Titan Poker Review
Titan Poker (8.08)
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 one of the leading poker rooms on the iPoker network initiative developed by PlayTech. The network took a hit with the U.S. poker player ban but is recuperating fast and has a high influx of players. Games are somewhat loose with lots of casino players and new recruits. There are often some very high-value promotions through both PokerListings and other channels, which continuously draw players to the site.
Titan Poker and the iPoker network have been successful in quickly building a strong connection with the strategic backing from the world's second largest casino software provider. The software has an innovative and good-looking interface with colorful and attractive graphics. The functionality is good, and the early minor glitches in the software have since been fixed. Games offered include Hold'em, Omaha and Seven-Card Stud Hi, Omaha Hi and Hi-Lo and ring games, as well as heads-up, sit-and-go and multi-table tournaments.
Titan Poker also offers plenty of tournaments and freerolls with great value. The traffic volume overall is in the middle segment of the industry. Real-money player statistics as of Apr, 2007 show 5,400 ring-game players at peak hours, and 27,500 tournament players at peak hours.
Overall Titan Poker offers relatively loose games and decent software that plays well even though the game pace is on the slow side. The software is updated frequently to ensure safety and stability, with little downtime as a result.
Artist/Author: PokerListings April 13, 2007 | |
