Time Based Online Poker Tournaments Introduced by ACR

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America’s Card Room is priding itself on becoming the most innovated online poker room.  They have just announced the introduction of time based online poker tournaments.

 

Short on time but still want to play?  America’s Card Room has you covered.  Their new time based tournaments determines the winner when the clock stops.  For instance, if a time based tournament is fixed at an hour, then they pay the chip leader on down once the clock hits 60 minutes. 

Great for those of you who love to play but don’t want to spend hours on end in front of a computer.  America’s Card Room time based tournaments can be found under the “Tournaments” section under the “Scheduled Tournament Tab.”

Gambling911.com will be with the folks from America’s Card Room all next week at the fabulous Punta Cana Poker Classic, the Dominican Republic’s richest poker tournament.

- Patrick Flanagan, Gambling911.com

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