Full Tilt Poker Offers $10 Million Giveaway

LOS ANGELES, California – (PRESS RELEASE) -- The biggest cash prize in any sporting event just got bigger at the WSOP Main Event. Full Tilt Poker announces the richest poker giveaway ever. With the World Series of Poker only two months away, Full Tilt Poker ups the ante by announcing an unprecedented $10 million giveaway. By qualifying for the WSOP Main Event on http://www.fulltiltpoker.com and then winning the Main Event, Full Tilt Poker will award the first place winner an additional $10 million cash prize over and above their winning purse.

This year, the WSOP Main Event is expected to award the biggest cash purse in history, estimated to be a $60 million prize pool. The first place winner is expected to take home as much as $10 million. If you win your qualifying seat through http://www.fulltiltpoker.com, you can add another $10 million to your winnings and walk away with up to $20 million. Full Tilt Poker offers many ways to qualify for the Main Event on http://www.fulltiltpoker.com, increasing your chance to earn a seat at the biggest game of the year. Many top winners of the WSOP qualify for the Main Event online, but only those qualifying at http://www.fulltiltpoker.com will be eligible for the additional $10 million cash prize should they win the Main Event.

On http://www.fulltiltpoker.com you can sharpen your skills with the Team Full Tilt pros as you prepare for the big game. Team Full Tilt is the group of world-renowned poker champions behind Full Tilt Poker, who as a group have 23 World Series of Poker bracelets. These champions include: Chris "Jesus" Ferguson, Phil Ivey, Howard Lederer, Erick Lindgren, Erik Seidel, Andy Bloch, Phil Gordon (Co-host, Celebrity Poker Showdown,) Clonie Gowen, John Juanda, Jennifer Harman and others.

"I know that players have many options when choosing where to win their way into the WSOP Main Event," said Howard Lederer. "But with this amazing $10 million incentive, I can't imagine why one would try to win their seat anywhere else, but at http://www.fulltiltpoker.com?"