FULL REVIEW - Titan Poker (8.88)

FULL REVIEW - Titan Poker (8.88)
Due to U.S. legislation preventing credit card companies from collecting payments for wagers made by U.S. residents, Titan Poker has determined to suspend all real-money gaming business in the United States.
Titan Poker is the top poker room in the iPoker network, developed by leading software firm PlayTech. The network took a hit volume-wise, like everybody else, with U.S. gaming regulations in Oct. 2006, but recuperated very quickly and is now back to the top end of the industry.
Games are somewhat loose, with lots of casino players and new recruits, and with lots of high-value promotions, more and more players are continually being drawn to the site.
Titan Poker and the iPoker network have been very successful in building a strong connection with players, and the software has an innovative and good-looking interface with colorful and attractive graphics.
Functionality is intuitive and efficient for all the poker variations offered on the site. Games offered include Texas Hold'em, Omaha Hi-Lo, Omaha Hi, Five-Card Stud Hi and Seven-Card Stud Hi. Ring games, heads-up tables, various sit-and-gos and multi-table tournaments are all available.
Titan Poker also offers plenty of tournaments, satellites and freerolls with great value. The traffic volume overall is near the top of the industry and growing. Real-money player statistics as of October 2008 show 10,000 ring-game players at peak hours, and 55,000 tournament players at peak hours.
Overall, Titan Poker offers relatively loose action with attractive software, even though the game pace can be slower than other sites. The software is updated frequently to ensure safety and stability, resulting in little downtime.
Due to U.S. legislation preventing credit card companies from collecting payments for wagers made by U.S. residents, Titan Poker has determined to suspend all real-money gaming business in the United States.
Titan Poker is the top poker room in the iPoker network, developed by leading software firm PlayTech. The network took a hit volume-wise, like everybody else, with U.S. gaming regulations in Oct. 2006, but recuperated very quickly and is now back to the top end of the industry.
Games are somewhat loose, with lots of casino players and new recruits, and with lots of high-value promotions, more and more players are continually being drawn to the site.
Titan Poker and the iPoker network have been very successful in building a strong connection with players, and the software has an innovative and good-looking interface with colorful and attractive graphics.
Functionality is intuitive and efficient for all the poker variations offered on the site. Games offered include Texas Hold'em, Omaha Hi-Lo, Omaha Hi, Five-Card Stud Hi and Seven-Card Stud Hi. Ring games, heads-up tables, various sit-and-gos and multi-table tournaments are all available.
Titan Poker also offers plenty of tournaments, satellites and freerolls with great value. The traffic volume overall is near the top of the industry and growing. Real-money player statistics as of October 2008 show 10,000 ring-game players at peak hours, and 55,000 tournament players at peak hours.
Overall, Titan Poker offers relatively loose action with attractive software, even though the game pace can be slower than other sites. The software is updated frequently to ensure safety and stability, resulting in little downtime.