Anyone playing on Clubs Poker yet?
SSIA... like Global Poker, they are using the "sweepstakes" model... been seeing ads/promos on Hustler Casino Live as well... I've been playing there a little, but not ring game traffic other than peak US times. I THINK it may be just limited to US player, but not 100%
US players will take any help we can get 😀
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I checked them out because they spread mixed games, but I have only seen those running at penny stakes. Haven't tried to actually play yet. How's the software?
SSIA... like Global Poker, they are using the "sweepstakes" model... been seeing ads/promos on Hustler Casino Live as well... I've been playing there a little, but not ring game traffic other than peak US times. I THINK it may be just limited to US player, but not 100%
US players will take any help we can get 😀
I have never heard of it. Looks like a Global Poker "Social", No HUD type site. I will check them out and see what type of GTD prize pools they're offering.
Thanks for the info!
I have never heard of it. Looks like a Global Poker "Social", No HUD type site. I will check them out and see what type of GTD prize pools they're offering.
Thanks for the info!
I played a micro tournament with the free daily 50 cents you get for logging in. Global Poker blows this site away in terms of GTD prize pools for buy in amount, GP software is much smoother, much more crisp and modern.
Not impressed, but if you are in need a place to play in the USA and don't like GP or ACR, this may be an option.
i tried them out. i have never played on Global so i cant compare them but i do like club pokers software and UI.
They also have mixed games but the stakes are very low. They need to add medium-high stakes
Signed up at launch and micro PLO (.05/.10 & .10/.20) was ridiculously soft - on par with or better than Ignition. Have only played a few times since they started advertising on HCL as it brought in much better players. They removed the .05/.10 PLO tables and the .10/.20 tables usually have a few strong regs who play .25/.50 and .50/$1 as to their regular stakes.
