All-In Cash Out Feature Now In Play At Bet365 Poker!

Bet365 Poker is well known within the community for developing some great value offers for customers. Advances such as Twister Poker and the recently released Run It Twice option have proven to be especially popular with its customers.

Well now the site has come up with another exciting new feature for poker fans to enjoy. It is called the All-In Cash Out feature and it offers players a chance to claw back some cash on qualifying hands when they have gone ‘All In’ during their game.

You can find out more information, as well as a detailed FAQ section on the new All-In Cash Out feature at bet365 Poker by clicking on the link here.

But for a quick recap of what the offer entails – read on below!

All-In Cash Out At Bet365 Poker

The All-In Cash Out offer is a feature that is triggered when certain conditions in a hand of poker are met.

Those conditions are as follows:

• Only two players remain in the hand.
• Both players have gone ‘All-In”
• The River Card is still to be drawn.
• You have at least a 35% chance of winning the hand “Hand Equity” based on the cards that are showing at the table.

If those conditions are met, then you will be offered the chance to Cash Out your hand.

The amount you will be offered to cash out is determined by two factors:

• The size of the pot.
• The Hand Equity you hold at the time of the offer.

The Hand Equity is expressed as a percentage chance of winning the hand compared to the other player so you need to have at least a 35% chance of winning the hand in order for the bonus to be triggered.

But, you could be offered more than that if your hand has a better chance of winning.

An Example of how the All-In Cash Out Offer Works at Bet365

In this hand, let’s say we have two players that have gone ‘All In” and no players remain at the table.

The pot is £100 in total, with both players committing £40 to the pot each (and the remaining £20 came from other players betting earlier in the hand, who have since folded).

At the point that the Turn card is shown after the flop, the software works out that you have a 35% chance of winning the hand against your opponent.

That 35% is your hand equity and you will then be offered £35 (35% of the total pot) as a Cash Out Option.

However, if after the Turn is revealed, your hand equity is, for example, 55%, then you would be offered 55% of the total pot (in this case, that would be £55).

If you choose to accept the Cash Out offer then you receive the cash, and the hand is then completed, but if your hand turns out to be the winner, you will not receive the extra cash that you would have won if you had not accepted the cash out offer.

However, the flip side of this is that if you would have lost the hand after the River card is revealed, you have at least avoided losing all your cash by accepting the Cash Out offer.

As you can see, the stronger your hand is in terms of hand equity, when the All-In Cash Out offer is made, then the more likely it is you can make a profit on what you have bet by accepting the offer.

Should I Always Accept The All-In Cash Out Offer?

No. The All-In Cash Out offer will be triggered automatically on qualifying hands that meet the criteria laid out above.

However, that does not mean that bet365 are offering you this feature as it is your best chance of landing some cash – as with many things in poker, whether you accept it or not is entirely a judgement call.

The higher your hand equity is, the more All-In Cash Out offer will be, but the greater the chance is that you will win the hand anyway.

You may decide that with the odds in your favour, you may decline the offer and try and win the full amount of money in the pot.

However, if your hand equity is lower than 50%, then the odds are not in your favour to win the hand, so you either need to reject the All-In Cash Out offer and trust that you will get lucky and snatch the win, or accept the offer and get back some guaranteed money from your All-In bet.

Remember too, if you don’t want to have access to the All-In Cash Out offer, you can switch it off in the settings for your game, but we think that it is such a good option to have, especially when used in the right way, that it is very sensible to keep the option on if you are a regular at bet365 Poker, or even if you only play sporadically.

You should also note that this bonus is only available when you go All In on a hand, so if you bet a considerable portion of your stack and you only have a few chips left, it may well benefit you to go All-In so you have a chance that this option will be available (provided it meets the criteria we outlined above).

With the new Run It Twice option available on the site too (Run It Twice lets players decide if they want to run the conclusion to a hand once, or twice, to decide who wins on each occasion that the hand is completed) bet365 have made some significant upgrades to the playing options for players at bet365 Poker in recent times.

And remember, the site also offers an extensive range of cash game tables (for a wide variety of blind amounts), as well as extensive tournaments and a large number of Sit & Go games alongside the popular Twister Poker.

So if you want poker with more options than ever, check out bet365 Poker now!