New Upgrade of Full Tilt Poker Brings New Features

Software upgraded to include new draw poker formats A new upgrade has been announced by Full Tilt Poker which involves draw poker games. This type of games gives players the opportunity to replace any of the cards in their hand by drawing new cards from the deck. There are five variants of draw poker in Full Tilt's offering: - 5-Card Draw, a classic game which features one draw round and is played for the high. - 2-7 Triple Draw, probably one of the most popular draw games, with three draw rounds to make the best possible low hand. - 2-7 Single Draw, aka Kansas City Lowball. This variant is similar to 2-7 Triple Draw, but only has one draw round. - A-5 Triple Draw, starts from the low. A-5 Triple draw is different than 2-7 games, because Ace is always a low card, and straights and flushes are ignored. - Badugi: The game originally came from Asia. Only four pocket cards are used in three draw rounds. The goal is to make a low hand using four different cards of all different suits. These draw games will also be played as ring games and tournaments, including a 10-game mix tournament. The update also involves new movements in FTP Hand Replayer, and according to announcements, more good novelties are to come.