FTOPS VI: Event #13, $2,620 NLHE, Day 1

The richest event of the Full Tilt Online Poker Series kicked off Saturday, and what a turnout it was. Though a $2,500+$120 buy-in kept many newbies away, the 698-player field was loaded with professionals. 26 of Full Tilt’s…

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Sun, November 18th, 2007

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