Full Tilt Poker Rush Poker

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One of the ways in which Full Tilt Poker has built a modest online poker site into a giant empire is by innovating new modes of play. A great example of this is their Matrix tournaments, where players play on four simultaneous tables against the same opponents, and the final winnings are paid out according to who did best overall in all four games.

And now Full Tilt Poker have done it again: they've introduced a concept so new and revolutionary that it won't be long before other online poker sites are having to emulate in order to keep up. Their new Rush Poker concept addresses one of the common complaints of all poker poker, both online and off line, and in so doing, has created a phenomenon.

What is Rush Poker?

If you're a very action oriented person, then one of the biggest problems with poker is how long it sometimes takes to get a playable hand. It's not just that you have to fold the garbage, but when you fold you have to wait for other players to complete the hand before you can see your next foldable garbage.

This often leads to streaks of play where you find yourself folding for extended periods of time, or doing stupid things without the cards to back it up. Now, the primary problem here is not really the state of the cards are being dealt, bus tickets though they may be. The real issue is having to wait, particularly when you're dealing with players who make a show of waiting before acting to make it appear like they think a lot.

Rush poker completely turns the tables on this style of play by moving you to a completely different table as soon as a hand ends. It's a very streamlined, very fast version of poker where the game becomes about the individual hands rather than the individual opponents. The pace is super fast and relentless, and you need to be able to think on your feet if you're going to survive. If you ever felt like poker was too slow for you, try Full Tilt Poker Rush Poker.

How does Full Tilt Poker Rush Poker work?

Rush poker is available from the Full Tilt Poker lobby. Like other forms of poker, it's available in a range of different limits, and can be played as Texas Hold'em, or Omaha.

When you sign on for a game of Rush Poker, it's a bit like a multi-table tournament except that you're playing against 2000 or more players simultaneously. Here's how this works. You get seated at a standard nine player table, and cards are dealt. You can either play the hand as you normally would, or fold. But as soon as the hand is over, or you've folded out of it, you are whisked away to a completely different table, and dealt two more cards.

So the primary appeal of Rush Poker is that you never have to wait for other people. Your experience of the game is that it runs at your pace only.