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6.76/10 6.76 / 10

(Note: this poker room does not allow U.S. players). Action Poker is the leading site on the Action Poker network, running on software developed by PlaySafeHoldings AS. Play at Action Poker is very loose and the bulk of the players are relatively weak, which makes the games very profitable for talented players. Sign up through a PokerListings link and receive an exclusive $1,000 deposit bonus at 120% match. Read full review »

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Poker table at Action Poker
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Action Poker poker room lobby
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Hits

  • Attractive look and feel
  • Live support
  • Good statistics functions
  • Detailed lobby information
  • Monster sign-up bonus
  • Loose games

Misses

  • Low traffic
  • Few middle- or high-stakes games
  • No hi-lo games

FULL REVIEW - Action Poker (6.76)

Due to U.S. legislation preventing credit card companies from collecting payments for wagers made by U.S. residents, Action Poker has determined to suspend all real-money gaming business in the United States.

Action Poker is the leading site on the Action Poker network, running on software developed by PlaySafeHoldings AS. Play at Action Poker is very loose and the bulk of the players are relatively weak, which makes the games very profitable for talented players.

Action Poker also offers a slightly different game variety than most poker rooms, with both multi-player poker and other exotic casino poker versions such as Chinese poker, Big Two poker and Panguingue (Pan) on top of the standard Texas Hold'em, Seven-Card Stud and Omaha.

One drawback is that the stakes are very low and, for those wanting to make serious cash, finding a game that is worth playing can be hard. Real-money player statistics as of November 2008 show 150 ring-game players and 500 tournament players at peak hours.

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