DraftKings revives the all-in countdown mechanism in its new Electric Poker game — exploring how it compares to similar formats from other operators, both past and present.

DraftKings, the powerhouse of daily fantasy, sports betting, and online casino in the United States, has ventured into the peer-to-peer online poker world with the launch of Electric Poker , a lottery-style sit-and-go format integrated within its casino app.

While this is not a full-fledged online poker rollout, it represents a significant milestone in the US online poker landscape. This launch marks the first time a major US-based igaming giant with little to no poker experience has developed its own online poker product, positioning itself alongside established poker-first operators like PokerStars and WSOP.

The game plays exactly like the traditional jackpot sit and go found on platforms such as PokerStars MI’s Spin & Go or WSOP MI’s BLAST — three-handed, winner-takes-all tournaments where the prize pool is randomized at the start, ranging from two to 10,000 times the buy-in.

Players start with 500 chips, and the blinds increase every two minutes in a hyper-turbo structure. The game is available at four buy-in levels, from $1 to $25.

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