Key Takeaways
- Full Tilt is making some radical changes to its cash game offering which look to improve liquidity in fewer game variations.
- The biggest change is the removal of the Adrenaline Rush game, which was introduced in January, 2014.
- The move is being accompanied by a rake increase at the lottery format Jackpot Sit and Gos.
Full Tilt is making some radical changes to its cash game offering which look to improve liquidity in fewer game variations.
The biggest change is the removal of the Adrenaline Rush game, which was introduced in January, 2014. The game offered a push/fold version of the fast fold variant Rush Poker, but players were restricted to a buy-in of a maximum of 10 big blinds.
