How it Works
The Black Card by Full Tilt Poker is the ultimate recognition of poker status, available to players who achieve a minimum 500 Full Tilt Point daily average over a 100-day rolling period.
Exclusive to Full Tilt Poker, The Black Card Experience offers a unique selection of rewards, tournaments, personalized services and luxury gifts.
Rolling Average
Your rolling Full Tilt Points average is based on your daily average over the previous 99 days plus the current day. Achieve a 500-point average in any 100-day period and you’ll automatically receive Black Card membership, which awards 2x Full Tilt Points along with a host of exclusive benefits. Your Black Card will be mailed to your physical mailing address.
You can also earn extra Full Tilt Point multipliers by achieving higher points thresholds. Reach a 1,500-point rolling average to receive 3x Full Tilt Points. If you achieve a 3,000-point rolling average, you’ll attain the maximum 4x Full Tilt Points.
Maintaining Your Status
Once you’ve earned your Black Card, you’ll need to maintain your 100-day rolling average of 500 points to retain your Black Card membership. If your average drops below 500 points at any time, you’ll enter a grace period and have 50 days to regain your 500-point daily average. You’ll still receive all the benefits of Black Card membership while in the grace period.
If you’ve attained 3x or 4x Full Tilt Points, you’ll need to maintain your rolling average of 1,500 or 3,000 points respectively to keep that status. You will not enter a grace period if you fall below the required points threshold for either level, as long as you achieve a minimum 500-point rolling average.
Track Your Black Card Status
You can follow your progress towards Black Card membership, or monitor your rolling 100-day average, through your personal Black Card page, which you can access through the My Promotions section of the Cashier. In addition, use our Black Card Status Widget to track your progress directly in the game lobby.
Please read the Black Card Rules and FAQ for more information.