Full Tilt Poker Triple Double - Rules
Promotion Name: Full Tilt Poker Triple Double
Promotion Dates: March 1st, 2008 through December 31st, 2011
Each day, Full Tilt Poker will run three individual Doubles tournaments (the Early Double, the Daily Double, and the Big Double) where online players will compete for the tournament prize money, and for additional monies from our progressive jackpots.
If, in a single calendar month (e.g., January 1st through January 31st), a single player wins each of the six individual tournaments that comprise the Doubles, Full Tilt Poker will award them with a one-time cash payment of $1 million. This payment will be made in addition to any prize money the winning player earned from the tournament prize pools and progressive jackpots.
A player who wins five Doubles tournaments in a given calendar month (e.g., January) and wins a sixth tournament in the following calendar month (February) will not be eligible to collect the Triple Double payment, and their last tournament victory will count as their first win for the new month (February).
Further, a player who wins a total of six Doubles tournaments in a calendar month, but who does not win each of the individual tournaments that comprise the Doubles, will not be eligible for the Triple Double payment.
Because the Triple Double is awarded based on a player's winning each of the six individual Doubles tournaments, deal-making is expressly prohibited in these events. If players are found to have made a deal, they will forfeit their share of the jackpots they earned in the Doubles tournaments (see the Rules for each Doubles tournament) and the Triple Double prize will not be awarded.
Full Tilt Poker reserves the right to alter this promotion at any time, including but not limited to, changing the payout structure and the criteria by which payouts are awarded.