Poker-Mac

The SilverRoom is an exclusive area for players who take their poker seriously, and a place where we give you the recognition you deserve. As a SilverRoom member you get access to a wide range of exclusive tournaments and receive even more exciting and extensive benefits and rewards. This level is a step up from the Green Room which gives players access to Pokah and several other benefits…

As part of the announcement of the Silver room, Pokerroom is now offering $125,000 in Added Guarantees! “Celebrating the launch of the SilverRoom, we will up the total weekly Guarantees with a whopping $125,000!” The Big Deal will also be bumped up, reaching six figures and some rebuy events will now Guarantee TWICE the Prize Pool! Changes take effect as of September 11.

Enter the SilverRoom today and get access to:

• Exclusive Daily Freerolls - You have access to twelve $100 added daily tournaments plus an additional eight $300 added SilverRoom tournaments!
• The SilverRoom Ticket Vendor - Enter more multi-table tournaments, qualifiers and single-table tournaments with tickets from the loyalty vendor.
• The SilverRoom Bonus Vendor - At a reduced cost, just for you, you can trade in your hard earned Player Points for exclusive cash bonuses.
• As a SilverRoom member you can exchange your hard earned player points for high quality merchandise, exclusive to the PokerRoom.com shop
• Pokah! – Exclusive for members of the loyalty program!

How do I become a SilverRoom member?

Real Money Players who collect 100 Player Points a month get instant SilverRoom membership. In order to maintain access to the amazing benefits and rewards that the SilverRoom offers, you must maintain a monthly minimum of 100 Player Points.

As a SilverRoom member we believe that you are the real deal poker player, so that’s why we are giving you the best treatment that Pokerroom.com has to offer. Bigger Bonuses, Bigger Rewards and Bigger Benefits at Better Deals. Why? It’s simple. Because you deserve it!

Today Full Tilt introduced these interesting new Capped NL games.

The way they work is essentially like this: Normal NL games, but there is a overall bet CAP for the hand. So a $100 stack vs. a $500 stack at a $60 CAP NL game can only result in a total $120 POT with each being “All-In” to the tune of $60 each.

Not sure how this will play out - more fish getting lucky?

Might save me some money, though….

When you are in the room, there is a new field in the right lower corner that let’s you know how much of the cap is left.

See you at Full Tilt.