DUBLIN, February 22, 2010 /PRNewswire/ -- Full Tilt Poker, the world's leading online poker site, is offering abonus of at least $50 to all of its players. Players have until 23:59 ET onMarch 14th to accept their Fast $50 bonus offer.

The Fast $50 bonus offer celebrates the arrival of Full Tilt Poker'srevolutionary new poker format: Rush Poker*. Designed to minimize wait timebetween hands and keep players in the action at all times, Rush Poker* hasset the online poker world on fire since its launch in January.

Compared with a standard ring game, players are dealt up to four timesmore hands per hour in Rush Poker*, making it the perfect game for players toquickly earn the necessary Full Tilt Points to release their Fast $50 bonusmoney.

Players who have made a real-money deposit at Full Tilt Poker and have noactive bonus on the site can accept their Fast $50 bonus offer immediately.All other players have until 23:59 ET on March 10th to make their firstdeposit and finish any active bonus, at which time they'll receive a Fast $50bonus offer.

For more information on the Fast $50 bonus, please visithttp://www.fulltiltpoker.com/fast-50.

To learn more about Rush Poker* - the world's fastest poker game - go tohttp://www.fulltiltpoker.com/rush-poker.

*Patent Pending

About Full Tilt Poker

Full Tilt Poker(TM) is the host of a worldwide virtual poker cardroomservice. It is not in the business of betting or wagering and does notparticipate in the games as a player. It merely provides a service to thosewho wish to test their skills against others for fun, prizes or money. It isduly regulated and licensed by the Alderney Gambling Control Commission. Withinnovative graphics, superior customer service and a safe, secure interface,the software is geared to enhance and personalize the online pokerexperience. Although virtual poker is legal where the games are hosted andplayed, it may not be legal where individual players are located. Players atall skill levels may download the software at http://www.fulltiltpoker.combut it is their responsibility to determine if participating in the games ispermitted under the laws of the jurisdiction where they are located.