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Full Tilt's Multi-Tournaments, Prahlad Friedman Joins UB, and PokerStars' Home Games
Online PokerJanuary 13, 2011·1 min read

Full Tilt's Multi-Tournaments, Prahlad Friedman Joins UB, and PokerStars' Home Games


Full Tilt has introduced an innovative feature called multi-tournaments, allowing players to register multiple times in a single tournament. This new format enables players to have multiple stacks in one tournament, with the maximum number of registrations set at four during the testing phase. If a table is disbanded, the remaining stack will be added to the shortest stack at the remaining tables.

In other news, Prahlad Friedman has joined the UltimateBet team, a move that has sparked reactions from the poker community. Friedman, who was a victim of the UltimateBet scandal, initially stated he would never represent a poker site again. However, he recently changed his stance and confirmed his partnership with UltimateBet.

PokerStars has launched a new service called Home Games, which allows users to create their own online poker clubs. This feature enables players to invite up to 50 friends to join their club, with the option to create one club and join up to three others. The Home Games service is designed to provide a more personalized and private poker experience.

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