Possibly one of the better known tournaments on the Full Tilt Poker client, the Sunday Brawl has been in play for a long time. The tournament is based on a knockout bounty variant of poker tournament where players are given a sum of the prize pool for knocking another of the hopefuls out of the tournament.

This is a great way for players to be able to get their buy in fee back even if they fail to reach the paid finishing positions.

The tournament features a $240 + $16 buy in fee which is broken down into $200 that is placed into the prize pool and $40 goes into the player bounty funds.  Once the $200 buy in’s have been accounted for, the prize pool is guaranteed to be a minimum of $350,000.

Knocking a player out of the tournament will see the full $40 being credited into your playing account instantly, making the funds available for use straight after you eliminate the player.

The site features a leader board for this tournament, showing players who have had the most success within the Brawl tournaments that have already been completed, such stats as the number of players that you have knocked out are placed into the public eye, helping to create a sense of fear within your opponents.

The tournament is seen as the warm up for the $750,000 Sunday guaranteed and Sunday Milligan tournaments that will be starting after this tournament starts, so you can literally warm up for the bigger fights while playing within this tournament.



Full Tilt Poker plays host to the Big Little tournament, a multi table tournament (MTT) that offers a small $2 + $0.20 buy in fee in exchange for a large $200,000 prize pool.

With such a low buy in fee and a guaranteed first place payout of $18,000 its no wonder that these tournaments are taking the Full Tilt community by storm, filling up within a matter of minutes of registration opening.

The tournaments will feature over a 3 week period, with one tournament being played every sunday over the month of February. The dates of the tournaments are as follows:

1.    February 14th: $200K Guaranteed Turbo No-Limit Hold ‘em
2.    February 21st: $200K Guaranteed Turbo No-Limit Hold ‘em
3.    February 28th: $200K Guaranteed Turbo No-Limit Hold ‘em

The tournament action starts at 12.30 ET with players been taken to their seats, there will then be a 30 minute waiting period before the action gets underway as the clock hits 13.00 ET.

Not one to be plain and simple about their tournaments, Full Tilt Poker have also started to offer satellites for the tournament, creating the opportunity for players to gain entry for as little as $0.70 or 10 Full Tilt Points.

Join Full Tilt Poker to enter the Big Little Tournament today!

Due to the growth of the site, Full Tilt Poker have once again stepped to the plate to offer members a tournament that they can look forward too, increasing their Sunday guaranteed tournament prizepool to a huge $750,000.

Players would expect to have to pay a considerable amount in buy in fees for a tournament to offer such a large minimum prize pool but they are wrong, the buy in fee for the tournament is $216 but there are satellite tournaments on offer to less financially able members, starting from as low as 300 Full Tilt Points or $2 + $0.25.

Adding more excitement to the satellites, the site has added the benefit that should a player be successful in winning a seat into the $750,000 Sunday guaranteed tournament, they can keep playing the satellites and should they win anymore of the satellite tournaments that they enter, the player will be credited the value of a seat into their Tournament Dollars account, giving them the chance to use the funds to enter other Full Tilt Poker tournaments.

Full Tilt aren’t looking to stop there either, they are issuing their members the challenge to see who can win the most satellite tournaments into the $750,000 Sunday guaranteed, giving real money prizes to the top 2 players.

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Another of Full Tilt Poker’s big tournament offering that take place on every Sunday of every week. The tournament offers a large $200,000 prize pool and this has lead to this tournament becoming hugely popular with members of the site.

The tournament takes place at 19:05 ET each Sunday and offers a minimum of $200,000 in prize money, shared between all players who finish within the paying positions.

The tournament features a $200 + $16 buy in if you are looking to buy straight into the tournament or you can try your luck in one of the satellite tournaments that start from as little as $8 + $0.80 with first place offering a seat into the main tournament.

This tournament is definitely not one to miss!

The Full Tilt Poker Iron Man Challenge is the ultimate test of dedication of the members on the site, rewarding players with prizes for them remaining active on the site over a months period.

The idea works around members having to gain a number of points via playing games at the real money tables, calculated on the amount of rake that a player can help to generate for the site by betting into central pots.

Players are given Iron Man medals for their success should they manage to reach the minimum amount of points and their performance overall has been of a high standard.

Over the duration of the month, players are able to work towards 4 levels of status, bronze, silver, gold and Iron Man.

Medals that are won by players can be exchanged in the sites exclusive Iron Man Challenge store for prizes that are chosen by the player.

The site plans to further this tournament within the coming year, adding new ways for players to earn more medals per month, such as being promoted into a new playing band within the month or maintaining your Iron Man status.

Joining the Iron Man Challenge can be about more than just medals after the site decided that they were going to offer players the chance to play within level specific freeroll tournaments that carry prize pools ranging from $10,000 up to $30,000.

Should a player be able to win the level freeroll, they will be added into a four person sit and go tournament with a prize pool of $5,000 and the chance to win a seat within a heads up game with one of 3 professional Full Tilt Poker players.

Poker players often go through a rough time, losing their funds and needing to look for a way that they can get back into the money.

Full Tilt Poker offer a large number of freeroll tournaments, tournaments that offer a prize pool but require no stake from the player, rendering the tournament as free.

The traffic on the site often flood to these tournaments that can offer prize pools up to $30,000 for specific tournaments, so there is a great chance that players are about to bounce back from their losses at the table or while they try to gain funds without adding funds directly from their own income.

These tournaments often attract a number of different styles of player, with the bigger tournaments attracting some of the bigger and stronger players as they look to stamp their authority on the players within the field and further build their bankroll.

Quality of players can be very low so playing tight poker is very highly recommended because the best piece of advice that can be given to a player is that you can’t bluff a bad player.

The logic behind this saying is that the player who is of a poor standard is unable to make the correct strategic decisions in situations they find themselves in, meaning that there is a high risk that players will convert the game into a game of luck.

Play tight and you are sure to play your way into free poker money.