In this video the presenter demonstrates the Full Tilt Rush Poker app on an Android Nexus One. He begins by noting the prerequisite of having Adobe Flash installed, then logs into a Full Tilt account (or creates one) and selects either real‑money or play‑money tables. The demo explains the unique "Rush" fast‑fold mechanic: folding instantly removes the player from the current table and seats them at a new one, allowing rapid hand turnover. He shows how to choose table stakes, ante, and player count (6‑player or 10‑player tables), and walks through betting options such as minimum pot, pot‑size raise, and all‑in. Connectivity considerations are highlighted – Wi‑Fi provides smoother play, while 3G/4G can cause disconnections at critical moments. The presenter comments on performance on the small 3.7‑inch screen, noting that cards and chip stacks are hard to read but the app runs quickly. He demonstrates quick decision‑making required by Rush Poker, including folding, raising, and checking, and points out that inactivity leads to being escorted to a new table. The video concludes with a recommendation to try the app on Android.
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Alright, I'm going to give you guys a demo of the new Full Tilt Rush Poker that just came out on Android phones. You can download the app over at FullTiltPoker.com. First thing you have to make sure is that you've installed Flash. Once you've done that, you can go ahead and run the app. It will let you know if you try and run the app and you don't have Flash installed. So I'm going to go ahead and— you see the icon there— I'm just going to go ahead and load it. I've already saved my login and password right now. If you have to create a new account on Full Tilt Poker, I think you can do that from here. You can also do it up on the website. Now I'm going to log in. Once I log in, now the first thing to keep in mind— well, one thing is I'm on Wi-Fi right now, so it's running a little bit quicker. Definitely something you want to make sure that you're careful with if you're playing playing on 3G or 4G, make sure you got some good connectivity because you'd hate to be in a hand with money, if you are playing for real money, and then get disconnected. That wouldn't be good. But you can also play on here for real money, that's— I'm sorry, for play money, and that's what I'm going to show you guys. So here you can see these are the actual real money games, and keep in mind this is only Rush Poker. So if you're not familiar with Rush Poker, I'll explain that in a minute. But basically here's the real money games. You can just pick the table you want to go to and go in. Like I said, I'm going to show you the play money, so going in on the play money tables. It will show you what the ante are, whether it's no limit or not, and then how many players are actually in each of these games. So, and then they have 6-player tables or full 10-player tables. So I'm just going to go into this no limit game for $5/$10. Looks like there's 262 players in there. So, the thing about Rush Poker, which is actually a— oh, I'm sorry, I have to click Join Now. So if you've never played Rush Poker, it's actually pretty cool. Oh, I can actually right now, it's actually asking me how many chips I want to start with. I'll go ahead and start with 800 or 795. And then there's a countdown, and then I'm dropped into a table. So if you've never played Rush Poker, it's kind of interesting. If you want to leave a hand, you can actually fold and it'll immediately remove you from this table and take you to another table. So somebody's actually raised, so I'm just gonna go ahead and fold. And then you'll see, boom, taken out of this table, dropped into a new table. So I can choose whether to play or not. 6, 7, okay, so somebody just bet $7.85 all in. I like suited connectors, 6-7 of hearts, but I'm not willing to bet everything on that, so I'm folding. And then you'll see I'm quickly escorted and taken to a new hand. So that's a really cool thing about Rush Poker is if you get tired of sitting in hands where you're not doing anything and you get bored quickly, this is a great game because you just get to play a lot of hands. So anyways, I'm gonna fold this terrible hand right here. So I've actually been playing this for a while and it's actually pretty fun. It works out really well here on the Android phone. I'm running this on a Nexus One and it's running pretty quick. The only thing that's a little bothersome is that it's kind of small and this is— the Nexus One's got, you know, 3.7-inch screen. I'm gonna go ahead and fold on this hand. So you can see I'm playing a lot of hands really quickly as I'm showing this to you. So, you know, the cards are a little hard to see, the amount of money I've gotten here is hard to see. I'm gonna show you just what it's like to bet. So I'm gonna raise this. So you can raise minimum pot or maximum, which would be all in. I'm just gonna bet the pot. Oop, I got taken out because I took too long. So that's one thing about Rush Poker is you gotta be quick. So I'm trying to explain stuff here, but I'm running out of time, so —let's try another hand here. So now I got an ace-eight. Not a great hand, but I want to show you guys what it's like to bet on this, as long as somebody doesn't bet a ton of money. Either way, I think I'm just going to stay in just to show you. Alright, so that's reasonable, so I'm going to go ahead and do a raise, and I'm going to raise it to a pot of $50. And we'll see what happens. I got a couple callers, and there's my hand. So I really don't have much here, so I'm just gonna check it. But you'll see that, you know, now there's just 4 of us in the hand. Everybody else got escorted to another table already because they just left the hand. So just gonna check this again. Still haven't hit anything. Nobody's doing anything here, so I still didn't get anything. I'll just go ahead and just bet the pot, see if I scare people. I've got ace high, see if that does it. Got one caller, probably hit something. Oh, had a better— had a jack kicker. So anyways, so that's it. Just wanted to show you this, it's pretty cool. And definitely go check it out if you've got an Android. It's fun.
