No-limit Holdem tournaments

Texas Hold'em was made pot-limit in gaming rooms so that users wouldn't play themselves to zero. Maybe tournaments should still be no-limit like in the real world?

Certain "crazy" people are particularly fond of Texas Holdem No-Limit/all-inn shoot-out. Managing multiple games is probably too much for the geek, because the functionality, graphics, and many old bugs of the current game also do not stand up to criticism at all. Not to mention the confusing mixed credit/rating system - you can still come up with something like that!!. The most "geeky" would be Omaha, which is mainly played Pot Limit, and the variant that relies the least on card luck is Omaha Hi/low. More users could certainly be included in the current half-party variant if the chip (credit) system was thought out better. Of course, many people would like No Limit in Holdem, but just leave the constant use of the all-in button to those who don't bother thinking at all and do it for purchased credit, for example with a reby/system. Another option could be NL and for those who have no patience at all, shoot-out. A really interesting option is of course the "Spin & Go" 3-person tables, where the blinds increase quickly and the winner takes all, and the winning amount is drawn before the game starts.