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Party Poker and Full Tilt Unveil Exciting New Features
Party Poker and Full Tilt have introduced a range of new features in their latest software updates. Players can now show one card, 're-spin' after folding, play five-card poker with exchange, or even engage in 10 games simultaneously.
Anonymous Tables and New Games
Party Poker has followed Ladbrokes' example by introducing anonymous tables, where statistical programs won't work, and opponent names and avatars are hidden. Full Tilt has added five new games: five-card with exchange, 2-7 with triple exchange, 2-7 with single exchange, A-5 with triple exchange, and badugi.
The schedule for FTOPS (10-21 November) has been finalized, including four tournaments in new disciplines. Additionally, six high-stakes players—Phil Ivey, Tom Dwan, Phil Galfond, John Juanda, Hac Syed, and Erik Lindgren—are currently playing a $100,000 buy-in 6-max SNG.
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