- GGPoker has revamped its popular Flip & Go tournament format, adding multiple flip stages to each of its buy-ins.
- Although the format has undergone various tweaks since its launch earlier this year, this makes it the first major overhaul to the game format.
- The changes were implemented on June 28, following the operator’s monthly software maintenance update and just days after the operator launched Battle Royale, a unique 100-player Sit and go format.
GGPoker has revamped its popular Flip & Go tournament format, adding multiple flip stages to each of its buy-ins.
Although the format has undergone various tweaks since its launch earlier this year, this makes it the first major overhaul to the game format.
The changes were implemented on June 28, following the operator’s monthly software maintenance update and just days after the operator launched Battle Royale, a unique 100-player Sit and go format.
Previously, the Flip & Go games ran every 30 minutes. This has now been quadrupled, however, the money stage now only takes place once on the full hour, instead of two before.
Guarantees for each buy-in level have also increased and will fluctuate throughout the day based on peak and non-peak hours.
Along with the changes, GGPoker has also doubled the daily leaderboard for the MTT format from $5,000 to $10,000.
“Flip & Go is even more exciting with the launch of our Multi-Phase format,” said Paul Burke, Head of PR at GGPoker to PRO. “Play up to eight Flip stages and take all the chips you survive with into the Go stage, where every player is in the money!”
