New poker software at William Hill Poker

William Hill Poker has launched a new version of its software to keep up with advancements made at various other poker sites over the past twelve months. The improvements to the new poker software at William Hill Poker are instantly noticeable with a new-look lobby, multi-currency tables and even new online poker tournaments to compete in.

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William Hill Poker has received many requests for tables which you can play at in pounds sterling and Euros so William Hill Poker has done what all good poker sites do, has listened to its customers and introduced these multi-currency tables saving players the hassle of exchanging currencies. You can find the pound and euro tables in the new-look lobby by checking the filter with an icon of a globe on it.

The new-look lobby has been converted from a three column screen into just two columns, allowing for easier navigation. You can find all of your favourite poker games with the greatest of ease, making playing online poker at William Hill Poker even more enjoyable.

An auto top-up feature has been added to the new poker software at William Hill Poker which allows you to automatically top-up your balance when playing at cash tables, without the need to miss playing a big hand and losing a chance to win a big pot. There are various setting to the auto top-up feature, allowing you to stay in complete control without compromising your bankroll management efforts.

There have been various tournament changes made to the William Hill Poker software including the introduction of hand-to-hand bubble play, which stops other players from manipulating play by time wasting in an attempt to outlast other players and get some cash and also the introduction of a tournament time bank. The time bank allows you a certain amount of extra time to make important decisions, saving you the need to rush and make the wrong move.

Head over to William Hill Poker today and see just how good the new poker software is for yourself.

25/05/2010 17:04:26

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