Full Tilt question

If I join a FullTilt Point satellite and win, can I just take that money? Or do I have to play the tournament?

You have to play the tournament. They don't have tourney dollars (yet). But if you win the same satty twice, they usually credit the second to your account (be sure to read the fine print). You can use tokens to buy in to any tourney that equals the token (24+2, etc). Hope this helps.

you win a token that allows you to play in 24=2 tourney, When you win that you can take that money! GL

I would ask live support this question before assuming this advice is correct. Better safe than sorry.

Live support at Tilt??????


Good advice though. Definitely email them and see what they say. I'd hate to steer you wrong, arkadiy. Should have thought of that myself. Sorry. Thank you, jolubman.

1 quick note about the multiple satellite wins. If you win twice into a tourney thats costs money...Full Tilt will auto put the buyin amount for the second win into your accout. However, if you win twice into a second stage tourney that costs Full Tilt Points (e.g. 300 FTP sit n go that gets you into a 2500 FTP) you have to email support and ask them to credit the points, in this case 2500, back to your account. They will do it everytime, but it's not auto...you have to email support.

I know with something like the Poker After Dark sattelites, if you win a Round 1 tournament you have to play Round 2 - you can't unregister and take the points.

Not sure I understand what you're saying here. If you enter a tourney and the payout is a $26 token, then you're stuck with that token. You can use it to enter a $24+$2 tourney, but you can't get the cash for the token. If you win 3 tokens, then you have 3 tokens; the second two do not convert to cash. Same things applies to the $75 tokens. It isn't until you use your tokens to enter a tourney where the final payout are actual cash instead of tokesn. When the payout is cash, you get cash. When the payout is a token, you get a token. Maybe I misunderstood your post, though, and that's what you were saying.