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Poker770 is one of the sites to get involved with Fast Fold poker, launching Speed Hold'em games for No Limit 6-max. You can try out this exciting new game format for free thanks to our free $7.70 offer!
With the iPoker network having introduced Speed Hold'em games to their arsenal of poker offerings, this is the perfect opportunity for PokerStrategy.com members to try out this great new format with no risk. Claim your free $7.70 at Poker770 and begin playing Speed Hold'em now!
What is Speed Hold'em?
Unlike regular ring games, players in Fast Fold games are entered into a player pool of hundreds rather than sat at one unique table.
After you have finished playing one hand - whether you have gone to showdown or folded - you are instantly sat at a new table with new opponents. You can even fold out of turn - if you don't like your hand, you can "Speed Fold" before the players in front of you have acted, being dealt a new hand with new players instantly.
This means a faster game and - hopefully - a larger hourly rate for regular players. Poker770's Speed Hold'em games run from stakes of $0.02/$0.05 No Limit to $0.50/$1 No Limit. All games on offer are 6-max.
Try Speed Hold'em for free!
If you want to try out this new format without risking a chunk of your bankroll, why not take advantage of our free money offer on Poker770?
Simply create an account at Poker770 via PokerStrategy.com and then e-mail Poker770 support to receive $7.70 in your poker account within 24 hours.
With this free money, you can begin playing the lowest limits of Speed Hold'em available and earn StrategyPoints many times faster than playing regular tables.
Speed Hold'em: how to beat the games
Even if you are a solid grinder at the regular online tables, you may slip up when playing the Fast Fold variants of your regular games. As there are differences in the workings of the game, there are also differences in the strategy.
Fortunately we've prepared the following article for you on how to beat the Fast Fold games, covering the following:
• Adapting your starting hand selection
• Adjusting to Fast Fold ranges
• Countering the Fast Fold regulars
Strategy: Fast Fold Poker Basics
