"Deal me in" promotion kicks off return of Full Tilt - 6th to 11th Nov

[Bart(UK)]

Early indication of promotion to mark the return of Full Tilt:

• $250k in freerolls (6th to 11th Nov)
• Big Bonus package (largest ever on Full Tilt) + Free Rush Ring Game Ticket
• Double FTP's for first week 24/7
• Use FTP's to buy Discounted Ring Game & Tournament Tickets
• FTOPS Satellite frenzy with $300k bonus entries

Full details in due course no doubt.

[teaulc]

Re: "Deal me in" promotion kicks off return of Full Tilt - 6th to 11th Nov [h=2]Full Tilt announces 'Deal Me In' promotion to celebrate re-launch of its new site[/h] With less than 2 weeks to go until Full Tilt makes its dramatic comeback, more news has emerged about how the site plans to celebrate its re-launch. As well as the FTOPS XXI series scheduled for early December, Full Tilt will also be running a 'Deal Me In' promotion which will feature $250,000 worth of freerolls. The freerolls will take place between November 6, the date that the new site goes live, and November 11, with the prizepools and prizes growing in size until they climax on the final day when there will be ten $10k freerolls! Also in conjunction with the promotion, Full Tilt will be giving away is biggest ever bonus package to depositors with a cash bonus starting from $200 and it will also be throwing in a free Rush Poker Ring Game Ticket. Speaking about the "Deal Me In' promotion, Sarne Lightman, head of marketing at Full Tilt Poker, said, “This is a very exciting time for Full Tilt Poker. We would like to invite all our players, both new and old, to help us celebrate our relaunch by taking part in our deal me in promotions." ” Other exciting extras taking place throughout 'Deal Me In' week include the possibility to turn Full Tilt points into real-money prizes, double Full Tilt Points for particular games, and when the 'Deal Me In' promotion ends the FTOPS Satellite Frenzy begins. It will see $300,000 of bonus entries, giving players the chance to win entry into various FTOPS events for a fraction of the usual cost.