Full tilt poker - regaining lost popularity
Posted February 11, 2009 – 7:07 am in: UncategorizedSeems like full tilt poker has been losing a bit of it’s popularity over the last year.
As Everest poker and Titan poker grew bigger in Europe due to their multi-lingual software, full tilt held up to it’s name and reputation, promoting large-scale pros with extensive contracts and sponsoring offshore events.
Due to information we have received from leading poker portals in Europe including pokersharks italia and poker rakeback italia this wasn’t enough to recruit new players from the European market. Brands that promote themselves heavily yet solely on the web, are much more familiar to the European player than full tilt poker.
Since online poker is a rather new turf for the Europeans, they try to inquire as much as possible about the subject. Large portals like pokerlistings has full tilt ranked #1 in it’s .com domain which is directed to the American audience, but has full tilt ranked anywhere between #5-10 on the European portals they own. Even though the reviews are extremely positive regarding full tilt poker, with ranks of 90 / 100 it’s still not on the top of the poker rooms list.
Full tilt which also promotes it’s full tilt rakeback program pretty heavily on the European market, but the amount of people that are looking into rakeback programs is not as high as it is in the states.
We think full tilt should expose themselves to the European market and put their efforts that ever-growing market.
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I guess players are now moving towards HORSE games.
The mixed card games are very exciting games.
I hope the full tilt would recover it’s popularity.