Titan Poker Review (7.6 out of 10)
Titan Poker Review
This Titan Poker review is very similar to reviews of other sites in the iPoker Network which use software by Playtech. Titan Poker is one of the newest online card rooms and is contributing to the network's rapid growth, largely due to their large sign-up bonus, excellent promotions, free roll tournaments, and visually appealing 3D software. Titan was our top new poker site, until they stopped accepting players from the United States. It will be interesting to see how the industry develops in 2007.
Players: 8
Games: 6
Tournaments: 7
Software: 8
Support: 9
OVERALL RATING: 7.6
Titan Poker Games and Table Stakes
At present, Titan Poker offers the following games: Texas Hold em, Omaha, and Omaha Hi-Lo, with limit, pot limit, and no limit tables. Titan has games with table stakes ranging from $0.02/$0.04 to $30/$60 (they should increase over time). A special feature is the ability to set up your own private tournaments and ring games with your friends!
Review of Titan Poker Tournaments
Even though it is a new site, Titan Poker has a large number of Hold em tournaments (and a few Omaha tournaments) going on each day, especially during peak hours. New depositors automatically gain entry into a $1,000 Welcome Free Roll Tournament, plus they hold a monthly $25,000 Guaranteed Prize Tournament. And like most online cardrooms, they have satellites for the World Series of Poker.
Titan is also hosting a $100 Million Jackpot Tournament in April, 2006. The $100 million prize is only awarded if a player at the final table holds a royal flush of spades, so don't hold your breath. However, it is still an interesting promotion and the tournament also has $500,000 in guaranteed prizes. If you are feeling extra lucky, check out their site for details.
Card Room Software (Playtech)
The card room uses Playtech software with attractive 3D graphics. The graphics have an "icy" feel to them, which goes well with the mythological TITAN theme. The lobby provides information for each table including Stakes, # of Players, Average Pot, % of Players Seeing the Flop, Hands/Hr, and a separate section with Tournament information.
Artist/Author: TopPoker April 13, 2007 | |
