Key Takeaways
- Full Flush Poker (FFP) was the first room to launch on the Equity Poker Network (EPN) on November 8, 2013.
- The Equity Poker Network was established on a different basis to existing networks. In order to combat the destructive behavior of poaching players from other network skins, the EPN set itself up as a cooperative venture.
- Cash game traffic has reached an average of over 200 occupied seats, and followed a consistently positive trajectory.
- A satisfactory first year which bodes well for the future of the business, regardless of complaints from the “aggressive” winning payers which the network can’t yet afford.
Full Flush Poker (FFP) was the first room to launch on the Equity Poker Network (EPN) on November 8, 2013.
To celebrate its first year in business, it is giving all its players a free ticket to a $10k freeroll tournament to be held on the anniversary. Two tickets are required for entry to the event, with the second being awarded to players who earn 10 VIP points in the week preceding the event.
Unusually, players can rebuy and add-on during the event, with each costing 100 player points.
