Key Takeaways
- Despite criticism from its high volume player base, partypoker has forged ahead with its plan to “level the playing field” and reduce the effectiveness of third party tools, as it has successfully rolled out “Phase 2” of its software updates this week.
- The changes, which currently only affect the regular cash game tables, could come to tournaments and FastForward games in the future.
Despite criticism from its high volume player base, partypoker has forged ahead with its plan to “level the playing field” and reduce the effectiveness of third party tools, as it has successfully rolled out “Phase 2” of its software updates this week.
The changes, which currently only affect the regular cash game tables, could come to tournaments and FastForward games in the future, the company stated.
