Full Flush "March Madness" Tournament Announced!

  Full Flush Poker continues to try unique and different tournament promotions to capture the attention of players.  Once again, they have a reasonably priced large guarantee MTT scheduled that has a plethora of ways to qualify for players of any bankroll level, literally any bankroll.

March Madness has Stricken Full Flush Poker

March Madness, which is the nickname for the annual College Basketball tournament in the United States, has continued to grow by leaps and bounds the past few years, from popular with sports fans to the center of nearly everyone’s attention.  In honor of what has become a phenomena of sorts among almost everyone in the United States Full Flush Poker is hosting a $30,000 guaranteed March Madness Bracket Challenge.  Contrary to what the name seems to suggest though, you don’t need to know anything about basketball or how brackets work to take advantage of these great opportunities.

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The $30,000 guaranteed tournament, in which the top 50 places will get paid, isn’t until Sunday April 5th, but that doesn’t mean that the preceding weeks aren’t great opportunities for players to earn entry into the tournament for no money, or a very small amount of money.  The final tournament sports a $40 + $4 buy-in or 1 gold bar buy-in.  This is important to remember, because the prizes for the preceding tournaments will make more sense.

On March 19th, 20th, 21st and 22nd there are going to be freerolls that will payout the top 50 players.  1st will receive 1 gold bar, which is enough for the final tournament entry, 2nd through 5th will receive 55 rubies, which can be used in the lead up tournaments, and 6th through 50th will get 22 rubies, which will be enough to enter the “Sweet 16” tournament the next Saturday, March 25.  The Sweet 16 tournament will also have an entry fee of $2.20 if you do not want to use rubies, or don’t have any, and it will also pay out the top 50 places.  1st will receive 2 gold bars, 2nd through 5th win 1 gold bar and 6th through 50th get 55 rubies.

On Sunday, March 29th there will be an “Elite 8” tournaments that will sport a $5.50 buy-in or 55 rubies, whichever the player desires.  This tournament will also payout the top 50 players, but cash also starts to get distributed with the previous prizes.  1st will receive 2 gold bars and $400 in cash, 2nd gets 2 gold bars and $150 in cash, 3rd will win 2 gold bars, while 4th through 10th will get 1 gold bar and finally 11th – 50th will go home with 85 rubies.  Those 85 rubies will be able to be used on Saturday April 4th for the “Final Four” tournament that has a $7.50 + $0.75 buy-in.  The top 30 players will get paid in this tournament, different from the other, but all 30 will get entry into the final the next day.  1st will get 3 gold bars and $600 in cash, 2nd will get 3 gold bars and $250 in cash, 3rd wins 3 gold bars, 4th through 10th gets 2 gold bars and 11th through 30th will win 1 gold bar.

The Final as mentioned will be on April 5th and gold bars can be used for entry or reentry into the event.  If you win more gold bars than you use, or rubies for that matter, you are not out of luck as most special tournaments that Full Flush Poker run use the same custom currency and sometimes they are of greater, or lesser value, so you won’t be stuck with tournament tickets that have no value past the running of this particular tournament.  Considering this, there are lots of reasons to play all of the tournaments and gain as many gold bars as possible.

Full Flush Poker is running other major online tournaments for US players and this time you can get into it without even needing to play sit-n-gos.  Get involved with the madness, and likely overlays, by signing up for exclusive rakeback through our link.  What do you think of this tournament?  Do you play on Full Flush?  Let us know on Facebook and twitter!