Phenom Poker remains a relatively young operator compared with the largest established online poker networks, so Canadian players should not assume that every tournament will have the same field sizes or liquidity found on bigger sites.
But its strategy is becoming increasingly clear.
Instead of competing almost entirely on conventional Hold'em tournaments, Phenom is trying to build a niche around mixed games and Omaha, alongside PKOs and an expanding weekly schedule.
That distinction could be particularly attractive to Canadians interested in
Stud, Triple Draw, Badacey, Big O or multi-game rotations.
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Going from 50 to 70 tournaments per day is a substantial expansion. More importantly, Phenom is using those additional tournaments to broaden its game selection rather than simply adding more Hold'em events.
With 49 non-Hold'em tournaments scheduled every day, mixed-game variety is becoming one of Phenom Poker's clearest points of difference.