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Check out ChipMeUp's brand new feature called 'Last Longer'.

A Last Longer is between players in a freezeout tournament where players contribute to a pool and the player who lasts the longest in the tournament wins the pool.

It should be certainly be a lot of fun and make your online poker tournaments that little bit more interesting.

Check out Last Longer here.

New features:

• Sellers can choose to list their event "On The Button" it will be cycled at the top of every ChipMeUp page or choose to have their event listed on both the pokernews.com and my.pokernews.com (there is a fee for these options).

• Result verification, users can now upload a screen shot of their results as evidence they have entered the results correctly for their event.

• MarcelLuske joined ChipMeUp and listed his EPT event.

• Design of site changed to be 'semi-fluid'

If you create an online event, it's a great idea to include the Tournament ID - This is the unique number that poker site gives the tournament. If you include this on your event, then people will be able to easily search for your tournament and rail you at the table.

Also, we now show all the other people on ChipMeUp who are playing the same event - which uses the Tournament ID to search the database.

We also allow sellers to change their Tournament ID any time before the event actually starts. You can easily edit this value in-place right on the Event Details page.

• Stakeback added see: here - i'm almost certain this will lead to some confusion. It can be enabled on event creation.

• Ability to highlight events in searches for a small fee

• Links in profiles are now automatically converted to a clickable

- ChipMeUp $ fee will now be returned to the buyer if a seller cancels an event
- Preview Event pie chart added when creating an event
- Pagination of Shares pages and Events pages and Balance page
- Fixed some old posts which had incorrect links

Fixed shoutboxes!

 

Congratulations to pralade for winning the PokerNews Cup Main Event Seat auction. See you in Melbourne!

Details about the auction here:
http://chipmeup.pokernews.com/auctions/1340