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7 months ago
When PokerStars assets acquired Full Tilt Poker, along with the poker room was purchased and the development of Rush Poker. Recall that Rush Poker was the first poker fastest in the world, based on which further PokerStars and created his own Zoom Poker. Now guide Starz intends to defend quick poker copyright.
In 2010, when Full Tilt released a Rush Poker, this idea seemed super-innovative. Players were able to reside in the thick of things, and the waiting time has been reduced to a minimum. In 2012, the market is flooded rapid variations of poker. Today there has been competition between Zoom Poker (PokerStars), Blaze Poker (Microgaming Network), Speed Holdem (iPoker), Fast Forward (PartyPoker) and InstaDeal (Terminal Poker).
In 2010, when Full Tilt released a Rush Poker, this idea seemed super-innovative. Players were able to reside in the thick of things, and the waiting time has been reduced to a minimum. In 2012, the market is flooded rapid variations of poker. Today there has been competition between Zoom Poker (PokerStars), Blaze Poker (Microgaming Network), Speed Holdem (iPoker), Fast Forward (PartyPoker) and InstaDeal (Terminal Poker).
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7 months ago
urzana (#3) wrote: When PokerStars assets acquired Full Tilt Poker, along with the poker room was purchased and the development of Rush Poker. Recall that Rush Poker was the first poker fastest in the world, based on which further PokerStars and created his own Zoom Poker. Now guide Starz intends to defend quick poker copyright.
In 2010, when Full Tilt released a Rush Poker, this idea seemed super-innovative. Players were able to reside in the thick of things, and the waiting time has been reduced to a minimum. In 2012, the market is flooded rapid variations of poker. Today there has been competition between Zoom Poker (PokerStars), Blaze Poker (Microgaming Network), Speed Holdem (iPoker), Fast Forward (PartyPoker) and InstaDeal (Terminal Poker).
If they haven't bought FTP they wouldn't had any rights to do this. This means they had a plan to buy out FTP when they introduced Zoom or they are just trying to make a monopoly over internet poker.In 2010, when Full Tilt released a Rush Poker, this idea seemed super-innovative. Players were able to reside in the thick of things, and the waiting time has been reduced to a minimum. In 2012, the market is flooded rapid variations of poker. Today there has been competition between Zoom Poker (PokerStars), Blaze Poker (Microgaming Network), Speed Holdem (iPoker), Fast Forward (PartyPoker) and InstaDeal (Terminal Poker).
Don't get me wrong, I'm gratefull that PS bought FTP and returned players money but a monopoly is never a good thing in poker. With so many slight edges nowdays is hard being a pro
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PokerStars have taken over the battle to patent Full Tilt’s Rush Poker according to a recent eGaming Review article.Having never secured exclusive rights to the software they created a few years ago, Full Tilt's fight has now been handed to PokerStars along with the rest of their company.[...]Because Full Tilt never managed to acquire a patent a number of copies emerged, including PokerStars' own Zoom Poker, but now it seems the new owners are moving to these identical products.[...]