiltPoker.com’s Poker’s Sunday $750k GP, the uphill struggle to emerge victorious at the weekly Bodog Poker $100k GP remains the same. It is only through immense talent and a little luck that “NATCH” was able to claim the ultimate victory this past weekend.
www.BodogPoker.com Sunday $100k Guaranteed Final Table Results:
1st - NATCH ($23,600)
2nd - gfunkera ($13,600)
3rd - SpauldingSmails ($9,100)
4th - CobaltBlue ($7,000)
5th - ChicagoBulls ($5,700)
6th - looooool ($4,500)
7th - party sucks ($3,300)
8th - northwest888 ($2,200)
9th - ychen0311 ($1,300)
Team Full Tilt Representing Well At 2008 WSOP
Posted on June 10, 2008
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While there are many professional poker players who can be found playing online at Full Tilt Poker, there are only 14 deemed worthy of the most honorable title, ‘Team Full Tilt’. Of these exceptionally talented poker players, 8 have already seen a significant profit in the 2008 World Series of Poker, even bringing home one WSOP Bracelet thus far.
In Event #1 of the 2008 WSOP, World Championship Pot Limit Hold’em, Andy Bloch of Team Full Tilt finished in 2nd position for $488,048. Rounding out 7th was Patrik Antonius, who immediately signed on as the newest member of Team Full Tilt after cashing in for $124,080. Nenad Medic, a FullTiltPoker.com Pro, but not full fledge member of Team Full Tilt, took the honors of 1st place, pocketing $794,112.
The results of the 2008 WSOP Event #3 Pot Limit Hold’em revealed longtime Team Full Tilt member, who actually put a great deal of effort into the development of the online poker room, Chris “Jesus” Ferguson, came away with the 3rd place win for $388,287. Earning the 1st place prize of $214,122 was David Singer, another Full Tilt Pro, though not an official member of Team Full Tilt.
Event #4 of the 2008 WSOP, a mixed game of Limit and No Limit Hold’em, saw Erick Lindgren claiming the first WSOP Bracelet for Team Full Tilt as he cashed in for $374,505. Full Tilt Team member Howard Lederer also made the final table, earning a 6th place finish for $74,119.
Event #5 of the 2008 WSOP was not quite as eventful, but noteworthy as FullTiltPoker.net’s Clonie Gowen finished in the 15th spot for $28,940.
Skipping along to the 2008 WSOP’s World Championship Mixed Event #8, the formidable Gus Hansen of Team Full Tilt was derailed in the 10th position, claiming $45,120. The next day, Team Full Tilt’s John Juanda took a 7th place purse in Event #10, a mix of Omaha and Seven Card Stud Hi/Low, worth $16,920.
Congratulations to those profound members of Team Full Tilt who have already made a lucrative go at the 2008 WSOP, and good luck to all participants throughout the remainder of the world’s most prestigious live poker tournament.
2008 WSOP Slow Going For Team Bodog Poker
Posted on June 10, 2008
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Team BodogPoker, a small group of elite professional poker players, had high hopes for this year’s World Series of Poker, but thus far, has seen little success through the first 11 events of the world’s most prestigious live poker tournament.
Team Bodog Poker currently consists of four influential poker pros, the lovely chip-trick queen Evelyn Ng, the unbreakable poise of David Williams, the psychological warrior Jean-Robert, and the newest member of Team Bodog, Justin Bonomo.
Through the first 12 events of the 2008 WSOP, two of these skilled poker pros have managed to cash within the top 20th spot, only once each. Both occurred in the 2008 WSOP Event #4, a mixed game of Limit and No Limit Hold’em.
Team Bodog Poker’s most recent addition, Justin Bonomo, snagged a 2nd place finish after losing heads-up to Full Tilt Pro Erick Lindgren. Bonomo earned $230,159 for his skilled efforts. Rounding out the 7th place position was David Williams, pocketing $58,515.
Though Bonomo found himself extremely close to earning the gold, the WSOP Bracelet has eluded Team Bodog Poker thus far.
The eyes of Team Bodog are all on Event #15 right now, the Ladies No Limit Hold’em tournament, as Evelyn Ng remains among the field, whittling its way to the final table. Evelyn has played amazingly well throughout the event, but it remains yet t be seen if she can bring home the coveted gold WSOP Bracelet for Bodog.com this year.
