No Bad Beats Poker Introduces Revolutionary New Feature in Online Poker

Introducing No Bad Beats Poker -- Poker for real competitors!

2011-01-14

LONDON, ENGLAND, January 14, 2011 (Press-News.org) The new online poker room, No Bad Beats Poker.com (www.nobadbeatspoker.com), is proud to announce the upcoming launch of its premiere game concept No Bad Beats Poker*. Scheduled for beta-release on Sunday, January 16th, 2011, No Bad Beats Poker* is a revolutionary new feature in online poker designed to protect players from bad beats, suck outs, and bad luck. It's a fascinating evolution of poker for real competitors!

"We aim to eliminate bad beats in poker," which studies have shown are the greatest frustration of poker players today," said Aaron Walker, representative for No Bad Beats Poker.com. "When playing popular poker games like Texas Hold'em featuring No Bad Beats Poker*, you'll get your money back if you take a bad beat!"

For those unfamiliar with poker lingo, a "bad beat" is what happens when you get all of your money in with a superior hand, and then some lucky fool catches the miracle cards he needs to beat your hand. It's the most frustrating experience in poker because not only do you not win money you deserve with your great hand, but instead you actually lose money!

"Only adding to player frustration with bad beats," said Walker, "is that the player who received the bad beat often had skillfully outplayed his opponent. That makes a bad beat seem inappropriate and unfair to many players, being that poker is a competitive game of skill and strategy. With the release of No Bad Beats Poker*, we offer both competitive players and frustrated players alike an alternative to maddening bad beats in standard poker."

No Bad Beats Poker* works by tracking the win chance percentage of each player, similar to those displayed during televised poker tournaments. If an unlucky player loses despite having a high enough win percentage, they'll qualify for a bad beat in All-In situations. Any player that takes a qualifying bad beat will get their money refunded from the pot, effectively overturning the bad beat. No Bad Beats Poker* is the perfect solution for any poker player tired of losing monster pots and getting knocked out of poker tournaments due to bad beats in All-In situations.

No Bad Beats Poker* is scheduled for beta-test release on January 16th, 2011 with a kickoff Freeroll tournament for players to try the new concept and win cash prizes with no deposit required. In addition to poker games featuring No Bad Beats Poker*, the site also hosts many standard poker games (e.g., Holdem, Omaha, Stud) on the fast-growing Everleaf Poker Network. Players can also enjoy one of the most generous sign-up bonuses online -- 100% up to $600 (code: NBBonus) and other great promotions. Visit www.nobadbeatspoker.com for details.

*Patent Pending Technology.

ABOUT US:
www.NoBadBeatsPoker.com is the only online poker room that protects players from bad beats, suck outs, and bad luck. It hosts a virtual poker card room service offering a variety of poker games, including its premiere game concept No Bad Beats Poker. Players can test their skills here against others for fun, prizes, or money. It is duly regulated and licensed as part of the Everleaf Poker Network. Everleaf is licensed and regulated by the Lottery and Gaming Authority of Malta and meets the stringent e-gaming guidelines and restrictions of the European Union (EU).

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