Poker.com (PDC Poker) Review (Rating 8/10)

Poker.com is a very serious attempt to launch a new and independent poker room. The domain itself almost guarantees success and the poker room has already taken off nicely. Poker.com is still regarded as a newcomer to the poker industry but has established a great reputation during their first year online (Read Full Review)

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Poker.com (PDC Poker) Rooms Full Review

Poker.com is a very serious attempt to launch a new and independent poker room. The domain itself almost guarantees success and the poker room has already taken off nicely. Poker.com is still regarded as a newcomer to the poker industry but has established a great reputation during their first year online. Poker.com is already a popular place for low no limit ring games and with time they will surely build a much larger poker room. Besides pretty low user traffic, this room earns a degree of excellence for its superb software. The software is nice but a few things need improvements and development is still going on.

They are continually improving the software and adding new features, and it is now on par with anything in the market. Poker.com has a lot of different features available, their software is under constant development and if you desire additional features writes them an e-mail they actually read them and implement some of the suggestions. Poker.com hosts excellent freeroll tournaments and is recognized as one of the most ambitious at this area, and they also have a loyalty program and great bonuses for new and regular players.

Blackjack is available but currently only for play money they may implement more games when more players start to frequent their site. The only issue that stops Poker.com from scoring a jackpot review is its graphics interface. There is a plethora of useful options, such as the ability of removing play money games. The software is unique to Poker.com and under constant development. There is lobby music added to the simple layout. The graphical design is nice; it offers something new to the online poker industry some will like it others not with any graphical design it is a matter of subjective opinion. The table is one of the most prominent features. It's almost like MSN Messenger crossed with a poker client.

It looks fairly good and the functionality is excellent. Poker.com offers hand histories, win statistics, note taking and graphical tagging of opponents. There is a large amount of statistics and a very functional buddy list, as well as player notes where you can set your opponents' type of play style. As a new and small poker room the online professionals have yet to discover the new feeding ground. Many new players just type in poker.com in their browser and start to play at Poker.com. The best feature is being able to expose only one card at showdown just like on TV.

New players often process no poker skills whatsoever and frequenting the Poker.com tables can be quite profitable. Poker.com offers Texas Hold'em and Omaha only, split into scheduled games, sit 'N' goes, satellites to bigger events as well as private games. Poker.com has a ‘comp points’ system where you accumulate points by playing ring games and online poker tournaments. The points can be converted into Poker.com merchandise and tournament coupons.