

Full Tilt Poker Announces Major Changes: Games Removed and Limits Adjusted
Full Tilt Poker has announced significant changes to its game offerings and table limits. Several games have been removed, including Adrenaline Rush, various NLHE and PLHE games, and others. The Rush $2/$4 tables will be replaced by Rush $2.50/$5 tables.
The highest limit in big-bet games is now $250/$500, followed by $25/$50. Full Tilt Poker has removed several high-limit tables, including $50/$100, $75/$150, $100/$200, $200/$400, $300/$600, and $400/$800. The highest limit in limit games is now $1,000/$2,000, followed by $50/$100. Full Tilt Poker has removed several high-limit tables, including $100/$200, $200/$400, $300/$600, and $500/$1,000.
Full Tilt Poker manager Shyam Markus confirmed that the changes were planned and not due to a technical glitch. The highest limit in 2-7 Triple Draw is now $1,000/$2,000. Full Tilt Poker has removed several high-limit tables, including $2k/$4k.
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