If there is one thing that CoinPoker is really good at, that’s innovation. Over the last year or so, the operator has come up with a number of fresh concepts and ideas, constantly evolving the site to better cater to its player base.
The latest idea to come out of CoinPoker’s workshop is K-Poker, an action-packed take on No Limit Hold’em. Featuring seven-handed tables, K-Poker brings short shot clocks, preset betting options, and larger pots to begin with, making it ideal for all adrenaline-seeking players.
If classic cash games aren’t really doing it for you anymore, K-Poker might be the one for you. It’s fun, fast, and furious, and the action never stops.
No Tanking, Just Pure Action
K-Poker is played in line with the usual rules of Texas Hold’em, so there are no surprises in terms of hand rankings or anything like that.
However, these games have been designed for action. Players only get 10 seconds on their shot clock, so the pressure is constantly on. Furthermore, the pots are bigger before the flop, as all seven players have to post an ante that equals one big blind, and the small and the big blind each post one big blind.
So, right off the bat, there is much more to battle for in the middle.
The gameplay has been somewhat simplified. Instead of having all the betting options available to you, K-Poker makes it so that, when you bet, you have a few fixed amounts to choose from:
- 25% of the pot
- 50% of the pot
- Full pot (100%)
- 200% of the pot
- All In
This way, players still have a nice range of bet sizes to choose from, but their decision-making process is sped up. And with just 10 seconds to act on a decision, this is probably a good thing.
Available Across All Stakes
If you’d like to give K-Poker a try, you’ll find games running as low as $0.10/$0.10 (with $0.10 antes) and pretty much as high as you could possibly need them. CoinPoker does a good job of ensuring that all players can feel at home on the site and comfortably enjoy online poker.
Right now, K-Poker games are available only in the seven-handed format, and you can buy in with between 50 and 100 big blinds when joining the game.
It’s important to note that all your play on these tables counts towards various CoinPoker rewards, just like any play on regular Hold’em tables. However, with bigger pots and quicker shot clocks, K-Poker games can help you reach various promotional goals faster.
For players in the 3-Bet Club, the fast pace of these games makes it easier to hit your multiplier targets, and your Power Ups can be even more valuable in this setting.
K-Poker tables are running around the clock on CoinPoker, so if you like the idea of online poker games that don’t tolerate any stalling and put full focus on constant action, you should definitely check them out. It’s a fun and interesting concept that will hopefully stick around.
