Best poker sites

[TheTrav]

Titan is quite nice, good graphics and the tournies aren't too bad.

Pacific Poker, I used to play alot at, cashed out decent amounts, but for some reason since the new software download, it lags like crazy.

Mansion Poker, very loose games from the low to medium level tables, play a good game and people will leak money to you.

Full Tilt, suckout central, I play the tournies there, never cash games.

Ultimate Bet. I don't like the graphics but very good tournaments, cash games aren't too bad either.

Just a few, have played on alot more but that is from the top of my head.

 

[bookers]

I mainly use the poker on facebook

 

[Daniel]

Can you still get rake on Full Tilt if you already have an account there?

No. What most people do however is create a new account under a friend or family member's name.

 

[Daniel]

Before asking which site is the best to play on, you need to specify what stakes and type of game you play.

For anyone who is just starting out in cash game play, limit or NL hold'em, I recommend World Poker Exchange: http://www.wsex.com/poker/

This site (on offshoot of World Sports Exchange) offers 75% rakeback paid directly into your account every Monday. For a beginner, rakeback has a huge impact on your bankroll. They also offer an "Aces never lose" promo four days a week where if you lose with AA and your hand goes to showdown you get bonus, something like $25 or $50 depending on the stakes you play.

Only downside to this site is that it is very low traffic because they don't publicise and the average donk has no idea about the value of rakeback. You'll only find games running in the morning or afternoon Australian time. In the evening unfortunately it's pretty much dead.

Nevertheless, if you're just starting out, you definitely want to check this out.

 

[Richo is God]

myspace poker LOL

 

[red+black]

myspace poker LOL

any better than facebook poker (which sucks balls)?

 

[Richo is God]

any better than facebook poker (which sucks balls)?

i think they are the same because you can play people from different networks. but im not sure because i havent played facebook poker