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Full Tilt Poker adds new Run it Twice and Cashout Tournaments features
- 10-16-2009
Leading online poker site Full Tilt Poker, has released a new software update that provides players with two exciting features: Run it Twice and Cashout Tournaments.
Full Tilt is the only site to offer players the new Cashout Tournaments, which give players the chance to "cash out" some or all of their chips before a tournament has ended. Cashout Tournaments play exactly like regular tournaments and give players the opportunity to compete for a share of a tournament prize pool, or simply cash out and leave the table before the tournament comes to an end. Players can choose between Partial of Full Cash outs. When a player decides to cash out, the amount they choose is deducted from the Cashout pool. Cashout value is based on starting stack size and the tournament buy-in amount.
For example, if a Cashout Tournament has a $20 + $2 buy-in, $10 goes to the tournament prize pool and $10 goes to the Cashout pool. If each player starts the tournament with 1,500 chips, then 1,500 chips are worth $10. Players may make partial Cashouts in 10% increments of their original stack size. When a player makes a partial Cashout, the chips cashed out are removed from play.
When a player makes a full Cashout, they will be automatically eliminated in their current place in the tournament For example, if a player is in 21st place and requests a full Cashout, he/she will be eliminated from the tournament in 21st place and the Cashout value of their chip stack is credited to their account.
Another new feature is “Run it Twiceâ€Â, which provides ring-game players with the option of seeing two outcomes for one hand. With Run it Twice, when two players get into a heads-up situation where one or both are all in, the remaining community cards are dealt twice, with the winner of each outcome taking half of the pot.
For more information about Run it Twice and Cashout Tournaments, as well as other features and promotions, please visit Fulltiltpoker.com.
Full Tilt is the only site to offer players the new Cashout Tournaments, which give players the chance to "cash out" some or all of their chips before a tournament has ended. Cashout Tournaments play exactly like regular tournaments and give players the opportunity to compete for a share of a tournament prize pool, or simply cash out and leave the table before the tournament comes to an end. Players can choose between Partial of Full Cash outs. When a player decides to cash out, the amount they choose is deducted from the Cashout pool. Cashout value is based on starting stack size and the tournament buy-in amount.
For example, if a Cashout Tournament has a $20 + $2 buy-in, $10 goes to the tournament prize pool and $10 goes to the Cashout pool. If each player starts the tournament with 1,500 chips, then 1,500 chips are worth $10. Players may make partial Cashouts in 10% increments of their original stack size. When a player makes a partial Cashout, the chips cashed out are removed from play.
When a player makes a full Cashout, they will be automatically eliminated in their current place in the tournament For example, if a player is in 21st place and requests a full Cashout, he/she will be eliminated from the tournament in 21st place and the Cashout value of their chip stack is credited to their account.
Another new feature is “Run it Twiceâ€Â, which provides ring-game players with the option of seeing two outcomes for one hand. With Run it Twice, when two players get into a heads-up situation where one or both are all in, the remaining community cards are dealt twice, with the winner of each outcome taking half of the pot.
For more information about Run it Twice and Cashout Tournaments, as well as other features and promotions, please visit Fulltiltpoker.com.