$8,000 is on the table this February for all of you cash table players out there.
Starting February 1st, 2012 we will stage 4-day races awarding prizes to the most profitable cash game players, every Wednesday – Saturday.
Each week, the Titan Turbo races will run in two groupings based on stake levels with $2,000 in total prize money to be won.
To be eligible for prizes, please OPT IN to Titan Turbo:
A player's profit will be calculated according to the following equation: PROFIT = WINNINGS - BETS
* A minimum of 200 raked hands are required to be eligible for prizes won.
1. Only cash table play is considered for this promotion.
2. Heads up tables are not included in this promotion.
3. All race periods start at 00:00 and end at 23:59 GMT.
4. Two stake level groupings will be considered for this promotion: 0.05/0.10 - 0.5/1, and 1/2 and up.
5. Players must OPT IN just once during the duration of this promotion in order to be eligible for prizes won in the races.
6. A minimum of 200 raked hands are required to be eligible for prizes won.
7. Players' profits will be calculated from any cash table and all currencies will be converted in to US Dollars during each race period. A player's profit will be calculated according to the following equation:
PROFIT = WINNINGS - BETS
8. The leaderboards will display the player in 1st place as “Leader” and the following positions will have their profit displayed as amounts behind the current leader.
For example:
1st place has $1,000 in profit and will be displayed as “Leader”. 2nd place has generated $800 profit and his amount will be displayed as $200, ($200 behind the Leader).9. In case there is a tie between players on the leaderboard in paid places, all players with the same profit amount will be issued an average amount of their prize (as per their positions).
10. Leaderboards are automatic and will be updated every 30 minutes.
11. Titan Poker reserves the right to amend and/or end this promotion at any time.
12. All decisions made by Titan Poker are final.
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