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July
30th 2009
Full Tilt poker introduces Biggest Bonus Ever promo

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Full Tilt has incorporated a new bonus awarding at least $100 in bonuses to its poker players simply for trying Full Tilt Poker’s New Client.

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

To receive the poker bonus, poker players will be required to open the Full Tilt Poker new client software, log in and click on the “Cashier” button in the game lobby, select the “My Promotions” box in the cashier, choose the Biggest Bonus Ever link in the ‘My Promotions” gateway; this will take them to a section clearing up the facts on how to get the poker bonus.

Once players accept their Biggest Bonus Ever offer, they will have 30 days to release the Full Tilt bonus simply by earning Full Tilt points in any real money games at Full Tilt Poker.

Players of ring games will earn one Full Tilt point for each dollar raked from the pot in hands where they are dealt poker cards. Players can earn partial Full Tilt points if less than one dollar is raked, with a maximum of three Full Tilt points gained per poker hand.

Sit & Go poker players will earn seven Full Tilt Poker points for every dollar in poker tournament fees paid. There is no cap for the number of Full Tilt points you can earn for each poker tournament.

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


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June
8th 2009
Full Tilt releases new WSOP Coverage Page

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The hugely successful poker website FullTiltPoker.com is taking the coverage to the next level with the WSOP 2009 with their WSOP Coverage Page, a new portal built to inform poker players on everything related to the World Series of Poker 2009, including players views, players’ insights, players’ coverage, minute to minute updates, poker stars’ blogs and more.

FullTilt.com WSOP Coverage Page is not the usual news portal like most of the other sites. Full Tilt WSOP News Site is divided into three sections, and includes a daily highlights area in where fans can get access to the 2009 WSOP events info, results, players and more in a series of articles written by the Full Tilt Poker staff member Roy Winston. Besides the same ol’ daily updates and results on each and every poker event, Full Tilt Poker.com World Series of Poker Coverage Page also highlights two blogs, Poker from the Rail Blog, which highlights comments, poker news, insider info from FullTiltPoker.com star players, comments from Full Tilt’s fans and writers and guest posts from other poker bloggers, and the Pro Blog, which features commentaries from members of Team Full Tilt participating in the World Series of Poker 2009, including Andy Bloch, Jon “Pearljammed” Turner and Roy Winston.

Additionally, FullTiltPoker.com WSOP Coverage Page has a Twitter section that gives round the clock updates and notes from several poker pros. Included in the Twitter area include, Beth Shak, Jennifer Harman, Andy Bloch, Howard Lederer, Mike Matusow and Rafe Furst. The Twitter area lets players to send short messages letting the world know what’s going on. These updates known as “tweets”, can be forwarded from all around the world through a cell phone or other hand-held device.

To see more information on Full Tilt’s new WSOP Coverage Page please visit http://www.fulltiltpoker.com/series-coverage

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November
24th 2008
Can I Actually Make Money Playing Texas Hold’em?

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Imagine if you were to have a conversation with any typical person off the street about Texas Hold’em, they in all probability wouldn’t deem Texas Hold’em to be a game of strategy, preparation, or study. Possibly when you talk about online poker with them, they would perhaps picture some acquaintances lounging around their kitchen table having conversations and smoking cigars. They also may consider Texas Hold’em poker to be a game of pure luck as opposed to talent, closer to a game of craps rather than a game of skill, for example.

So the big question you might be asking yourself is: “Can I become rich playing poker?”. Believe it or not, you can actually make money this way. Several people not only win money by playing Texas Hold’em poker, but also become millionaires by competing in Texas Hold’em tournaments. The most important thing you shouldn’t forget about Texas Hold’em is that while you can play in a Sin City casino, alongside blackjack tables and slot machines; in Texas Hold’em you are not working against the house but against other Texas Hold’em poker players. Hence, in truth, you are risking your hard cash against other players in a competition of skill rather than a game of fate.