Exclusive WSOP Freeroll & More at Bodog
Posted on June 3, 2008
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Bodog is guaranteeing at least five WSOP Main Event Prize Packages ($10,000 buy-in + $2,00 0 for travel expense) in next Sunday’s $250+$20 Main Event Semifinal. Satellites are going on all week long to win a seat to this semifinal event but you can win a spot at this event for free with an exclusive freeroll from PokerSatelliteCenter!
Also, another 2 seats to Sunday’s Main Event Semifinal tournament will be available in a special $10 buy-in event.
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WSOP Main Event Seats Easily Won At Bodog Poker
Posted on May 27, 2008
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BodogPoker has guaranteed 5 WSOP Main Event Prize Packages every week, two awarded on each Sunday. Due to a considerable decline in tournament entries, it has become especially easy to win a seat in the 2008 WSOP Main Event via the online poker room.
In the past two weeks, BodogLife.com (formerly Bodog.com) has seen an average of 66 players competing in the Sunday tournament. Even with such low entry rates, Bodog Poker continues to dole out the two promised WSOP Main Event Prize Packages each weekend.
It costs $250 to buy-in to the tournament directly, but more affordable satellite tournaments are held throughout the weekend, awarding a seat in Sunday’s WSOP Main Event Semifinal tournament. As to why participation levels have been so low, we can only speculate; but the fact that the Sunday Main Event Semifinals are held at 3:15 a.m. ET might have something to do with it.
Each 2008 WSOP Main Event Prize Package awarded by Bodog Poker is worth $12,000. The first $10,000 goes to cover the buy-in costs at the World Series of Poker Main Event. The remaining $2,000 is awarded to cover travel costs and accommodations throughout the tournament, plus spending cash.
The 2008 World Series of Poker Main Event is scheduled to kick off July 3rd in the Amazon Room of the Rio All-Suite Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada. Bodog Poker will be hosting WSOP Main Event Semifinals every Sunday through the end of June, up until the start of the poker world’s most prestigious event; the World Series of Poker.
PokerStars Sunday Million Poker Tournament Goes To ‘Iron Henry’
Posted on May 7, 2008
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PokerStars, the largest online poker room in the industry, held it’s regular Sunday Million tournament over the weekend, with a massive guaranteed prize pool of no less than $1,000,000. British online poker player ‘Iron Henry’ bested a field of 7,001 entries, accelerating the total prize pool to $1.4 million.
As the tournament dwindled to the final two competitors, ‘Iron Henry’ went heads-up against American poker player ‘ShankingYou’, who proposed to split the prize down the middle, rather than battling it out for 1st. ‘Iron Henry’ rejected the idea initially as his chip stack greatly outweighed that of the American. After a short break in play, however, ‘ShankingYou’ returned with renewed vigor, shrinking the Brit’s lead to only a few thousand chips.
‘Iron Henry’ gave over to the proposal, agreeing to split $266,842.40 ($133,421.20 each) before dueling head to head for an additional $30,000. When all was said and done, ‘Iron Henry’ pocketed a grand total of $163,421.20, and the PokerStars Sunday Million title.
Rounding out the top finishers were ‘Hobbybob’ of Germany in 3rd ($70,010), ‘Etushekki’ of Finland in 4th ($56,008) and ‘Jlost88′ of Canada in 5th ($42,006). Overall, it was the Americans who found the PokerStars Sunday Million to be the most lucrative, claiming 4 top-ten positions in the tournament. Finishing in 6th place was American player ‘Duffman08′ ($30,804), 9th went to ‘Redhookesb’ ($12,601) and 10th to ‘RckHound23′ ($8,261); each American online poker players.
PokerStars.com reported that both Sunday Million Second Chance tournaments went to Norwegian poker players, including the $215 Seven Card Stud Hi-Lo tournament and the $5,200 Freeze-out.
This is not the first time the Sunday Million’s guaranteed prize pool has exceeded its expectations. In fact, recent months have proven that PokerStars truly is the largest online poker room in regards to active player volume, revealing a Sunday Million prize pool as high as $2.4 million due to so many entries.
Satellites to get into the PokerStars Sunday Million run all week long and start at just $2!
Also, don’t forget that you can practice for free at PokerStars.net
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