FTOPS Satellites Now Running

Full Tilt Pokrt is now running a wide variety of satallites daily that qualify players to win seats in the this year’s edition of the Full Tilt Online Poker Series (FTOPS).  The FTOPS XIV is going to start on November 4th.
On November 4th members of Full Tilt Poker will being playing the first of 25 events.  The Mini FTOPS will get under away in December.  To find the satellites load Full Tilt and then go to the player lobby and look under Special and then FTOPS.
There are different satellite qualifiers for each event so make sure to double check the tournaments info to make sure are entering into the satellite that award seats in the event you want.
If you’re not already a member new members are eligible for a new player bonus of 100% up to $600 dollars on their first deposit using the Full Tilt Bonus Code.

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