You might be thinking to yourself: “Isn’t the game of poker about chance as well?” Certainly in Texas Hold’em, no one really knows which cards will be dealt out. That doesn’t necessarily signify that one can’t play poker games with a certain quantity of pre-game know-how. One thing that is important to remember in Texas Hold’em poker is that numbers will be your best friend. Statistics plays a very significant part in the game of poker. Not to mention, that even if you get somewhat fortunate every once in while the numbers always have a way of bringing you back down to earth.

Keep in mind that LV casino table games similar to Texas Hold’em poker where you are essentially competing versus other real-life competitors CAN be won. It is proven that the more you play the game of poker, you will realize that it is more of game of aptitude as opposed to natural fate.

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September
10th 2008
New Game Places Normal People Alongside The World’s Greatest Poker Players

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Poker was a game available only in hotels in Vegas or from video poker machines, but now it is more widespread than ever in Vegas thanks to the TV and the internet.

The popular Venetian Hotel, is now betting on this popularity with its new audience-participation show called “The Real Deal!” in its showroom located in the Venetian Resort Hotel and Casino, starting in October.

Their new show will combine comedy and game show elements to entertain its live audience. The audience will also be able to join in the well loved game of Texas Holdem’ alongside the world’s best poker players. Many prizes are available for the audience including a chance to win 1$ million.

In “The Real Deal!” the audience will play with players like Doyle Brunson, Phil Hellmuth and Daniel Negreanu. Around 10 professional players have already signed up for the game show. The audience will be able to play along with the 90 minute game thanks to handheld, wireless, touch screen devices located on each seat.

“People who take a trip to Las Vegas, Nevada want to play poker games,” Negreanu says, “but obviously they can’t play in a top poker tournament with the likes of Doyle or Phil Hellmuth. But, in this show, they actually can.” At the start of the show, six audience members will be chosen to sit at the poker table on stage with two professional players. Each audience member is then involved in the action by being dealt a unique set of poker cards on their devices. Everyone in the showroom is then involved in the action with big-screen monitors located on stage.

Creators of the show say that you don’t have to be a pro poker player to take part in the poker tv show. There are other ways to boost your point total, that doesn’t involve the game of poker necessarily. Betting on the suit of the next poker card or trying to guess which state a particular audience member is from, are just some of the ways to come out a poker champion in this game.

The shows producers are also placing bets on the personalities of the pro poker players to create some great moments. Poker players like Scotty Nguyen, the flamboyant five-time winner of the World Series of Poker, definitely definitely knows how to entertain the audience and should provide some memorable moments in this TV poker game show .

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October
30th 2007
Las Vegas Sands Goes Online in Europe

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The Las Vegas Sands Corporation, a traditional brick and mortar gambling operation, has recently expanded into the online marketplace in Europe, foregoing the United States presence and it’s extremely difficult and Byzantine legal system. Opening up in the European market is another indication by the Las Vegas Sands corporation that they will not be dictated to by the United States government and it’s extremely difficult to understand legal system. With the constant efforts by the United States government to push online poker rooms and casinos such as Fulltiltpoker.com out of the United States, it is obvious to any gambling establishment proprietor that other, international and global markets would be more suitable to the online poker room and casino establishment business. With this focus on the international market by corporations such as the Las Vegas Sands, it is easy to see that many gambling establishment proprietor’s do not believe that the United States government and the United States market will support the institution of poker rooms and casinos on the Internet for any considerable length of time. By working towards establishing a presence on the global stage, the Las Vegas Sands Corporation, by focusing on bringing the Las Vegas shows and Las Vegas attractions to foreign locations and even going so far as to sink countless billions of dollars into foreign super casinos and integrated structures, has shown that it has the marketing savvy to pull off this type of complete overhaul of the traditional poker room establishment business model.
By going online in Europe rather than the United States, the Las Vegas Sands Corporation is blatantly indicating that the casino operations company has no reason to believe that the United States market will be any healthier in the future than it currently is and that the United States government will very likely continue bearing down on the online poker room and casino market. In the past, troubles between online poker rooms and casinos such as Fulltiltpoker.com and the United States government have sparked all manner of debate over whether or not the ability to play in online poker rooms and casinos is to be considered a constitutional right that cannot be taken away or if it is simply a privilege that is not an inherent right of United States citizens.

