games spread at better online poker rooms
Games Offered List for the Better Online Poker Rooms
1. Paradise Poker:
One of the best in the industry, including no-limit and pot-limit at most standard games and more rare games such as five-card draw, five-card stud and crazy pineapple.
2. Doyle Brunson's Poker Room
Holdem and Omaha Hi-Lo and High (all available in both limit, pot-limit and Holdem in no-limit as well). Table stakes are from $0.02/$0.04 to $50/$100. There are both single- and multi-table tournaments. Soon seven-card stud High and Hi-Lo will be added.
3. Poker Room
Good variety, but traffic very concentrated to Texas Holdem. Finally pot- and no-limit games as well as Omaha and seven-card stud (both Hi and Hi-Lo) were launched in the spring and summer 2004. (Omaha is both available in fixed-, pot- and no-limit where the no-limit version is rather unusual for Omaha, in particular in the Omaha High version).
4. Party Poker
Holdem, Omaha and 7-Card-Stud in both High and Hi-Lo. However, Party Poker does not offer certain games such as heads-up matches, draw poker, crazy pineapple, etc. Moreover, there is no pot-limit version in any of the 7-Card-Stud games or the Omaha High.
5. Pacific Poker
Up to average, as there are no no-limit and pot-limit versions in the ring games. There are Holdem, Hi and Hi-Lo in Omaha and seven-card stud. There are also 1-on-1 tables. There are micro-limit tables down to $0.05/$0.10. Max limit is $15/$30 in all games, except for 1-on-1 ring game which still has only $3/$6.
6. Poker Stars
World's leading heads-up action and good volume in all major games. The games includes both Hi and Hi-Lo versions in Omaha as well as seven-card stud. The site also offers no-limit Omaha Hi-Lo games. Poker Stars started the trend with with their micro-limit tables, going as low as $0.01/$0.02 in Holdem, and Omaha Hi. At these micro-limit tables there is no rake! The "sit-and-go" tournaments have a 10-minute increase in blinds, instead of 10 hands at many other sites. The players also get 1500 worth of chips. This gives more play for the money and better odds for the good players. The Holdem tournament tables seat 9 players, as do the no-limit and pot-limit Holdem and Omaha ring game tables. Fixed limit ring game tables seats 10 players.
7. Ultimate Bet
A good game selection, with Holdem, Omaha Hi and Hi-Lo, 7-Card-Stud Hi and Hi-Lo, Crazy Pineapple and Lowball. There are no-limit and pot-limit in Holdem and pot-limit in both Omaha variants. There are 1-on-1 tables in both Holdem, Omaha and 7-Card-Stud. The site was also first to introduce crazy pineapple. There are also certain "kill games" in which a consecutive winner of two big qualifying pots has to post a forced blind, twice the big blind.
8. Planet Poker
Hold'em, Omaha Hi and Hi-Lo, seven-card stud Hi and Hi-Lo, razz, draw, lowball. There are also heads up games, no-limit in hold'em and pot-limit in hold'em. Razz and lowball online are quite unique at Planet Poker at present.
9. Inter Poker
Texas Holdem, Omaha Hi and Hi-Lo and seven-card stud - besides fixed limit games, there are no-limit and pot-limit offered in Texas Holdem and pot-limit in both Omaha versions. Games can be played in dollar, pound or euro. There are super high limit tables with £100/£200 in fixed limit and £5/£10 in no-limit Texas Holdem. The
$0.50/$1.00 games are the smallest limit.
10. Full Tilt
Holdem, Omaha Hi and Hi-Lo, 7-Card-Stud Hi and Hi-Lo. There are no-limit and pot-limit in Holdem and pot-limit in both Omaha variants.
11. Ladbrokes
Ladbrokes Poker has the standard games (Texas Holdem, Omaha and Seven-card stud) except the seven-card stud Hi-Lo version, which is currently unavailable. There is also a five-card stud game. The volume in the pot- and no-limit Texas Holdem is good, in particular at the higher stakes. There are strangely enough quite few Omaha games, considering the Eurocentric clientele. Actually, more players are found in the stud sections, than Omaha. There are many short-handed tables with a maximum of 5 or 6 players
I play or have played all of the above and think highly of them for quality, security and speed of cashouts.
