Double Deuce at Full Tilt Poker
A $200,000 Double Deuce tournament at Full Tilt Poker gives you the chance to turn an investment of just $22 into a slice of a $200,000 prize pool. The winner of the Double Deuce online poker tournament is guaranteed to get $30,000 and there is a new tournament every week, so if you don’t succeed in landing the big one on your first attempt, you’re never more than seven days away from your next opportunity!
Buying into the $200,000 Double Deuce tournament costs $20 + $2, but you can in fact win your way to the main event for even less. Throughout the week there are satellites that you can enter for as little as $0.60 or 200 Full Tilt Points. This makes it possible to turn just over half a dollar into $30,000 – not something that can be said very often outside the online poker world!
If you are already a Full Tilt Poker player then participating in these satellites or the Double Deuce tournament is as easy as logging in, finding the game that you want to play in and registering. However, if you’re brand new to Full Tilt then you will first need to take the following steps:
1 - Visit the Full Tilt Poker website and download the software.
2 - Install the software onto your PC by following the simple instructions provided. In the majority of cases all you have to do is click a couple of buttons and be patient for a minute or two as the installation proceeds automatically.
3 - Create an account by entering the usual items of personal information, such as your name, address, e-mail address and so on.
4 - Make your first deposit. Full Tilt Poker is currently offering a 100% bonus on your first deposit, worth up to $600, so you’ll be onto a good thing from the moment you start.
When you have done all of that, go to the tab marked ‘Tournaments’ in the lobby and look for the light brown $200K Double Deuce Tournament. You can then register by clicking the Register Now button and have a go at winning a share of that $200,000 prize pool.
Each Double Deuce tournament takes place on Sunday at 21:22 GMT, so it might be an idea to make Sunday night one of your main poker nights. With the dark nights drawing in we can’t think of a better way to brighten them up!
21/05/2010 17:07:37
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