tower gaming poker

Anyone who has played at an OnGame site before will know what they are getting. The software does it's job but is slower and clunkier than the majority of other sites. This can be a blessing in disguise though as it deters a lot of full-time grinders from playing on the network. For multi-tablers there is a mini-table option which makes the tables slightly easier to work with and as long as you're not playing very long sessions you shouldn't have too many problems once you get used to the software. In general there is nothing special that stands out in regards to the graphics used by Tower Gaming's poker client software. The lobby is simple and easy to work with, and has filters for cash games so only the tables you are interested in are displayed. With Tower Gaming you have to register first before you can download their software and quite alot of the account interaction is done via their site than through the software itself.

For the micro and low-stakes players there will always be a game running that suits your needs. Limit Hold'em games start at $0.05/$0.10, with good traffic up to $2/$4 and beyond at peak times (with mainly European players, peak traffic is usually 8pm to 1am GMT.) If no-limit poker is your preference games start from $10 max buy-in with good traffic for multi-tablers up to $100 max buy-in. Pot-limit Omaha games are offered starting at $10 max buy-in and there are usually at least a few medium stakes games running at non-peak times. 7-card Stud is also spread, although there's not much traffic with most games running between $0.25/$0.50 (the lowest stakes offered) and $0.50/$1.

Real-money player statistics as of June 2009 show 1,700 ring-game players at peak hours, and 4,000 tournament players at peak hours.

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