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Fast Fold Poker

Dynamic poker mode with instant change of tables after folding, increasing the number of hands played and the total rack flow.

Fast Fold Poker is a high-speed format with pooled liquidity in which the player instantly receives a new distribution after a fold.

This mode radically increases the number of hands played per hour and forms the highest rake from one active player.

Key characteristics

Parameter Platform Value
Instant new giveaway Growth hands per hour
Total Pool Liquidity Fast start to the game
Lack of expectation High retention
Steady pace ARPU increase
Optimization for multi-tabling Maximum load of regulars
Mobile-ready UX Fast gaming sessions

Role in the poker ecosystem

Fast Fold is used as:
  1. Rack driver from regulators
  2. Format for high-volume players
  3. Fast mode for mobile audience
  4. An alternative to classic cache tables

This is the most effective mode in terms of the number of hands played.

Behavioral model of players

Very high game intensity

Minimum breaks between distributions

Many hours of sessions at regulators

Serial entry for recreational players

Integration logic

Fast Fold synchronizes with:
  • Rakeback systems
  • Leaderboards by number of hands
  • VIP-levels
  • Daily-missions
  • CRM high-frequency segmentation

Where shows maximum efficiency

Mature poker networks

High-volume markets

Crypto poker

Mobile poker with fast sessions

Practical value for the operator

Maximum rake per player

Growth of regulars activity

Fast filling tables

Improving overall liquidity

Increase DAU with fast format


Fast Fold Poker EvenBet is a high-frequency mode that speeds up the poker economy, increases rake flow and creates a continuous gaming cycle.

Product integration

Connect Fast Fold Poker from EvenBet Gaming to your casino platform

We will configure the provider product connection: access to gaming content, API logic, launch parameters and technical support for the integration.