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Full Tilt Poker Unveils Exciting New Features and Tournament Formats
Online PokerDecember 7, 2010·1 min read

Full Tilt Poker Unveils Exciting New Features and Tournament Formats


Full Tilt Poker has introduced a new tournament format called On Demand, which combines elements of Sit & Go (SnG) and Multi-Table Tournaments (MTT). This format allows for multiple players to join a tournament even after it has started, providing a unique gaming experience.

The On Demand format includes tournaments like $2 MTT SnG for 180 players, Super Turbo SnG for 54 players, and Rush SnG for 135 players. These tournaments are marked with a 'D' icon in the lobby, making them easily identifiable for players.

In addition to the new tournament format, Full Tilt Poker has also introduced the ability for players to register for multiple MTT SnG tournaments simultaneously. However, only one tournament of each type will be visible in the main lobby, with the rest accessible through the SnG tab. Furthermore, the client time can now be adjusted to the player's local time zone, while the site schedules remain in Eastern Time (USA).

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