There are poker players that consider themselves pros, and there are some pros that don't need to think anything about themselves they are good enough where everyone else around them will make the decision for them. There was a time when all of the big name poker pros did not play at full tilt back in those days ultimate bet was one of the biggest online poker rooms. Since the big name pros started playing at full tilt poker a lot of the general poker public has followed suite and made full tilt poker one of the biggest online poker rooms to date. Full tilt sports quite the list of pros. Starting with Clonie Gowen, Eric Seidel, Eric Lindgren,Chris Ferguson, Phil Gordon, Howard Lederer, Jennifer Harman, Phil Ivey, and John Juanda. At this point we'll do a quick rundown of a few players.

1. Chris Ferguson. He is known by his look, and is easily recognizable. Sporting cowboy hats, black clothes, long dark beard, and long dark hair. Which has garnered him the nickname "Jesus". He is know to be one the most meticulous players on the professional tour. He is analytical and calculating and has earned himself a PhD of computer science. Computer Science requires both of the afore mentioned skills so it is obvious that those skills would carry over well into the poker world. Chris was considered a poker prodigy at the age of 10. Chris reached the final table at the 2000 World Series of Poker. He pocketed roughly $5,000,000 in winnings to date.

2. Phil Ivey. Mr. Ivey is at this point in his career is one of the most feared poker players in the world. Phil continues to dominate the poker world with concepts that his grandfather taught him at a very young age. His play style will not allow him to be one of the players that gets made a complains when he loses a big hand or let him jump around and rub it in someones face when he wins a very large hand. Taking home five bracelets in the 2005 WSOP is a great accomplishment, and almost as impressive is his career earnings of $8,000,000. "The Tiger Woods of Poker" very well may set all kinds of poker records that may never be broken.

3. Howard Lederer. "The Professor" has eastablished himself as one of the great poker minds of this age. The nickname "The Professor" originated from Howard's PhD in linguistics. The nickname also gathered steam from Howard's ability to analyze multiple different outcomes of a hand in a very, very short amount of time. With an established reputation as one of the most feared cash game players Howard turned his focus to tournaments in the year 2002. Since that point players have dreaded sharing a tournament table with "The Professor". He is one of the most well liked and respected poker players in the game today.

Many of the pros can be regularly found playing games at full tilt poker. Most of them even play the lower limit games so the average player can join in and test their skills against the pros.