Full Tilt Cash Ante Tables?!

Did they just add these today? I've never seen them before, or have I just been blind? At .02/.05 and up they have em now, there deep stacked ante tables, maybe they always been there, but I never noticed them before..

yea i never noticed them either but i was watching them the other day....they def didn add them today but i think they did recently

I just noticed and they are most definitely new. I don't know why many people would do this if they are smart poker players

??? Bigger pots, more profitable to steal, which loosens up the game. If you know how to play it's more profitable.

Will also get rid of the Short Stackers which is +EV!!!

Yea these are new.. and I like them bigger pots more action... woo hoo....

yeah thought they were new.....yeah an ante makes bigger pots , duh!

So you think for ring ds is more profitable? I am just asking not questioning as I love ring but avoid ds tables.

Some people like deep stack play, some like short stack play, and I would think that either one could be profitable, just depends on what works for you.

Yes, it's more profitable. One of the main reasons is the short stacking idiots can't play there, because the min buyin is higher. So they can't play their dumb weak sauce game. The other reason is when you are deepstacked you can actually play poker, you have FE all of a suddon. On the normal tables if you three bet someone preflop, they call. Flob comes, they check you cbet. Now depending on what happens, you are usually playing for stacks at this point, with deep stack play you have more options, more chips behind you to make playes with.

what levels are these ante's played in? Im checking on the ring game tab at micro/small stakes and cant find them. :P