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Full Tilt Offering Players a Piece of Ivey

Oct 13, 2009
Author: Sadonna Price

Online casino Full Tilt Poker is the home of poker pro Phil Ivey and the poker room is offering players a chance to win a piece of Ivey’s earnings from the final table of the World Series of Poker. Ivey will return to the final table in November seventh in chips.

Full Tilt Poker is offering players a Piece of Ivey. Players can earn seats to two special free roll competitions. During these competitions a percentage of Ivey’s winnings will be up for grabs. Players can earn tickets into a special prize draw until November 5th.  Players earn tickets by participating in cash games at Full Tilt or finishing in the money during tournaments.

The drawing for the free rolls will take place on November 7th. The first free roll will offer nine players a chance to compete in a sit & go and five percent of Ivey’s winnings will be up for grabs. First place will earn three percent while one percent will go to second and third.

The second free roll will be a $50,000 game and the winner will take home one percent of Ivey’s WSOP winnings as well as the tournament prize.


 

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