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 888.com Poker Review
888.com Vital Information Pacific Poker is owned and operated by 888.com. For those that aren’t aware, 888 are the same people behind Casino-on-net, without doubt the largest online casino currently operating. Pacific Poker opened its doors to customers in 2003 and has grown in popularity ever since. Many put it down to the customer service skills and quick payout services that players of their casino have become so accustom to. Although they aren’t the biggest poker room out there, they have on average 4000 players online at any time of the day playing on over 400 tables. Plenty of players to ensure you will get a game whatever time you log on. . Level Of Competition: It may sound like we are exaggerating, but take a look for yourself and you will soon see that Pacific Poker offers some of the juiciest and loosest tables on the internet. We not joking when we say we have seen some really high players per flop % sometimes in the region of 60 - 80% even on the higher stakes tables. . Game Offerings: A good variety of games are offered including; Texas Hold’em, Omaha, Omaha Hi Lo and 7 Card Stud. Both ‘Pot Limit’ and ‘No Limit’ games are available throughout their poker rooms. There are a number of free roll tournaments on every day. These include single table, multi table and satellite tournaments. . Deposit / Withdrawal Most major credit and debits cards are accepted as well as money transfer services and personal cheques. One thing we liked was the withdrawal policy, was if you made a deposit with your switch card, any withdrawals can go straight back onto that card usually within 24 hours. Otherwise withdrawals are normally made payable to you in the form of a cheque that takes approximately 14 day to arrive. . Bonus / Rakeback The welcome bonus for registering with Pacific Poker is a 25% cash back bonus on you’re first deposit, up to the value of $100. Each player is automatically entered into the Pacific Poker loyalty programme. Where players can accrue points as they make deposits into their account. These can be used as entry to tournaments hosted by the site. . .
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