Poker Software Toplist

The Poker Stars software and network are privately owned and developed. The software is one of the absolute best in the business and a main reason why the site has done exceptionally well. Aside from its great feel, stability and aesthetics, it's also fast, highly customizable, stable, secure and caters well to the multi-table player.

Party Poker's software is developed by the company and is not a part of any poker network. The software is fast, detailed and very reliable and is updated regularly without significant downtime. It also supports play at up to twelve tables simultaneously and multi-table play runs smooth and problem free.

Full Tilt Poker operates on privately developed software and their own, rapidly growing network with no shared player base. The software is one of the best available, with good customization options, fast game play, unique graphics and very high reliability.

Titan Poker is currently the leading room on the expanding iPoker network, with more and more rooms being added all the time - the latest being Nuts Poker. The software is developed by leading international firm Playtech and is available in five languages: English, French, German, Spanish and Italian. The graphics are nice and clear, the functionality is good and the software is updated regularly without significant downtime.

Once dominated by their oldest brand, PokerRoom.com, the OnGame network is growing rapidly and more and more rooms are coming on board, including the popular and star-studded Hollywood Poker. The software features first-class graphics, speed and design and comes in both a download and no-download version.

Bodog Poker offers full-feature software that runs fast and smooth. It has very good playability and lots of options to customize your playing experience. The graphics are clean and classy, and Bodog is quite unique in that it no longer uses the classic "table" design; instead, you get the feeling of "floating" on a big red carpet.

Unibet Poker is one of the more well known European poker rooms on the Microgaming network. It runs on a customized version of the Microgaming software, which offers clean graphics, high playability and runs fast and smooth.

Paradise Poker was one of the true pioneers in online poker and their software served as the standard for several years. Recently, however, Paradise decided it was time for a change and joined the International Poker Network, adopting Boss Media's software in the process. Boss Media - a Swedish Internet gambling software and service provider for several leading online poker rooms - has developed very stable software that features multi-currency play and deposits, and even though it's a little on the slow side, it offers good functionality and playability.

The Pacific Poker software is privately owned and developed by leading online gaming company 888.com. The poker room's software has been through several updates since the site launched, but in May 2007 it underwent some significant changes and the software now offers superb search functions, 3D-avatars, mini-view functions for multi-tabling and a vastly improved look and feel.

The Cake Poker network is one of the fastest growing today, thanks to being one of the few that still accept U.S. players. The software was developed by a group of poker players and includes a very functional lobby and nice graphics. It runs fast and smooth with good playability, even with multiple tables open.

Betfair Poker's software is developed by the company and isn't part of any poker network. It's fast, clean and offers good playability. The software went through a massive update in early 2007 and some great features were added including multi-table mini-view, improved graphics, enhanced search functions and the option to play at up to 15 tables simultaneously.