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PokerDom Cuts Tournament Rake in Half, Other Poker Room Updates
Online PokerApril 19, 2017·1 min read

PokerDom Cuts Tournament Rake in Half, Other Poker Room Updates


PokerDom has significantly reduced its tournament rake, cutting it from 10% to 5% until the end of 2017. This move is set to benefit players who participate in tournaments on the platform.

Partypoker is launching a new loyalty program in May, which will include weekly cashback payouts. Additionally, the validity of tournament tickets priced at $109 and $215 has been extended to 180 days, up from the usual 30 days. Players can now purchase $500 tickets twice a week using bonuses, and new Sit & Go Hero tournament tickets are available for $20 and $100.

MPN has introduced new rules for preserving hand history, including random button assignment and automatic blind posting. These changes are aimed at preventing players from exploiting the button position and ensuring a fairer gaming experience. Additionally, MPN will introduce new tournament formats, including MTT, Sit & Go, and Fish Party lottery Sit & Go with jackpots, starting from April 21st in their mobile client.

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