Full Tilt Poker has always been a website where players could find lots of action. When tables started getting tight, Full Tilt Poker always did something to induce action. However, their latest brainchild might easily be the most brilliant idea ever created in the world of online poker.

It’s called rush poker and it really has started to take the world by storm. Even though these tables were just created, Full Tilt Poker is already reporting nearly 1500 players on the rush poker tables at any given point in time.

How does the concept work? It works by giving players the chance to continue with their online poker action no matter what happens. If you are playing at a rush poker table and you fold your hand, the Full Tilt Poker software will instantly send you to another table where a hand is about to be dealt. If you fold that hand, you can get transported again. This will happen every time you fold out of a hand, allowing you to remain active no matter what else you decide to do. You’ll always be involved in a hand and for that reason you’ll never have to wait for someone else to do something to move the action along.

For players that are action junkies, this is absolutely fantastic. It’s almost like a game of musical chairs except you can win hundreds if not thousands of dollars playing this particular game. Players that play rush poker can see as many as 300 hands in a single hour with the average player seeing as many as 1 in every 4 flops at a rush poker table. Since many of those players thrive on action, there are also going to be some loose players that good tight players can take advantage of.

Rush poker gives players the chance to try out an alternative to multi-tabling in order to see which one works for them better. Of course, the heavy action junkie might decide to multi-table rush poker tables anyway and if they do that they can easily get through 600 hands an hour with just two tables.