1. Titan Poker
2. Party Poker
3. SkyPoker
4. Lucky Ace
5. Pacific Poker
6. PKR
7. Everest Poker
8. Gnuf
9. Mansion Poker
10. Poker770
11. PokerKings
12. Betfair Poker
13. Ladbrokes Poker
14. Bet365 Poker
15. Empire Poker
16. RedKings
17. bwin
Appendix:
I. Poker Networks
II. Sites to Avoid
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Overview
Mansion Poker is the "village bicycle" of online poker rooms. They used to be on a stand-alone network. Then they moved to the OnGame network. Now they're on the iPoker network. What's good for them is that the iPoker network is huge, so the games are plentiful and quite fishy.
Bonus
For those interested in depositing at Mansion Poker, they offer a 150% deposit bonus up to $600. Additionally, players will receive a flat $50 free on any deposit they make of $50 or more. This offer is exclusive for PokerTips.org readers. Make sure you use one of our links to Mansion Poker or else you will just get a 100% up to $500 bonus.
The bonus code for this bonus is pokertips. It is case sensitive, so make sure you input it exactly as 'pokertips.'
Tournaments
Mansion has a lot of great tournaments for mid-stakes players. In May, the European Championships of Online Poker (ECOOP) will be held which is one of the largest online tournament series of the year.
Software
The iPoker software used to be pretty buggy but it's been improved a lot over the years. I like the colors of Mansion Poker's skin.
Competition Level
The competition at Mansion Poker is pretty representative of the online average. Their small- to medium-stakes games are pretty soft, especially when played shorthanded. The larger games can be pretty sharky, but that's commonplace nowadays.
Customer Service
Mansion's customer service is really good. They offer phone, chat, and email service. The online chat representatives are usually pretty helpful for basic stuff.
Ring Games Offered
Texas Hold'em, Omaha Hi-Lo, Omaha, 7-Stud, 7-Stud Hi-Lo, 5-Card Draw
Fixed Limits: .15-$.30 to $500-$1,000
NL & PL Blinds: $.05-$.10 to $50-$100
Tournaments Offered
Texas Hold'em, Omaha Hi-Lo, Omaha, 7-Stud, 7-Stud Hi-Lo, 5-Card Draw
Heads-Up: $1 to $500
Single-Table: $1 to $500
Multi-Table: $1 to $1,000
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