

888poker Adds Run It Twice Feature to All Cash Games
888poker has introduced the Run It Twice feature across all stakes and game variations. This feature allows players who get all their chips in the middle before the river to run the remaining board two times. The Run It Twice option is available only in heads-up pots, once the players are all-in and there is no further betting possible. The feature has been available at 888poker Ontario for a few months now, where it has been thoroughly tested before rolling it out on the global platform.
The practice of “running it twice” has found its way into the world of online poker from live cash games. This feature has been popularized by televised cash games and has since made its way into the online environment. Many poker sites have introduced this feature in recent years, and 888poker is the most recent to follow suit.
At 888poker, the Run It Twice option is available only in heads-up pots, once the players are all-in and there is no further betting possible. When there is an all-in and a call, the player to move all-in first will see a pop-up window, asking them if they want to run it twice. If they choose “twice,” the second player has the option to agree or decline the offer. The RIT feature can be activated once all players are all-in and there are still community cards to come. If players are all-in before the flop, there will be two full boards of five cards. If they get their chips in the middle on the turn, only the river will be dealt twice.
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