By Adam Ulick | December 17, 2007

Recently, Full Tilt added new features to its software, focused primarily on players’ ability to sit down and play more quickly, as well as passive security measures to allow players to monitor their accounts and surroundings better.

The updates are as follows:

• Ability to set a default buy-in for cash games.Once set, players can just hit “Enter” after selecting a seat at the table and they will be ready to go.Typing in a buy-in will be optional.
• Auto re-buy in cash games.This prevents people from missing hands if it takes too long to re-buy after busting out.
• Players who finish a heads-up S&G can opt for a rematch.
• At the tables, a player’s country is viewable with a mouse-over.
• Players can see information about the last 20 logins to their account.Information includes the IP address from which the login was made, as well as the country.
• Hand history bugs have been fixed.

Related posts:

1. Full Tilt Releases Software Update
   Full Tilt Poker released a fairly major software update on Thursday, adding several new features for which players had been...
2. Loads of WSOP Seats to be had at Full Tilt
   Sixty-two World Series of Poker seats have been awarded so far at Full Tilt Poker, and many, many more are...
3. Full Tilt Upgrades Software
   In the past week, Full Tilt Poker unveiled some significant upgrades to its software client, running the gamut from security...
4. New Rules, Features at 2008 WSOP
   This past week, Tournament Director Matt Savage wrote a two-part article for PokerNews.com, detailing his discussion with WSOP Tournament Director,...
5. New Record at Full Tilt Poker
   Just weeks after the record for the largest poker hands in online history were broken, Phil "OMGClayAiken" Galfond broke the...