Bodog
Poker Room Bodog’s Poker homepage is very visually basic. No real gimmicks here,
but a plain menu and easy to use links. Everything is very simply laid out
so it’s all accessible, but it’s very dull to look at. On the plus side,
Bodog does offer some WSOP and WPT information as well as their 5th Street
newsletter.
Paradise
Poker One of the oldest and better known online sites is Paradise Poker.
Having been on the scene since 1999, Paradise has survived the bust and boom
of the online Poker industry. Since they are one of the biggest and oldest
names in the game, I figured it was time I played a few hands to see what
they’re all about.
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Noble Poker
Noble Poker is one of the less known (less advertised) Poker sites currently
operating, however despite it’s lower advertising budget, Noble Poker
impressed me during my visit. With top operations in place, such as Full
Tilt, the competition for your online dollars is stiff, so here’s my take on
how Noble Poker stacks up against the rest of the industry.
Royal
Vegas Poker Royal Vegas Poker has gained some notoriety in the industry through
its TV advertisements, but still hasn’t reached the level of some of the
larger names in the business. As part of the Prima network, they have the
necessary exposure to be a player in the online market, but do they have the
site to back it up?
InterPoker InterPoker’s site begins with a nice homepage, the layout is simple
and easy to use. All of the requisite links are there, and there is a good
section on how to play the various games that InterPoker offers. There is
also a very useful section for new players on the deposit and withdrawal
procedures.
Fair
Poker Although Fair Poker isn’t one of the biggest sites on the internet, I
had heard good things about it. With the boom in the online industry, there
are lots of smaller sites popping up who want to play heads-up with the
leaders; after playing at Fair Poker, I can tell you it can stand up to all
the top sites in the Poker world.