heres an excerpt from their press release
Run It Twice – I'm sure you all know how it works, but briefly: If there are two players in the hand and there's an all-in and call before the river, and both players have decided to run it twice (there's a new checkbox in the "permanent checkbox" area of the table), any board cards left to come will be dealt twice, resulting in two boards. Half the pot will go to the winner of the first board and half the pot will go to the winner of the second board.
For now, only NO Limit Holdem , Pot Limit Omaha, and HA games in Ivey's Room have "Run It Twice" enabled. It will be added for lower stakes games in the coming weeks.
For more details: http://www.fulltiltpoker.com/run-it-twice
For now, only NO Limit Holdem , Pot Limit Omaha, and HA games in Ivey's Room have "Run It Twice" enabled. It will be added for lower stakes games in the coming weeks.
For more details: http://www.fulltiltpoker.com/run-it-twice
they are also adding an interesting feature called cash out tournaments
heres the excerpt
Cashout Tournaments – A totally new type of tournament. If you've ever heard someone say "I wish I could just take these tournament chips and cash out right now," well, now they can. Part (usually half) of your buy-in goes to the regular prize pool, but the rest goes to a "Cash-out Pool" which gets depleted as people "cash out" of the tournament.
By way of example: Say the buy-in is $20 and you start with 1,000 chips. If $10 of the buy-in goes to the Cash-out Pool, each 100 chips will be worth $1 of the Cash-out Pool. At any time throughout the tournament (except the very beginning while people are still registering and the very end) you can cash out part or all of your tournament chips for cash.
For more details: http://www.fulltiltpoker.com/cashout-tournaments
By way of example: Say the buy-in is $20 and you start with 1,000 chips. If $10 of the buy-in goes to the Cash-out Pool, each 100 chips will be worth $1 of the Cash-out Pool. At any time throughout the tournament (except the very beginning while people are still registering and the very end) you can cash out part or all of your tournament chips for cash.
For more details: http://www.fulltiltpoker.com/cashout-tournaments
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