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Games that can be played: Limit Texas Holdem, Omaha, Omaha H/L, 7-Card Stud, 7-Card Stud Hi/Lo, No-Limit Texas Holdem Languages that the software supports: English, French, Spanish, Italian, Swedish, German, Japanese, Danish, Norwegian
Prime Poker offers a nice-looking and very informative website. It is easy to find bonus terms and conditions and featured promotions there, so you don't need to contact support every time you need information. Software & Graphics: The Prime Poker software has a very good design and functionality, it is offered as a download version that is only available for PC. For Mac and Linux users however, the no-download Java version works just fine. There are also plans for Mobile Poker. Games: Texas Hold'em, Omaha, Omaha Hi/Lo, 7-card-stud, 7-card-stud Hi/Lo, Chinese Poker plus other casino games such as Blackjack, Craps, Roulette, Caribbean Pirate Poker, Video Poker, Slots, Baccarat and many more games. The assortment of games is very large, as you would expect from a real live casino perhaps. Minimum limits are 0.25$/0.50$ to a maximum of 50$/100$. Site also offers pot-limit and no- limit games. The game quality in general is about average with Short Handed No-Limit Hold’em being on the softer side. The Short Handed Pot-Limit Omaha action is very good. As for the rest of the Omaha games, they are average to scarce. Poker Tournaments: There are so many tournaments you will find it hard to believe, The Sit & Go's at Prime Poker get as much traffic as their ring games, even more. For as little as $1.20, or up to $525 there will be people to compete with. Multi Table Tournaments are very popular at Prime Poker . Throughout the day, they offer various guaranteed tournaments ranging from $2000 ($10 + $1 buy in) up to $25,000 ($30 + $3 re buy). Player Traffic: Prime Poker is part of the Ongame Network, which ranks in the top five for player traffic. At peak times you can expect to find over 4,000 players, and plenty of games open for all variations. Soft Competition: With the large amount of users connected, you can count on there is a large number of fish at Prime Poker. In general, most sites today that don't accept US poker players are much fishier than US rooms, and that is definitely the case here. Sign Up Bonus: When you make your first deposit at Prime Poker you will receive a bonus of 100%, up to $500. Prime Poker bonus requires 10 Points for every dollar. For example, a deposit bonus of $50 will require 500 Points. As soon as you have collected the points you need, your bonus will be credited automatically to your account. Loyalty Bonus/ Promotions: Prime Poker also reward it's loyal players with 15% reload bonuses. Support: Prime Poker offers very good and helpful email, telephone and Live Chat support. Financial Security: Prime Poker is highly secured, due to the fact that the room is part of the OnGame network. Prime Poker is a popular poker room and for being a relative newcomer they are attracting players fast. Prime Poker offer many special promotions such as money-added tournaments, freerolls and qualifiers to big poker events. Prime Poker offers great statistical analysis of played hands and allows for live statistics when all-in. Advantages:
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