The poker network’s shared player base is expanding but is still relatively small compared to the largest sites. One positive aspect of a growing site is the influx of new players – many of them from sports book and casino venues – which makes the games loose and interesting.

This site’s client was conceived and developed by a number of very dedicated poker players. As a result it possesses a practical lobby, great functionality and focuses on delivering a really good playing experience

You get one FPP (frequent player point) for each dollar taken in rake from a ring game where you were dealt cards. You don’t have to put any money in the pot to get the FPP, so tight grinders are favored. When it comes to tournament fees, each dollar earns you as much as seven FPP.

There is over $1,000,000 in guaranteed tournament prize money each month, and quite a few other valuable promotions. You will also accumulate Gold Chips as you play, which can be converted into free tournament tickets.

During US peak hours there are always lots of games to choose from, for ring-game and tournament players alike. Games are busiest at low stakes, varying from relatively loose to extremely loose - often with a viewed flop percentage in the 55 to 60 percent at full tables.

The rake is pretty much industry average, with a "no flop no drop" policy rounding off the edges a bit. In addition, short-handed play uses a lower cap for the maximum rake per pot.

Comprehensive statistics are accessible both at the table and in the poker room lobby. Table chat is saved in the hand histories, so you’ll be able to recreate the complete flow of events.

You have the option to grade your opponents according to their skill, using tags in different colors. However, the Notes function is a little awkward to use. You choose the player from a scroll-down list instead of just clicking on it at the table.

The software lets you play at up to four tables at once. Multi-tabling works smoothly and games run very quickly. All in all, there is nothing extraordinary about this poker client, but it’s very stable and does what it sets out to do.

The Players Only web site is a really nice place to be – if you’re a certain kind of person (Caucasian male) with a certain set of preferences (Caucasian females). I guess that’s what “players only” imply. To make their users feel welcome, Players Only throw a bunch of pretty ladies at their feet. You can turn off the music, though.

A weird feature: If you click on the Panic button on your account page, you get a presentation of marketing trends in the wireless e-commerce area.

Apart from these details, the site is actually quite good. Lots of useful information and support sections are available, all arranged in a good and lucid navigation structure.

Most of the traffic is located to the Texas Holdem tables, but there is usually some action to be found in the other variations as well.

There is no shortage of poker tournaments either. Both the multi-table and sit-and-go sections are often densely populated. The poker room offers regular multi-table tournaments with guaranteed prize pools, which at occasions may add certain overvalue – keep your eyes open.

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