Party EzCash Releases Version 2-2K Beta

Party EzCash is truly that: easy. The all-encompassing poker software for the world’s fourth largest site, Party Poker, recently became even easier, releasing the 2-2K Beta update. As part of the new software release, Party EzCash developers added Limit Hold’em advance action hotkeys and auto-minimized the program after startup. In addition, its predecessor, Version 2-2J Beta, implemented two changes to its automated betting capabilities. This program is constantly in development, as a developer seeking feedback from his users on a popular online poker community drives much of the action. In fact, Version 2-2I Beta and other versions were just released at the end of April. Learn more about Party EzCash.

The first of two automated betting changes in Version 2-2J is the ability to raise pre-flop by the number of big blinds plus the number of limpers. This would, of course, vary based on the pot in question, but is essential for pushing limpers out pre-flop or being able to raise by a pre-set amount relative to the blinds. Alternately, you could refer to this as a pot percentage. The second change made Street Key 5 raise pre-flop to a pre-set percentage. Version 2-2I allowed for adjustable automatic table buy-ins based on the number of big blinds so that its users could battle it out in multiple limits using the same tool. The update also enabled rebuys to the maximum amount allowed.

The three most recent versions of the program have been introduced over a scant seven day time period, meaning that the program is constantly in flux. Version 2-2H, which was released on April 29th, toggled hotkeys corresponding to table minimums and maximums in the lobby. It also forced busted sit and gos to close properly for players using the Modern Layout, which is a time-saver for serious multi-tablers who don’t have a single minute to spare. The day before, Version 2-2G was released, which cleverly features a hotkey to bring the table in which you are the most short-stacked on to the top and introduced hotkeys associated with sitting down.

Beta F, released on April 27th, fixed a number of bugs, including those that involved signing in, highlighting tables, and the graphical user interface that corresponded to pre-setting bets. Beta D made improvements to note taking and closing out busted sit and gos. If you’re looking for suggestions on how to set up your hotkeys (like many of the site’s users are), here is a sample given on the Stars EzCash website to get your imagination rolling:



General features of Stars EzCash include the ability to pre-set bet percentages on every single street during a hand, flexibility for buy-in amounts, auto-placement of your cursor based on what table needs your attention, flexible highlight options, automatically waiting for the big blind to join a table, the nifty ability to be able to play until the blinds make their way around to you and then automatically sit out, and the ability to customize your bets based on the number of opponents in the pot. The program makes your one and only job to play against the best of the best on PartyPoker.

Cash game players on the popular site have shown up in droves to PartyPoker’s recently announced Million Dollar Race. The month-long promotion during May shells out money to the top 3,000 finishers. The top three will take home $20,000 prize packages to the 2009 World Series of Poker (WSOP) Main Event in Las Vegas, which kicks off on July 3rd from the Rio. In addition, a bevy of other players will grab $5,500 WSOP Experience packages, which include a $1,500 buy-in to a side event plus airfare and hotel.

Party EzCash may be your ticket to putting in some serious multi-tabling for the Million Dollar Race. Visit our PartyPoker software review for more information. We’ll see you on the virtual felts!