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02 July 2010 ~ 1 Comment

@TexDolly issues a challenge

Twitter is the new prop bet medium. Thursday night Doyle challenged both Full Tilt and PokerStars to a friendly game of last longer. For now, no reply from Juanda. Suppose he’s busy winning peoples chips somewhere: TexDolly I wanna bet 10 Doylesroom pro’s aganist 10 Full Tilt pros in the main event if I can [...]

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04 February 2010 ~ 2 Comments

Poker players are good people after all

PokerStars, Full Tilt, and Cake all specifically announced they would match all player donations made on their sites. According to the Poker Players Alliance, more than 50,000 players donated to the cause, raising over $760,000. With the sites’ matching donations, that means more than $1.5 million will be given to Haiti relief efforts from the [...]

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15 January 2010 ~ 1 Comment

Andrew Feldman says a.k.a Tournaments for Haiti

If there ever was a time for the poker community to truly show its passion for charity, these next few days would be the perfect opportunity. ESPN Blog: Tournaments created to help victims in Haiti

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27 December 2009 ~ Comments Off

Limited time offer: Foucault on short handed, final table tournament play

If you’re anything interested in how to play expert short handed, you need to mosey on over to Pokersavvy and watch Andrew ‘Focault’ Brokos talk his way through final table of the Full Tilt 100K guaranteed. The package is two part, but Pokersavvy has released part 2 as a freebie. It picks up when the [...]

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27 December 2009 ~ 2 Comments

FTP wants short stacks to go away

While tables requiring a bigger buy-in grew in popularity at rival site PokerStars in 2009, Full Tilt has increasingly become home to the phenomenon of “rat-holing,” in which players come to the site for its small buy-ins, win a large pot and then immediately take off with the winnings. … The changes signal Full Tilt [...]

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