Full Tilt Poker
Full Tilt Review
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Full Tilt Poker is literally one of the top three poker rooms available online with a player base that is beyond massive, top of the line game selection and cash tournaments that go above and beyond what you would normally find in a standard room. Full Tilt is a licensed and fully regulated poker room in Costa Rica and has been in business since 2003. The company is operated and managed by some of the world’s elite professional players, which means that a regular player will find everything they could ever need to play online poker in one room. Bonuses are offered on a consistent basis as are tournaments with seats to live events. One of the biggest features that attracts so many players to Full Tilt is the ability to play, chat, and rail the pro players like John Juanda, Mike Matusow, Clonie Gowen and Phil Ivey to name a few.
Full Tilt’s competition is fierce. Let’s be honest here, you have a massive player base consisting of 10,000+ real money players alone during peak hours, a staff of over 40 of the world’s best players playing online, you could only expect that the opposition will be difficult. Needless to say this is what makes Full Tilt so highly recommended. Games in all areas are decent and it provides the perfect solution for a skilled player wanting to bump up their game, or a beginner who wants to learn poker successfully. Playing in a field that is above average in comparison to other rooms can have more benefits than playing.
Ring games are just as popular as the rest of the site, which can be contributed to the professional players online 24/7, the only site providing you with the largest selection of games including mixed, or quite possibly that they come in not only micro stakes but escalate right up to the ultra high stakes. However you want to put it Full Tilt ring games are first class. The company has a rake comparable to the industry standard of 5% with a max cap at $3, this also includes a no flop no drop rule. The current games supported include; Texas Hold’em, Omaha Hi, Omaha Hi-Lo, Seven-Card Stud Hi, Seven-Card Stud Hi-Lo and Razz, H.A. (Hold’em and Omaha Hi), H.O.R.S.E. (Hold’em, Omaha Hi-Lo, Razz, Seven-Card Stud and Seven-Card Stud Hi-Lo) and H.O.S.E. (Hold’em, Omaha Hi-Lo, Seven-Card Stud and Seven-Card Stud Hi-Lo)The games are played as follows; No-Limit and Pot-Limit in Hold’em and Pot-Limit in both Omaha variants, while the Stud and Razz games are played in Limit only. The mixed games are played in Limit versions except for H.A., which is played as a Pot-Limit game.
Tournaments are scheduled around the clock with games starting within minutes of each other making accessibility an all time high. You will find that all ring games supported at Full Tilt are also featured in tournaments with huge guaranteed payment tournaments, qualifiers and satellites to live events such as the WSOP, EPT or Aussie Millions readily available. Sit N Go’s are well populated and can start as low as a couple of dollars and reach in excess of a couple of thousand. Tournament traffic can reach as high as 60,000+ players during peak hours.
The Full Tilt bonus code FTB222 qualifies you for a 100% match up to $600 with the bonus released in increments of $10. Players will find that it may take you a little bit longer than some other rooms to release the bonus however it is attainable. Full Tilt points can also be used in the FT store to purchase tournament entries, chips sets or other Full tilt apparel. You will also be privy to frequent reload bonuses with the same requirements as your first deposit bonus.
The only downfall that Full Tilt has is their lack of resources for support. Currently the only option you have is through email which can take up to 24 hours for a reply. There is no chat or phone support.
Deposit and withdraw methods have been arranged so players from the US will have easy access not only to play at Full Tilt but to withdraw their funds. Withdraws are speedy but do take 24-48 hours processing. The current methods available for depositing include; Visa, MasterCard, NETeller, EPassporte, Click2Pay, and cash transfer.
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