Full Tilt Poker Review

Important Update Currently Full Tilt Poker is down.  It is down, because they have at the very least temporary lost their license.  No one can currently access the Full Tilt Poker software.  Right now the owners of Full Tilt Poker are looking to sell an equity stake in their company.  There is speculation that this will happen soon, which will allow them to process withdrawals to their former American players.  We currently do not promote Full Tilt Poker as a poker room to play at.  We highly recommend that you check out Pokerstars or Betfred Poker instead.  We will update this review as soon as the online poker room is sold to a suitable ownership group.
    Once Full Tilt Poker is back in running, it will be the second largest online poker room.  It is a well known online poker room which has over 65,000 simultaneous players playing at peak hours.  With that kind of traffic it makes it easier for players to find a poker table that is right for them, no matter how small or big their stakes are.  You can play in small poker tournaments as well as poker tournaments with over a thousand players on a regular basis here.  The main reason the Full Tilt online poker room is so popular (besides the 100% deposit bonus up to $600 that is offered, and the many freerolls) is that you can play with the pros here.  Chris "Jesus" Ferguson, Jennifer Harman, Phil Ivey, Gavin Smith, Howard Lederer and many other pros can be found at the Full Tilt poker tables and tournaments, and not only in the high stakes games.
    Full Tilt Poker has recently launched a new type of Texas Hold'em called Rush Poker.  In rush poker you will be taken to a new poker table each time you fold.  You can also decide to "quick fold" you bad hand and move to your next hand before your turn.  Your player will stay at the other table, so you opponents will not know that you have folded early.  You can play rush poker tournaments and cash games.
    Currently you are unable to sign up to Full Tilt Poker.  Full Tilt Poker will be back, but at this time we do not recommend that you sign up at Full Tilt Poker.  We recommend that you play somewhere else until we know who is buying Full Tilt and what their game plan is for returning the funds of their players.

Full Tilt Poker Promotions

The $600 bonus is only available to new Full Tilt Poker players.  Increments of 10% or $20 (whichever is less) will be released into your account as you earn your bonus.  Bonuses are earned at the rate of $1 for every 16.7 Full Tilt Points.  You will earn points while playing at the poker tables at a rate of 1 point for every dollar raked and 7 points for every $1 in tournament fees.  You will have 120 days after your first deposit to earn your bonus.  Use the Full Tilt Poker referral code "CAPOKER".