Your Freeroll Awaits On Full Tilt Poker

Full Tilt Poker has a Freeroll to suit every player, whether you are a beginner or seasoned Pro!

Do you live in Germany, Brazil, Ireland, Canada, New Zealand, Australia, France, The Netherlands, Italy, Scandinavia, Belgium or The United Kingdom? If you do, then you can play on Full Tilt Poker with your countrymen, every day!

Full Tilt Poker offers Freerolls daily for residents of certain countries, where all your opponents are your neighbors and speak your language! What better way to learn the game than to sit in a Freeroll with people from your own country? Of course if you want to go "International" Full Tilt Poker has plenty of those Freerolls too, where everyone is welcome.

Registration for most of the daily Freerolls begins 40 minutes prior to the start of the tournament. Registration for the "country specific" Freerolls opens several hours before the beginning of the tournament.

Freerolls for U.S. players usually run on weekends in the afternoon and they fill up quick! To make sure you get a seat, you should make a note of registrations times as Freeroll tournaments fill-up FAST, usually within five minutes or less once registration opens.

On Full Tilt Poker, you can find a Freeroll to play in virtually every hour of every day. Many of these offer cash prizes, where you can build your bankroll for FREE!

There are $100 prize pool Freerolls offered as early as 2:40, 5:40 and 9:40 a.m. EST, where the game is usually Hold-em. In addition, there are various Freerolls at 10:40, 11:40, 12:40, 1:40, 3:40 and 7:40 p.m. EST, featuring other games also, like HORSE, Omaha Hi/Lo, Stud, Stud Hi/Lo and Razz.

Non-cash Freerolls run several times a day where you can win prizes like Phil Gordon's "Final Table Poker" DVD.

Finding a Freeroll to play in at Full Tilt Poker is easy as the main lobby tournament screen is simple to customize. This allows you to see only tournaments when you click on the "tournament tab." By selecting the option to sort by the Buy-In, all Freerolls offered will be displayed at the top of the list. Tournaments are listed in the order of; FTP (Full Tilt Points to buy-in), Open, Restricted (which includes country specific) and tournaments announced but not yet open for registration.

The tournament information screens are also easy to read, with quick access to information like player rankings and the number of players left.

No matter what your "ranking," whether Rookie or Pro, Full Tilt Poker has a Freeroll waiting for you!