Titan Poker, (http://www.titanpoker.com), one of the fastest growing online poker rooms, is searching for 10 additional poker players to compete in its upcoming $1,000,000 tournament -- The Tournament Titan.

The Tournament Titan is the richest Sit & Go tournament ever played online, with a massive $1,000,000 guaranteed prize pool. Only 20 players in total will be able to qualify for this exciting tournament, making each seat worth an impressive $50,000.

This competition was launched to find the world's best and most consistent poker player, and Titan Poker is already halfway towards realizing this goal. Ten skilled players have already qualified for this exclusive final table, leaving just 10 remaining seats.

With a million dollars on the line, this competition has drawn some of the best international tournament players. The qualified players have come from countries all over the world, including Canada, Australia, France, Sweden, Austria and Spain.

Titan Poker is now seeking the final ten players for this exclusive tournament. To qualify for The Tournament Titan, Titan Poker players must make the final table three times in a row at any of the popular poker room's regularly scheduled participating tournaments. The first twenty players to achieve this feat will earn a seat in The Tournament Titan, guaranteeing themselves a share of the $1,000,000 in prizes.

The list of participating tournaments and additional details about The Tournament Titan have been posted on the Titan Poker website.

The Tournament Titan is just the latest of a long string of innovative promotions run by Titan Poker. Titan Poker's jackpot sit 'n' go tournaments are extremely popular and attract veteran and novice poker players alike. If a player succeeds in winning the appropriate number of consecutive tournaments, he is entitled to receive a huge jackpot prize in addition to the regular tournament payout. Titan Poker already paid out more than $1.5 million in jackpot prizes to its various winners. In addition, Titan Poker regularly sends qualifying players to land-based tournaments, including the World Series of Poker and the World Poker Tour.