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New Features to Try in Paddy Power Poker's New Season

Flutter's Paddy Power Poker has left iPoker Network and joined PokerStars Network, and players now use PokerStars software. The update brought busier cash tables, larger tournament fields and prize pools, and more game variety.

New Features to Try in Paddy Power Poker's New Season
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Flutter's Paddy Power Poker is the latest brand to join the new PokerStars Network. The update means players will use PokerStars software instead of iPoker Network. Existing players will be asked to download the new software when they open the old client. New players can download Paddy Power Poker through PokerNews and start playing within a few minutes after opening an account.

With the network's expansion, cash games have become busier, while tournament fields and prize pools have grown. Paddy Power Poker players can now take part in events such as the Sunday Million, a major tournament that has run for twenty years. SCOOP will be played in the third quarter of the year, and WCOOP towards the end of the year. For players in the United Kingdom and Ireland, all of these tournaments can be played on Paddy Power Poker.

The update also brings Spin & Go games. These three-player hyper turbo tournaments have buy-ins ranging from $0.50 to $1,000. Games with buy-ins of $5, $250, $500 and $1,000 offer a $1 million jackpot. These jackpots have been triggered four times in the last few months.

The old software only offered No Limit Hold'em and Pot Limit Omaha. The new client offers many more options, including five- and six-card Omaha, 5-Card Draw, Seven Card Stud, Razz, 2-7 Triple Draw, Badugi and 8-Game. These games are offered in cash games and multi-table tournaments. At SCOOP, WCOOP and other tournament festivals, these game types also appear in high-guarantee tournaments.

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