The Full Tilt Online Poker Series (FTOPS) was an online poker tournament series which ran on Full Tilt Poker. It was established in August 2006 [1]and was held approximately every three months.[2]

The FTOPS consisted of multiple tournaments in a variety of different poker games, each of which was hosted by a different Full Tilt professional.[3] FTOPS I consisted of eight Texas Hold 'em and Omaha Hold 'em tournaments,[1] but the series since expanded to include Stud, Razz, and mixed games, as well as knockout bounty, shootout, cashout, short-handed, and heads up tournaments.[3] With the FTOPS XIII in August 2009, Full Tilt added a charity event to the series to benefit Ante Up for Africa, hosted by Don Cheadle.[4] The main event was a $500 buy in No Limit Holdem tournament for FTOPS I to XV and $600 from FTOPS XVI onwards. The $2,100 Two-Day Event was for a long time the highest buy-in tournament in the series, but as of FTOPS XIX, the $10,300 Two-Day Heads-Up Event surpassed it.

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The series featured a number of ongoing challenges that reward players for certain feats, such as winning 30 hands without showdown.[5] Players who made the final table are awarded an FTOPS jacket, and event winners were awarded an FTOPS gold jersey and an FTOPS gold jersey avatar to represent them at Full Tilt’s tables.[6] At the FTOPS XV in February 2010, any player who made the money in 17 of the 27 events would have received a $1 million bonus.[5]

Full Tilt also ran the MiniFTOPS, which took place one month later and featured the same events at one-tenth of the original buy-ins.[7]

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FTOPS Main Event winners[edit]

SeriesDateEntrantsWinnerFirst Prize
FTOPS IAugust 20061,468 Crownnginger$161,480
FTOPS IINovember 20062,449 Spiked$224,653
FTOPS IIIFebruary 20073,217 Traheho (Alec Torelli)$288,001
FTOPS IVMay 20073,798 John_McClane17$336,217
FTOPS VAugust 20074,578 CrazyZachary (Zachary Clark)$395,905
FTOPS VINovember 20074,371 fkscreennames (Daryl Jace)$385,937
FTOPS VIIFebruary 20085,291 Reverse$456,401
FTOPS VIIIMay 20084,750 cheesemonster (Keith Lehr)$410,780
FTOPS IXAugust 20084,880 dubbeemin (Brian Mintz)$432,400
FTOPS XNovember 20085,225 Julian Verse (Va Shon Watkins)$450,708
FTOPS XIFebruary 20095,287 csimmsux (Adam Geyer)$456,056[8]
FTOPS XIIMay 20094,581 Pocketownage420$432,400[9]
FTOPS XIIIAugust 20095,306 Poligraph (Matthew Waxman)$453,663[10]
FTOPS XIVNovember 20095,471 zhivago2 (Heinz Kamutzki)$418,839[11]
FTOPS XVFebruary 20105,645 JackQKA$237,644 (7-way deal)[12]
FTOPS XVIMay 20104,534 Kirbynator$327,057.40 (3-way deal)[13]
FTOPS XVIIAugust 20104,805 TyboVegas$423,057.41 (2-way deal)[14]
FTOPS XVIIINovember 20105,023 JHoWn$411,932.13 (3-way deal)[15]
FTOPS XIXFebruary 201114,479 GIAMPP$877,949.74 (3-way deal)[16]
FTOPS XXMay 20114,666 ArielBahia (Ariel Celestino)$346,696 (4-way deal)[17]
FTOPS XXIDecember 20124,766 yadio1111 (Yann Dion)$453,229.40 (2-way deal)[18]
FTOPS XXIIMarch 20133,653 feel fine$392,332.20[19]
FTOPS XXIIIAugust 20133,327 Itahaschi$270,828.43 (3-way deal)[20]
FTOPS XXIVDecember 20132,755 poksu pete$207,016.12 (3-way deal)[21]
FTOPS XXVApril 20142,557 Firaldo87 (Niall Farrell)$236,232.74 (3-way deal)[22]
FTOPS XXVIAugust 20141,500 ponyo88$153,962.72 (3-way deal)[23]
FTOPS XXVIIDecember 20141,767 natfalber11 (Nathaniel Falber)$212,040[24]
FTOPS XXVIIIMarch 20151,260 potta_x_potta (Mustapha Kanit)$239,400[25]

See also[edit]

Notes[edit]

  1. ^ ab'Full Tilt Poker FTOPS - Qualify for the FTOPS'. www.pokersite.org.
  2. ^'FTOPS Schedule Explained by Howard Lederer'. 6 February 2009.
  3. ^ ab'FTOPS XV Schedule Announced'. 6 January 2010.
  4. ^'Domain Registered at Safenames'. www.coinflip.com.
  5. ^ ab'%%TITLE%% - Online Gambling'. www.onlinegambling.com.
  6. ^'Full Tilt Poker and FTOPS Gold - Poker News Daily'. 31 July 2009.
  7. ^'Poker News - Current News & Features from Around the Poker World'. Pokerlistings.
  8. ^'FTOPS XI Main Event: Adam 'csimmsux' Geyer Takes Top Honors'.
  9. ^'FTOPS XII Main Event: 'Pocketownage420' Captures Title'.
  10. ^'Sunday Briefing: Matt 'Poligraph' Waxman takes the FTOPS Main Event'.
  11. ^'Zhivago2, Obiedman Win FTOPS XIV Poker Titles'. 17 November 2009.
  12. ^'FTOPS XV Main Event Ends in Seven-Way Chop'. 22 February 2010.
  13. ^'Casino Bonuses & Promotional Offers - Casino'. www.fulltilt.com. Retrieved 2020-05-24.
  14. ^'Archived copy'. Archived from the original on 2012-07-16. Retrieved 2010-09-26.CS1 maint: archived copy as title (link)
  15. ^'Archived copy'. Archived from the original on 2011-07-08. Retrieved 2011-02-23.CS1 maint: archived copy as title (link)
  16. ^'Blair Hinkle Scores $1 Million in FTOPS Main Event'. www.cardplayer.com.
  17. ^'Ariel 'ArielBahia' Celestino Wins FTOPS Main Event'. www.cardplayer.com.
  18. ^'FTOPS Day 15: Yann 'yadio1111' Dion Wins Main Event for $453,229'.
  19. ^'FTOPS XXII Day 15: 'feel fine' Wins Main Event; Kevin Eyster Takes Down High Roller'.
  20. ^'The Sunday Briefing: Toby Lewis Wins $2,000 FTOPS Event for $253,000'.
  21. ^''sincinaty118' Wins $5m Sunday Million, FTOPS XXIV Concludes'.
  22. ^'The Sunday Briefing: Mike McDonald, Niall Farrell Chop FTOPS XXV Main Event'.
  23. ^'The Sunday Briefing: Espen Sørlie Chops Sunday Million and FTOPS Main Event for $312K'.
  24. ^'natfalber11 Wins FTOPS XXVII Main Event - PocketFives'. 15 December 2014.
  25. ^'lasagnaaammm Wins FTOPS XXVIII Main Event - PocketFives'. 30 March 2015.

External links[edit]

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