Letting the Cards Do the Work

Posted by Steven, February 20, 2012

One hand of poker is played, and one hand only. The cards you are dealt will determine your fortune. If your pocket cards are good ones, you will win the tournament. If you are dealt a lousy hand, better luck next time.

That’s the story in the latest tournament type to be added to the Titan Poker software. A selection of “Flip And Go” tournaments is available, at a wide variety of buy-ins. Some of these quick-paced sit ‘n’ go tournaments are heads-up, while others cater to 4, 6, or 10 players. All of the “Flip And Go” tournaments have one thing in common - they are played as one-handed tournaments where the winner takes all.

Call it a gamble if you will, but that gamble sometimes attracts poker players. If you think you’re capable of hitting good cards on the very first (and only) deal, then “Flip And Go” tournaments are a suitable platform to demonstrate your good fortune. Hit a good pocket card combination, and you have the odds in your favor for winning the entire pot.

You can buy-in to a “Multi Way Flip And Go” tournament for ten players for as little as $0.50 + $0.01. If you think the cards are really coming in your favor and you’re a high roller, try out the “High Rollers Flip And Go” heads-up tournament with a buy-in of $250 + $5. As you will probably notice, the fees for these tournaments have been drastically reduced, giving you yet another reason to try your luck at the “Flip And Go” tournament tables.