Bodog Poker
Bodog's site originally started as a Sports book, with a main focus on the market. However, since then, they have grown into a large betting business, offering online gamblers countless ways to bet. One of these bet methods is poker, and quite hot at the moment. ( Bodog Casino review ). Since I am a big supporter of the poker fever that is currently raging all over the globe, I decided that Bodog Poker room should have the attention in my next review. Getting the necessary software to be able to play was very easy. Only a 3.5 mb file had to be downloaded and installed. For poker software, this file is very small - so anyone with even the slightest download connection should be able to join. Navigating accounts is also very easy at Bodog, as the same is simply used for Sports book - casino - and poker. You only need to fill out a standard form to become a customer of Bodog.
Depositing money with Bodog is just as easy, although pressing the Cashier button actually takes you back to their Web page. But this is because; an integrated of the bank part and most players should have no problems with this at all. Money can be deposited in several ways, including Visa and Neteller. I've seen several methods elsewhere, but I'm sure most players will be satisfied with the ones available here. I deposited $ 100 from Neteller, it only took a few seconds. Many online poker rooms are part of a larger network, at Bodog Poker room they are the network itself. This is because they have developed the software themselves. Therefore, if you want to play at Bodog tables, then you need to sign up the whole site.
The large selection of different tables at Bodog Poker Room has access via the lobby, where the games are divided by type. Texas Hold'em is of course there along with Omaha and Stud. My experience in all the time I have been with Bodog, however, is that most players seem to stay at the Hold'em tables. Although a few stayed at the other tables with other variants of poker, the active tables were always full and I never got a place to play a non-Hold'em game.
I even tried to sit at an empty $ 3 / $ 6 table, but unfortunately no one came! So my game started at a pretty busy $ 5 / $ 10 fixed table . To be completely honest, this was an oversized table for my bank account, but I decided to get rich, or lose it all. So I sat down and bought chips. Luckily I did really well on my first hand. I got a 10 and a kid, as this in itself is not great, I would wait and see the flop. Ok, 9, lady, king of hearts was flipped and I had a straight. But since there were also 3 hearts on the table at the same time, it could go wrong. The next card was hearts ace, this meant that with my hearts kid, I now had a nut flush. My hand could not be beaten, I played carefully and cashed in a nice pot of $ 117.