On Wednesday, Full Tilt Poker announced the launch of Adrenaline Rush, the newest version of its popular Rush Poker cash game format. Adrenaline Rush combines the fast-fold Rush Poker with short-handed tables and shallow chip stacks to offer its fastest-paced poker game yet.
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Every Adrenaline Rush ring game is four-handed, betting is capped at 10 big blinds and buy-ins range from five to 10 big blinds. All betting occurs pre-flop and in most instances Adrenaline Rush players only get the option to raise or fold.
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The new software also includes Raise Max and Quick Fold options to keep the games moving quickly. Those who click Quick Fold will be taken to a new table immediately, while players who select Raise Max will automatically go in for the largest amount possible as soon as the action reaches them.
Full Tilt Poker launched its latest innovation in online poker, “Adrenaline Rush,” Tuesday, in a software update that also included the first stage of a staggered roll out of casino games. The new fast-fold poker game looks to build on the concept of fast play that popularized the original fast-fold game Rush Poker.
“Full Tilt Poker players love the thrill and excitement of fast-paced, quick-fold action, and Adrenaline Rush pushes the envelope on speed and excitement,” said Sarne Lightman, Full Tilt Poker’s head of marketing. “The name reflects the kind of emotional state the game delivers; it’s even faster than our original Rush Poker so you can pack in even more hands per hour, win even more pots and play against an even larger number of players.”
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Full Tilt recently announced some big changes in its ring-game offerings that will help new players find the most active tables.
The changes are also believed to have been introduced to improve liquidity in active games by removing some of the less popular ring-game offerings.
As part of its ring-game reorganization, Full Tilt announced the following games will be removed from the client:
- Adrenaline Rush games (from the end of April)
- Cap and deep-stack heads-up no-limit hold'em games
- Cap, deep-stack, and deep-stack-with-antes six-max no-limit hold'em games
- Shallow-stack full-ring no-limit hold'em games
- Pot-limit hold'em heads-up and six-max games
- Full-ring fixed-limit hold'em games
- Deep-stack pot-limit Omaha heads-up games
- Cap, deep-stack, and deep-stack-with-antes pot-limit Omaha six-max games
- Deep-stack-with-antes six-card pot-limit Omaha heads-up games
- New-to-the-game tables for certain games (such as no-limit Omaha hi/low six-max)
- Irish poker
- HORSE, HA and 7-game
- $0.25/$0.50 and $1/$2 pot-limit Omaha Rush Poker games
In addition, Full Tilt released that six-card Omaha, 8-game, 10-game 6-max tables, seven-card stud hi, seven-card stud hi/low, and razz tables, will all change to a five-max structure.
TwoPlusTwo poker forum poster 'AnFiieLd.' posted on the site's New Unofficial Full Tilt Feedback Thread about other changes not announced in the blog regarding high-stakes ring games, hoping that it was a mistake when posting:
'Today Full Tilt have made some drastic changes to their offering of games at the higher stakes, or there has been a bug in their most recent software update.
'The highest stake big-bet game is now $250/$500, all ante big-bet games have being removed. The SECOND highest stake big-bet game is now $25/$50, thus removing $50/$100, $75/$150, $100/$200, $200/$400, $300/$600, and $400/$800.
'The limit games have been more seriously affected as there has been a lot of action at the $2,000/$4,000 tables. Their highest offering is now $1,000/$2,000, with the second highest being $50/$100, removing $500/$1,000, $300/$600, $200/$400, and $100/$200. Poker texas hold em regeln.
'These changes seem to be pretty absurd to me, I would say it's more likely its a bug, however, is there anyone from FTP/PokerStars that can comment on this?'
Full Tilt manager Shyam Markus confirmed that this was neither a mistake nor is it expected that these and other changes will be popular with everyone when responding, 'Yes, I can confirm it's not a bug. Lots of changes were implemented today, and for sure many won't be popular.'
Another poster, 'ChuckBass', expressed his displeasure of the changes from a six-max to a five-max structure in games he frequently plays, believing that this will cause tables to break up much quicker. 'ChuckBass' explained, 'I am one of the most active regulars in the 6c games. Over time, I've been playing it has been pretty apparent that the majority of players don't like playing short handed.
'Tables run fine [five or six] handed, but as soon as we get down to four or less they break quickly the majority of the time. Now it only takes one person sitting out to start the domino effect. We've seen this already today, there were five full tables of 2.5/5 running and five minutes later just one, each breaking almost immediately after the first sat out. As I've been typing this, the last remaining full table broke one minute after one player sat out.
'Really bizarre changes. I've spoken to two of the three other regulars who have logged the most hands at 2.5/5, and they share my concerns. None of us were consulted about this either, which seems odd. Hopefully, you change it back soon.'
Markus mentioned that some players were consulted about the changes and asked for players to be open-minded.
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'We did talk to a good number of players about this change,' he said. 'I agree there is some danger here of disrupting a game that was doing quite well (easily the third biggest game we spread after NLH and PLO). The change was mostly to address the feedback that the games could play quite tight because of how strong your hand had to be to win. We're going to give it a try, and if it looks to hurt more than it helps, we'll definitely reevaluate the decision. So give it a shot, and let us know how it plays (and whether or not tables break too quickly/often).'
In addition to the ring-game changes, Full Tilt also announced increases in the effective rake structure in the $5 and $50 buy-in Jackpot Sit-And-Gos. The $5 games will now have the same effective six-percent rake the $1 and $2 games have, while the $50 games will now have the same effective five-percent rake that the $10 games have. What this means for players is a slight reduction in chances of playing for more than two times the buy-in with the prize pools in these three-max hyper-turbo games being randomly generated.
The online poker operator believes these games still offer great value to its players since 'even with these changes, Full Tilt continues to have the lowest or equal lowest tournament fees of any major operator.'
Share with us your thoughts regarding the major changes taking place on Full Tilt in the comments below, and whether this will impact your gameplay or feel this could attract new players.
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