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Full Tilt Poker Launches Revamped Loyalty Program

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The next phase in Full Tilt Poker’s grand scheme begins today with a completely re-reworked rewards program.

As part of a new focus on recreational poker players Full Tilt launched the Players Club, which will see more rewards for casual players.

The Players Club will give part-time poker players a shot at hundreds of thousands of dollars in cash, freerolls, tournament tickets and more.

Win Over $100,000 in The Deal

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The Deal Jackpot

At the center of the Players Club is a new jackpot called The Deal. You can get into The Deal through a variety of different ways including a new on-site currency called The Coin that you generate through playing real-money hands. You can also use FPPs.

In The Deal players are dealt seven cards face down and then asked to discard two. Their hand is then revealed and any hand with ace-high or better nets the player a reward.

The Deal gives a number of rewards including cash, freerolls and FPPs. It also features a progressive jackpot that’s already reached over $100,000 as of Day 1.

The major benefit of The Players Club? It’s much more accessible and easy for even the most casual poker players to get numerous spins.

The Deal isn’t the only benefit of the Players Club, however, as FTP also launched the Weekly Windfall. The Windfall is a $5k freeroll open to any players who played at least three days in one week.

If you play three days in a week for two weeks running you’ll also get a special mystery prize.

Edge Club Remains with Only Three Levels

The Players Club will also offer exclusive tournaments with cash-added and a chance to win a vacation to an exotic location as part of Players Club Parties.

Finally, Full Tilt Poker grinders can rest easy knowing the more-serious Edge loyalty program isn’t going anywhere but there are now only three levels of instead of six: Edge, Edge Plus and Edge Prime.

To learn more or sign up for an account head over to our Full Tilt Poker review.



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