My Poker blogs:
http://mypokerroom.blogspot.com no pics
http://spaces.msn.com/members/pokerrroom/PersonalSpace.aspx lot's of pics
1. Paradise Poker:
One of the best in the industry, including no-limit and pot-limit at most standard games and more rare games such as five-card draw, five-card stud and crazy pineapple.
2. Doyle Brunson's Poker Room
Holdem and Omaha Hi-Lo and High (all available in both limit, pot-limit and Holdem in no-limit as well). Table stakes are from $0.02/$0.04 to $50/$100. There are both single- and multi-table tournaments. Soon seven-card stud High and Hi-Lo will be added.
3. Poker Room
Good variety, but traffic very concentrated to Texas Holdem. Finally pot- and no-limit games as well as Omaha and seven-card stud (both Hi and Hi-Lo) were launched in the spring and summer 2004. (Omaha is both available in fixed-, pot- and no-limit where the no-limit version is rather unusual for Omaha, in particular in the Omaha High version).
4. Party Poker
Holdem, Omaha and 7-Card-Stud in both High and Hi-Lo. However, Party Poker does not offer certain games such as heads-up matches, draw poker, crazy pineapple, etc. Moreover, there is no pot-limit version in any of the 7-Card-Stud games or the Omaha High.
5. Pacific Poker
Up to average, as there are no no-limit and pot-limit versions in the ring games. There are Holdem, Hi and Hi-Lo in Omaha and seven-card stud. There are also 1-on-1 tables. There are micro-limit tables down to $0.05/$0.10. Max limit is $15/$30 in all games, except for 1-on-1 ring game which still has only $3/$6.
6. Poker Stars
World's leading heads-up action and good volume in all major games. The games includes both Hi and Hi-Lo versions in Omaha as well as seven-card stud. The site also offers no-limit Omaha Hi-Lo games. Poker Stars started the trend with with their micro-limit tables, going as low as $0.01/$0.02 in Holdem, and Omaha Hi. At these micro-limit tables there is no rake! The "sit-and-go" tournaments have a 10-minute increase in blinds, instead of 10 hands at many other sites. The players also get 1500 worth of chips. This gives more play for the money and better odds for the good players. The Holdem tournament tables seat 9 players, as do the no-limit and pot-limit Holdem and Omaha ring game tables. Fixed limit ring game tables seats 10 players.
7. Ultimate Bet
A good game selection, with Holdem, Omaha Hi and Hi-Lo, 7-Card-Stud Hi and Hi-Lo, Crazy Pineapple and Lowball. There are no-limit and pot-limit in Holdem and pot-limit in both Omaha variants. There are 1-on-1 tables in both Holdem, Omaha and 7-Card-Stud. The site was also first to introduce crazy pineapple. There are also certain "kill games" in which a consecutive winner of two big qualifying pots has to post a forced blind, twice the big blind.
8. Planet Poker
Hold'em, Omaha Hi and Hi-Lo, seven-card stud Hi and Hi-Lo, razz, draw, lowball. There are also heads up games, no-limit in hold'em and pot-limit in hold'em. Razz and lowball online are quite unique at Planet Poker at present.
9. Inter Poker
Texas Holdem, Omaha Hi and Hi-Lo and seven-card stud - besides fixed limit games, there are no-limit and pot-limit offered in Texas Holdem and pot-limit in both Omaha versions. Games can be played in dollar, pound or euro. There are super high limit tables with £100/£200 in fixed limit and £5/£10 in no-limit Texas Holdem. The
$0.50/$1.00 games are the smallest limit.
10. Full Tilt
Holdem, Omaha Hi and Hi-Lo, 7-Card-Stud Hi and Hi-Lo. There are no-limit and pot-limit in Holdem and pot-limit in both Omaha variants.
11. Ladbrokes
Ladbrokes Poker has the standard games (Texas Holdem, Omaha and Seven-card stud) except the seven-card stud Hi-Lo version, which is currently unavailable. There is also a five-card stud game. The volume in the pot- and no-limit Texas Holdem is good, in particular at the higher stakes. There are strangely enough quite few Omaha games, considering the Eurocentric clientele. Actually, more players are found in the stud sections, than Omaha. There are many short-handed tables with a maximum of 5 or 6 players
I play or have played all of the above and think highly of them for quality, security and speed of cashouts.
My Poker blogs:
http://mypokerroom.blogspot.com no pics
http://spaces.msn.com/members/pokerrroom/PersonalSpace.aspx lot's of pics
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