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| Published On Feb 9, 2015 11:25 am CET  |  Updated on May 2, 2021 11:57 am CEST | By Daniel Allermand

Full Tilt Taking Tournaments Back to Basics

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Full Tilt is going back to basics from February 15th-22nd with the launch of the Full Tilt Classic – an online championship of poker in its purest form, with a total of 16 freeze-out tournaments across eight days of action.

The new series will feature two daily deepstack tournaments with one being No Limit Hold’em and the other being an alternative variant. Buy-ins will start out cheap with $0.50 tickets, but as the series moves forward the buy-in will rise and culminate with two $100 buy-in tournaments with $200,000 and $20,000 in prize pool.

The new series is being launched in conjunction with the update of Full Tilt’s tournament offerings, where buy-ins has been standardized for both MTT and SNG. Furthermore they have also added a variety of different satellites for the tournaments in the new schedule, so players can qualify cheaply.

“The Full Tilt Classic has it all – deep-stack tournaments, a wide range of buy-ins, daily freerolls, and extra prizes that offer great value to players. It’s time for players to rediscover the joy of pure tournament action – the kind of events that got people playing poker in the first place,” said Dominic Mansour, Managing Director at Full Tilt.

Below you can see the full schedule:

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Full Tilt Classic Schedule

Date/Time

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Event #1

Sunday, Feb 15th – 13:30 ET

$0.50 No Limit Hold’em

$1,000

Event #2

Sunday, Feb 15 – 15:30 ET

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$0.50 Fixed Limit Hold’em

6-Max

$500

Event #3

Monday, Feb 16 – 13:30 ET

$1 No Limit Hold’em

$2,000

Event #4

Monday, Feb 16 – 15:30 ET

$1 Fixed Limit Omaha Hi/Lo

$1,000

Event #5

Tuesday, Feb 17 – 13:30 ET

$2.50 No Limit Hold’em

6-Max

$5,000

Event #6

Tuesday, Feb 17 – 15:30 ET

$2.50 Pot Limit 5-Card Draw

6-Max

$2,500

Event #7

Wednesday, Feb 18 – 13:30 ET

$5 No Limit Hold’em

$7,500

Event #8

Wednesday, Feb 18 – 15:30 ET

$5 Stud Hi/Lo

$3,000

Event #9

Thursday, Feb 19 – 13:30 ET

$10 No Limit Hold’em

6-Max

$10,000

Event #10

Thursday, Feb 19 – 15:30 ET

$10 Fixed Limit 2-7 Triple Draw

6-Max

$5,000

Event #11

Friday, Feb 20 – 13:30 ET

$25 No Limit Hold’em

$20,000

Event #12

Friday, Feb 20 – 15:30 ET

$25 Pot Limit Omaha Hi/Lo

6-Max

$10,000

Event #13

Saturday, Feb 21 – 13:30 ET

$50 No Limit Hold’em

$25,000

Event #14

Saturday, Feb 21 – 15:30 ET

$50 Razz

6-Max

$10,000

Main Event

Sunday, Feb 22 – 13:30 ET

$100 No Limit Hold’em

$200,000

Event #15

Sunday, Feb 22 – 15:30 ET

$100 Pot Limit Omaha

6-Max

$20,000

 

Daniel Allermand

Daniel Allermand is a freelance writer, with more than 14 years of experience in the industry as an operator, affiliate and poker player. Daniel has decided it was time to try and bring more coverage about the industry to the general public by writing articles about everything from poker to casino.