You can participate in a range of tournaments at Full Tilt Poker. The different tournament types available at this poker room include turbo sit & go tournaments, multi-table tournaments, double stack tournaments, speed tables, Four Player Heads-Up Shootout Sit & Go tournaments, cap games, and also rebuy tournaments.
Currency and Banking Options at Full Tilt Poker
All transactions at Full Tilt Poker are processed in US Dollars ($). The poker room offers a range of options when it comes to depositing money into your account. You can deposit money using your Visa or MasterCard credit/debit/ATM card, NETeller, Click2Pay, ClickandBuy, and cash transfer.
To withdraw your winnings from your Full Tilt Poker account, you can use NETeller, MoneyBookers, ClickandBuy, Click2Pay, credit funds transfer, and check withdrawal.
Security and Integrity at Full Tilt Poker
Full Tilt Poker employs the latest in online security technology, i.e. 128-bit SSL digital encryption, to provide players with a secure gaming environment. All transactions are conducted securely, and the high security also ensures your personal information is protected from intruders.
To ensure complete fairness in its games, Full Tilt Poker employs a random number generator that has been certified for accuracy and randomness by Technical Systems Testing (TST), a globally recognized and accredited testing establishment. It is also very strict about forbidding the use of fraudulent means to win at the tables. The poker room also has a strict policy when it comes to underage gambling, and does not allow players less than 18 years of age to play the games available.
Play with the pros! Full Tilt Poker is taking a shot at the big time. So far they've been doing almost everything right, and are now one of the top three sites in terms of active players.
They've got the big name endorsements. More than that, people like Chris "Jesus" Ferguson, Howard Lederer, Jennifer Harman, and several other top pros are actually involved with running the company. They also provide a public face,writing weekly poker advice emails for the players and playing on the site quite frequently. These guys know poker, and they know what players want. They've hired some quality support staff, and they don't mess around with cashouts.
The software is a nice balance between cartoony and boring. For the record,I'm one of several monkeys. A very nice feature is "put me here", allowing you to choose exactly where you want your seat displayed in the window. This makes multitabling on a small monitor a breeze (I can rotate the tables so all my seats are visible at once - this way I can keep track of which tables I have cards at). They also offer a "pot" sized button for No Limit (and Pot Limit I assume) which makes correct bet sizing much easier. It runs fast, and even on my clunker, I can play three tables at once. Full Tilt is also the only medium sized or bigger site that offers Razz (lowball stud), HORSE (Holdem, Omaha, Razz, Stud, Stud High Low) tournaments.
Full Tilt Poker are doing well so far, and I really hope they grow. I love the software, and their seemingly friendly attitude to the players (sometimes, especially at casino-run skins, it feels like we players are an inconvenience, or the enemy). To top it all off, Full Tilt also offer a very nice bonus
