- Players are now dealt two community boards, converting the Flip & Go tournament format into a double board game.
- Launched in early January, the innovative SNG tournament is a largely luck-based game.
- Two boards mean that the game now effectively comes with a mandatory Run It Twice feature.
- Despite the format in its nascent stage, it has already caught the attention of live partner WSOP.
The latest software update from GGPoker has changed its Flip & Go format to add an innovative twist. Starting October 29, players are now dealt two community boards—changing it into a double board game—during the flip stage.
This allows players to see more cards and reduces the variance as players can make their 5-card best hand from any of the two boards. Once the game becomes heads-up, it switches back to one board.
Launched in early January, Flip & Go is a largely luck-based game that allows players to jump directly into the money with very few decisions.
Players are forced all-in every hand until only one player remains at each table. Surviving players immediately move into the next round where they are all guaranteed a payout. From there, the tournament resumes as normal with a standard betting structure.
