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Gaming Club Poker - Short review of poker room
| In Short: | | One of the fastest growing poker rooms in the PrimaPoker Network. | | URL: | | http://www.gamingclubpoker.com | | Software: | | Prima Poker | | Signup Bonus: | | $300 | | Bonus Match: | | 100% |
Gaming Club’s poker software is very good but the graphics isn’t great. Gaming Club Poker is one of the bigger rooms on the Prima Network and has some of the better bonuses. The Prima Poker Network is a network consisting of a somewhat 30 poker rooms. There is a hand history feature that works via e-mail. Your play statistics are tracked, allowing you to analyze your game and refine it. The Gaming Club Poker also gives players the option to track the pot and number of players at each stage of a hand. The Gaming Club Poker Room offers a wide variety of games for different types of players. The games offered are: Texas Hold’em, Omaha, Omaha Hi/Lo, 5 Card Stud, 7 Card stud and One on One tables. The limits of the tables vary from $0.05/$0.10 to $100/$200. The Gaming Club also offers a number of Single and Multi-Table Tournaments that run on a daily basis. The Multi-Table Tournaments are frequently updated with chances to win a trip to a land based tournament where you can play in the satellites to win a seat into the final or a buy-in into the final. The Gaming Club Poker Room also offers daily a Bad Beat Jackpot and High Hand of the day bonus of the day where players stand a chance of winning $500 for the Bad Beat Jackpot or $250 for the High Hand of the day Bonus. There are lots of loose games, especially the Texas Hold’em no limit games are very good. Gaming Club together with the rest of the Prima network sites has a big player volume. At peak hours there are 3500-4000 real money cash game players and around 5000 tournament players. The rake is standard for the industry with a 5% max $3 rake on ring games. Gaming Club has good sign-up bonuses for new players.
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