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Full Tilt Poker Knockout $16,000 guaranteed

Friday, 25 February 2011

It's Saturday afternoon, it's pouring with rain and the choice on the TV is racing from Kempton or a feeble Jennifer Aniston romcom.

What better distraction could there be than trying to grab a share of the $16,000 guaranteed prize pool in Full Tilt Poker's Knockout special event.

The action gets under way at a UK friendly 2pm and features a fantastic deep stack structure and a series of knockout bonuses. With the buy-in a very affordable $26 it offers serious bang for your buck as well as a chance to earn a big score. With a field of 600 to 700 runners expect it take up most of your Saturday if you go deep. It will be well worth it if you do of course.

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