Titan Poker’s VIP Players Race for Share of $30,000

Titan Poker, the largest poker room on the iPoker Network, is rewarding its VIP Club members with the opportunity to win a share of $30,000. For one exciting week in May, Titan Poker will stage three VIP Loyalty Races, rewarding top players simply for playing at its tables. The prize pools for the races vary from $4,000 to $16,000, and eligibility for each race is dependent upon the player’s VIP Level. The higher the VIP Level - the greater the cash rewards.

From the 4th to the 10th of May, VIP players will be ranked on leaderboards according to their gameplay at Titan Poker’s ring games and tournaments. The players that finish near the top of the leaderboards at the end of the promotion will receive generous cash prizes.

The VIP Loyalty Races are open to all members of Titan Poker’s VIP club, which was launched in March 2006 to reward players for their dedication to the poker room. The club consists of six different VIP levels, and players can climb up these levels by earning Titan Poker Points when they play online. The higher the player’s VIP Level, the more benefits they will receive.

The $30,000 VIP Loyalty Races are just the latest in a long line of bonuses and perks offered to members of the VIP Club. In April, thirteen of Titan Poker’s VIP Players won free seats directly to this spring’s biggest poker events - the European Championship of Online Poker II (ECOOP II) and the Eurocity Poker Tour Madrid Open (ECPT Madrid Open). Seats to either event would have cost each player at least $3,000. In March, Titan Poker also gave 18 VIP players free seats to its $2,000,000 Guaranteed Prize Tournament. This is in addition to the regular VIP benefits such as monthly cash bonuses, faster points accumulation and regular freerolls.

Titan Poker frequently awards its players with seats at the world’s most well-known poker tournaments, such as the Aussie Millions and various European Poker Tour events. Titan Poker will also be sending players to the World Series of Poker in Las Vegas, and the Asian Poker Tour in Manila later this year.