LONDON, July 27, 2012 /PRNewswire/ --



Short on time? Well Sky Poker is offering some fantastic Sit 'n' Go poker to

players of all abilities!

Do you love poker but never have enough time for a game? Well why not try a super fast game of Sit 'n' Go poker online [http://www.skypoker.com/poker/sky_lobby ] with Sky!

A Sit 'n' Go tournament is quite similar to a regular tournament, but it starts as soon as the required number of players has registered to play. A typical Sky Poker [http://www.skypoker.com/poker/sky_lobby ] tournament, on the other hand, will include as many people who have registered by the starting time. This could be from as few as 10 to over 1,000.

Normally a "one table tournament", a Sit 'n' Go would normally have either six or nine players. This is good for players who don't want to wait; as a Sit 'n' Go does not a set time to begin. It's literally a case of sitting in then going!

But for those who really struggle to find the time for a full game of poker, maybe you should participate in a Timed Tournament on Sky Poker.

Played like a regular multi-table tournament, a Timed Tournament will end once the allocated period of time is over. When the time is up, the prize money is awarded according to the chip count. This major twist adds a fantastic layer of excitement and tension to a normal tournament, as each hand may be pivotal to the overall number of chips that you will end with.

Timed Tournaments at Sky Poker are available in a variety of lengths that offers players the chance to play competitive poker, even if they have very little time! Currently, the tournament times available are 15 minutes, 30 minutes, and 60 minutes.

So head to the Sky Poker Tournaments lobby now to find out when the next Timed Tournament is about to start!

For more information on all of our games and offers, please visit the Sky

Poker [http://www.skypoker.com ] website.

About SkyPoker.com

Sky Poker is the British Sky Broadcasting's online poker division, which allows users to play poker online on their website and screens selected hands from various tournaments and cash games on Sky Poker TV, allowing players on the site to become the stars of the TV channel. Sky Poker focuses on poker online [http://www.skypoker.com ] and UK poker players, with all play at the tables in pounds rather than dollars, as well as its own Sky Poker Tour around the country.

Sky Poker is licensed and regulated by the Alderney Gambling Control Commission (AGCC).

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