Titan Poker is the most popular room on the iPoker network. They combine the solid iPoker software with a creative skin, a cosmopolitan selection of players and a huge range of offers and promotions.

As is common on the network, European peak times are where the best action is to be found, particularly at lower levels. The selection of games include short-handed, deep-stacked and turbo versions of Hold’em, Omaha, Five-Card Stud and Seven-Card stud. They offer some of the best Omaha games online, and their Hold’em offerings, while not ground-breaking, include a wide selection of players and various buy-in levels.

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888poker is the dedicated poker room of 888.com, the largest online casino in the world. As with many multi-discipline sites, this means that many poker players arrive at the poker room after visiting the primary site. Therefore, many of the players encountered at 888poker are more accustomed to big bets in the casino than the skills associated with online poker.

The strength of 888’s brand is clear when assessing their poker promotions, with numerous promotional tournaments offering over $100,000 in prizes. The combination of a popular casino site and impressive poker bonuses means players will find thrilling action at 888poker, with a healthy mix of casino players, poker enthusiasts and optimistic beginners.

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Everest Poker is one of the most well-known poker sites in the world, with numerous land-based tournament sponsorship deals and a poker client that supports an amazing 15 languages. They were the table sponsor at the 2008 and 2009 World Series of Poker and their exposure was increased when Antoine Saout finished third at the 2009 World Series having qualified through an Everest satellite.

Their proprietary software is one of the most reliable clients available, offering smooth play with few distractions. Everest only offer Hold’em and Omaha, but this narrow focus has allowed them to excel in their offerings of both games.

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Having already established themselves as one of Europe’s most popular bookmakers, the 2005 acquisition of the Ongame network also made Bwin Europe’s largest poker network. Various sponsorship deals, particularly with football clubs, increased bwin’s exposure around the continent and ensured that the rapid influx of players continued.

Having built a reputation for innovation in the sports betting market, bwin’s creativity continued with their poker software. Regular upgrades take place, with the most recent including a native Mac client, direct table seating from the poker lobby and fully resizable tables. Constant software refinement and design tweaks ensure that bwin Poker is constantly one of the most impressive poker clients available. The addition of an iPhone app allowing real cash game play further illustrates bwin’s commitment to providing the best player experience.

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Winner Poker is one of the newer affiliates of the iPoker network and attempt to differentiate themselves from the competition by maintaining an edgy, high quality image. This is clear from the first visit to the site, where a black and grey colour scheme is accompanied by images of bare bricks, reminiscent of poker dens.

The iPoker influence is clear in terms of the game selection, number of players and general quality of play. No-Limit Hold’em and Pot-Limit Omaha are clearly the most popular games, but Seven- and Five-Card stud are also available for the more adventurous.

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William Hill Poker is an extension of the William Hill sports betting brand, one of the oldest and largest European bookmakers. Based on the iPoker network, William Hill relies on its sporting brand and heritage to attract players to the poker room, meaning that many players are new, making for numerous loose games at lower stakes.

William Hill Poker has grown with the iPoker network and PlayTech software, quickly adopting updates and modifications to ensure that the poker room remains one of the most modern.

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Paddy Power is Ireland’s most popular bookmaker, and their poker room, Paddy Power Poker, is rapidly growing in popularity.

As part of the iPoker network, users can expect looser play than at other poker rooms, particularly at lower limits. There is an obvious mix of poker regulars and other players, as many of Paddy Power Poker’s customers find the site from their sports betting pages. The focus on Great Britain and Ireland is equally obvious, as the poker room offers various satellites to land-based tournaments in those countries, with a particular focus on the Irish Open.

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BetClic Poker, registered in Gibraltar, is a good quality poker room based on the Boss network, offering a unique daily tournament schedule, a huge bad-beat jackpot and is the exclusive online home of famous poker professional Isabelle Mercier.

BetClic previously focused primarily on the French and French-Canadian markets, but have now leveraged their success in those markets to attract English speaking players and other languages. This all adds up to an extremely diverse player base, with more nationalities represented at a typical table than on competing sites.

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Cake Poker owns the network on which it resides: the Cake Network. It is somewhat unusual in that it still offers access to American players alongside international ones.

While the Cake Network has lost some notable rooms recently, it still lists Sports.com and Unabomber Poker among its clients. Cake Poker itself, however, is clearly the focal point of the entire network, attracting enough players to rank it among the top ten poker networks in the world in terms of traffic.

Cake Poker offers several attractive promotions and a wide range of action at any time. By offering only Hold’em, Omaha and Omaha Hi-Lo, the site ensures a strong player base in every discipline.

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Party Poker was once the name on everybody’s lips when it came to online poker, with thousands of players online at any one time. It was once the largest room in the world in terms of both player volumes and cash on the tables.

The decision to leave the US market in 2006 heavily impacted on their traffic and set the company back somewhat, while competitors were building and overtaking them. However, Party Poker leveraged the experience they gained when building the site initially and the site is now once again a major force in international online poker.

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