Titan Poker

Titan Poker is a skin of the iPoker network, meaning they share the same players as VC Poker, Fair Poker and other iPoker sites, unfortunately they do not accept US players. They use Playtech’s industry leading software and you can really tell because the rooms look great. However, these excellent graphics come at a price because they demand a lot of bandwidth. This results in Titan Poker disconnecting often, even when your connection seems to be working fine. Games are fairly loose as a rule, with lots of casino players and new recruits, and with lots of high-value promotions and bonuses offered, more and more players are showing up daily.

Action is definitely heaviest at the low and micro-stakes Hold'em games, and particularly at European peak hours, but action at other games is also decent. If you're looking for an Omaha game, Titan's a great place to start, although the standard of play is probably a little bit higher than normal thanks to the heavy European presence. Game selection includes Texas Hold'em, Omaha Hi-Lo, Omaha Hi, Seven-Card Stud Hi and Five-Card Stud with full-ring, six-max and heads-up tables available. Titan Poker also offers plenty of tournaments, satellites and freerolls with really good value. The flagship event for the network is the multi-million dollar European Championship of Online Poker, which Titan naturally runs plenty of satellites for, but satellites for big ticket packages to live events around the world are plentiful also.

The software is pretty solid, with very player-friendly tables, graphics and functions and a smooth flow to game play.If there is a slight downside, the graphics do feel a bit more "stiff" than say Stars or Tilt, but on the whole it's nice and clear, with easy-to-read cards and action buttons.The lobby is also super easy to navigate, as is the cashier, and finding games is simple. Stats functions are excellent. Player notes are available and the lobby has key table stats like viewed-flop percentage, average pot size and hands per hour. Players can also see their hand history in a nice graphic interface. Overall, it's an excellent playing experience.

Real-money player statistics as of June 2009 show 10,000 ring-game players at peak hours and 55,000 tournament playersat peak hours.