Regardless of whatever difficulties online poker rooms and casinos had with the United States regulations, it is clear that expanding into international markets is a healthy move for the corporation in the long term.

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October
30th 2007
Living the Las Vegas Poker Lifestyle

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The lure of becoming a professional poker player strikes many, as with the increased exposure to the mainstream audience through television and film as well as all manner of publications on the web and in traditional print media, poker has drawn a tremendous amount of would-be professional players. Considering the fact that anybody can learn how to play poker and become a strong player in the poker game in a very short time, it is not unfeasible that you could indeed become a professional poker player almost overnight.

If this is indeed your plan, or even if you are an experienced player with several successful wins under your belt, there are still ways to streamline your lifestyle into maximizing your profits and minimizing your expenditures. First and foremost, if you do not live in Las Vegas, then you very likely are spending far too much on transportation to and from the area to maximize your winnings and profits. While it might seem strange, the first step in saving money and reducing expenditures for the professional poker player should be to look into purchasing an RV. While it might seem strange and even somewhat undignified to stay in a recreational vehicle full time, it is important to realize that simple mathematics prohibits the professional player, especially the inexperienced professional poker player, from staying in Las Vegas hotel rooms that charge upwards of $100 a night while trying to build the professional poker player bankroll. Eliminating this extreme expense will do a lot to help the poker player remain solvent and keep a strong bankroll.

Investing in an RV can pay immediate dividends, but it is important to consider the financial strength of your particular situation before suddenly deciding simply to become a professional Las Vegas poker player. It might make more sense for you to relocate to the Las Vegas area, rather than invest in an RV. But if this is the case, then it is well advised for the poker player to locate a second hand or used RV for the lowest possible price and renovate it for the player’s private use. Considering the Las Vegas heat, it might be a good idea to provide some additional insulation as well as other considerable amenities.
Simple mathematics will prove that almost any RV, even a brand-new RV, would be cheaper than staying in hotel rooms for the duration of the players competition and poker tournaments and cash poker games in Las Vegas.

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October
26th 2007
Bringing Home Victory-Sports Betting Phenomenon Takes Hold in the US

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To say that the United States government has been less than friendly to the gaming and gambling industry is something of a redundant statement, as anyone can very likely tell you that it is plainly obvious with all of the laws and prescriptions as well as legislation is aimed at making it more and more difficult for any type of gaming and gambling institution to operate in the United States, especially any type of online poker rooms and casinos such as Fulltiltpoker.com. With this extreme crack down on gambling and gaming on the web, sports betting websites have been somewhat ignored, making up a very small portion of the gaming industry in general. While very few laws address the sports book websites specifically, there are still laws and legislation that directly affect the sports betting websites. Despite the stringent nature of United States laws that regulate gaming and gambling on the Internet, sports betting websites have taken off in popularity in the last few years, as more and more sports enthusiasts flock to the web to wager on their favorite teams in hopes of winning in the sports betting websites that populate the Internet in such tremendous amounts.

With the tremendous differences between online poker rooms and casinos such as Fulltiltpoker.com and the ubiquitous sports betting websites that populate the Internet, it is an easy enough matter to see that players are very quickly realizing that they have a much better chance of winning in sports than at the websites that focus on gaming and gambling, as well as casinos and websites that offer these types of games of chance. With the deep understanding and tremendous adoration of sports in the United States, it is a simple enough matter to understand how the sports betting websites could be so popular in such a short time. With this overwhelming popularity of online sports betting websites, it becomes clear that not only are United States players willing to wager on the Internet, but they are also willing to do the research required to fully understand the best chances and odds that they might have at the sports betting websites that populate the Internet in such tremendous amounts and generate so much revenue for web-based sports betting players.

Despite laws that have recently cracked down on gaming and gambling on the Internet, sports betting websites continue to do a thriving amount of business on the Web.

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