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TonyCarleone
Rising Star
Bronze Level
Hi all i'm new player a poker online and me recomended my friends rooms 888 poker. What you think for this room?
Crap for cash games as the rake is one of the highest. Good luck with your Poker.
roberto51
Visionary
Platinum Level
Perfect for those just starting out. I started at 888 with their freerolls. Then it all progressed to pokerstars, GGPoker, partypoker, unibet. Currently, for various reasons, I prefer WPTGlobal, ACR, and BetOnline.
Mig32
Rock Star
Platinum Level
I get where you're coming from. I agree that 888poker is attractive in one way—it offers tons of freeroll options, which is great for building a bankroll from zero. The volume, accessibility, and even the no-deposit bonus make it a strong choice for beginners looking to get started without risking money .
But I also think it's not the best environment for learning solid strategy, especially if you want to advance your skills. The player base at lower stakes can be overly aggressive and erratic, which often reinforces bad habits—like calling too wide or spewing chips—which you don’t want to carry forward into structured games.
But I also think it's not the best environment for learning solid strategy, especially if you want to advance your skills. The player base at lower stakes can be overly aggressive and erratic, which often reinforces bad habits—like calling too wide or spewing chips—which you don’t want to carry forward into structured games.
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fundiver199
Legend
Loyaler
Only for 2NL and 5NL though. At 10 NL and above its very similar to PokerStars, GG Poker and others.
Recrea_pkr
Enthusiast
Silver Level
The truth is that 888 Poker does not operate in my country, I hope that at some point the poker market in Peru will grow.
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HunRicky63
Enthusiast
Silver Level
I like it too, and the casino is good too.
thwenth1983
Visionary
Platinum Level
Good morning everyone,
In my opinion, 888poker is an excellent poker room — very reliable with fast withdrawals. It also offers MTTs with fewer players, which is great for those who want to reach final tables more often.
It’s also a good idea to play on several different sites, as you may be more profitable on one than another. In my case, I play on: PartyPoker, 888poker, WPT Global, PokerStars, GGPoker, and BlackChipPoker.
The site I stopped playing on is CoinPoker, as I never had any success there.
The first three sites (PartyPoker, 888poker, and WPT Global) are where I make the most profit. It usually alternates from month to month — one month I do better on PartyPoker, the next on 888, and then on WPT. That’s why it’s so important to play on multiple sites: to discover where your game adapts best.
As for GGPoker and BlackChipPoker, those are the sites where I find it most difficult to make a profit.
In my opinion, 888poker is an excellent poker room — very reliable with fast withdrawals. It also offers MTTs with fewer players, which is great for those who want to reach final tables more often.
It’s also a good idea to play on several different sites, as you may be more profitable on one than another. In my case, I play on: PartyPoker, 888poker, WPT Global, PokerStars, GGPoker, and BlackChipPoker.
The site I stopped playing on is CoinPoker, as I never had any success there.
The first three sites (PartyPoker, 888poker, and WPT Global) are where I make the most profit. It usually alternates from month to month — one month I do better on PartyPoker, the next on 888, and then on WPT. That’s why it’s so important to play on multiple sites: to discover where your game adapts best.
As for GGPoker and BlackChipPoker, those are the sites where I find it most difficult to make a profit.
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GrannySmit77
Rock Star
Platinum Level
It's a good start. They have a lot of freerolls and as you progress to platinum on CC the freerolls are bigger. For instance the Saturday freeroll for platinum level is a 300$ freeroll on 888 Poker. I think on GG Poker it is a 100$ freeroll. I don't think CC has any freerolls on Pokerstars. And I haven't played on WPT in a long time. They have some freerolls on Replay Poker. I haven't played there yet.