GGNetwork to restrict multitabling to four tables
We recap some stories you may have missed including PokerStars remove 6+ Spins and PokerSnowie calls out Pluribus.
GGNetwork to restrict multitabling
We told you earlier about the public roadmap from the GGNetwork and now one of the next big changes has been revealed to be a restriction on cash game multitabling.
From October 1 the maximum number of cash game tables you can play at once will be four, with no restrictions on how many MTTs you can play at once.
This mirrors the recent, controversial, decision by PokerStars to do the same, suggesting it could be the way the industry is heading in general.
PokerStars remove 6+ Spins
6+Hold'em may be taking over poker and Lottery SNGs go from strength to strength, but they may not make a great marriage.
PokerStars have removed all the 6+ Hold'em Spin & Go tournaments from the client this month. PLO and Max Hold'em Spins, as well as regular ones, remain.
6+ Hold'em remains as a cash game, SNG and MTT format at PokerStars.
PokerSnowie calls out Pluribus
If you have an interest in AI as it relates to poker, especially the recent cases of Carnegie Mellon AIs beating the top pros, you may like this.
The team at PokerSnowie have a few choice words about Pluribius and Libratus, both questioning the validity of their victories and also making claim that PokerSnowie itself was the first great poker learning machine.
Take a read right here if that is your kind of thing.
Lex vs Fintan vs Spraggy
If you want a fun sweat this weekend during your WCOOP grind and/or Twitch viewing, PokerStars have a Last Longer market in the $55 WCOOP Main Event Low.
Popular streamers Lex Veldhuis (5/4) and Fintan Hand (9/4), as well as Spraggy (9/4), are your choices in the BetStars market.
Anyone who bets €/£/$5 on this market gets a ticket to a freeroll on September 21 at 21:00 CEST where 200 WCOOP seats are on offer.
Who is your money on? Let us know in the comments:
