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Caesars Building Partnerships with Global Gaming Brands
This week Caesars Interactive Entertainment (CIE) announced that they extended two existing partnerships. CIE has been working on building the World Series of Poker brand online this year in regulated markets. The new partnerships will ensure that the WSOP brand is further marketed online in regulated markets.
Caesars Extends 888 Partnership
888 Poker has been proving software to the current WSOP online poker room. The WSOP online poker room isn’t available in the United States yet. The new partnership will … Read the rest
Barry Denson Plans to Set New Record for Playing Poker for the Longest
Barry Denson, a poker player from the UK, has announced that he plans to set a new record for playing poker for the longest. On the 1st of July, he will play at G Casino, Manchester. The game will go on for five days. Most of Denson’s activity at the felt has been in live poker league tournaments.
Help for Heroes, a charitable organization that assists injured people in the armed forces, will benefit from the money made during the … Read the rest
Card Rush Promotion Running at PartyPoker
PartyPoker is running an attractive promotion called Card Rush in February. It will start on the 1st and continue for the rest of the month. Real money players of the site will have an exclusive opportunity to win prizes and freeroll entries through the promotion.
Card Rush promotion operates in a simple manner. Every time a player earns 15 Party Points, the poker site rewards him with a Card Rush ticket. On scratching the card, prizes are revealed. Every card … Read the rest
Rabbit Hunting at Aced Poker
I opened up an account at Aced Poker a few days ago. I deposited a few dollars to check out some of the features that they offer but I don’t think that I lasted more than 20 minutes at the Omaha Tables.
Aced Poker has a feature that lets you rabbit hunt the turn card and the river card. This means that if all of your opponents fold and you win the pot, you can still see which cards would have come on the turn and the river.
In reality, the next card is determined by a random number generator that is constantly cycling through the remaining cards in the deck. The next card to come out is actually determined by the precise timing of when it is queued by the software so that it’s basically impossible to predict. In other words, those aren’t really the next cards that would have come out of the deck, just don’t tell anyone this because it’s still a pretty cool software feature.
There is also a feature that allows you to expose 1 card to your opponent at the table while he or she is trying to make a decision. This is what I am told at least, but I wasn’t at the table long enough to have an opportunity to use this feature. Maybe this is just for hold ‘em games, because I swear I was in a few spots where it should have prompted me to show a card if I wanted to, but who knows.
