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Ways to Win
The $1 Main Event Seat
Turn one dollar into a $12K prize package and a seat at the 2011 Main Event with Full Tilt Poker’s $1 Main Event Seat tournaments, running each Sunday at 13:30 ET.
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Steps to the Main Event
Step your way up to a $12K Main Event Prize Package from as little as $3.30. Start your journey to the 2011 Main Event any time you want at any step you want.
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Direct Qualifiers
Running twice each week, win your $12K prize package and a seat at this year’s Main Event in our Direct Qualifier tournaments.
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Main Event Mania
$10 Million Main Event Mania
If you qualify for your Main Event seat at Full Tilt Poker and go on to win, we’ll give you $10,000,000 on top of your first-place prize money. In addition to the biggest bonus in poker, if you make the money in the Main Event, we’ll give you a free seat at the 2012 Main Event.
Learn more about $10 Million Main Event Mania.
Main Event Prize Package
When you win your $12K Main Event Prize Package, you’re getting far more than just a seat at the 2011 World Series of Poker.
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WSOP Black Card Treatment
All Black Card members can avail of a range of exclusive benefits at the WSOP*.
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More Ways To Win
Mini Series of Poker
If you can’t make it to Vegas this summer, play in the Mini Series of Poker to get a taste of the action. The MSOP kicks off in May and features buy-ins at 1/100th of the corresponding Series event.
Learn more about the Mini Series of Poker.
Series 2011
Fantasy WSOP
Create the perfect team of pros and lead them to victory throughout the 2011 Series to win prizes, including a free seat at the 2012 Main Event.
Learn more about the Fantasy WSOP.
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