Titan Poker Review | This poker room does NOT allow U.S. players. | | | | | Titan Poker is a solid medium to large poker site that offers a high number of promotions, a friendly staff, and a wide array of games. With that said, there’s nothing hugely unique about the site. It’s a safe place to play (provided the player is not from the U.S.) with plenty of action but nothing to set it apart from any other site. Titan Poker is also the new home of the European championship of online poker (ECOOP). | | | | | Ratings | | | Graphics | | | Playability | | | Game Variety | | | Promotions/Bonus | | | Payment Options | | | Overall rating | | | | | | Bonus and Promotions | | | Deposit Bonus | 100% up to $500 | | | | | | | | | | | Titan Poker is a skin for iPoker using Playtech software. Generally speaking game play is smooth and the screen is aesthetically pleasing unless the vibrant colors and flashing lights give offense. In addition to the various poker games they offer they have a casino section allowing one to explore his or her other gambling fantasies. | | | | | | Titan Poker offers extensive bonuses and promotions . Their first time deposit bonus (100% up to $500). Be warned, it takes a lot of work to get the full benefit of the deposit bonus and a lot of hours on the virtual felt. On top of these are their jackpots offered for winning a certain number of sit n go’s in a row. While these look very nice they’re extremely difficult to achieve and not always financially sound to shoot for. | | | | | TitanPoker.com tournaments run pretty standard. With buy-ins ranging from $1.10 to over $1000 and starting every ten to fifteen minutes, they’ve got a tourney to match any bankroll at any time. The tourneys are the usual: freezeouts, rebuys, 6-handed, satellites, and freerolls, as well as a monthly shootout (sometimes called knockout). If you're not a big tournament player they also offer a wide array of sit n go’s (maxing at 50 players.) The buy-in amount matches the tourneys with the same satellite opportunities. 
Cash Games The cash game tables are well represented from $.02/$.04 up to $25/$50, with occasional tables at higher stakes in NL. Tables range in size from heads-up to 10 seats with stops at 6 and 8 along the way, allowing for any style of play to flourish. As usual the bulk of players sit at the NL Hold’em tables with a respectable amount at Limit Hold’em and very few at their other games: Limit and Pot Limit Omaha, Limit and Pot Limit HiLo, and 5 and 7 card stud. Titan Poker also advertises a Daily Bad Beat Jackpot and a Daily High Hand Jackpot to give players an extra chance to earn some cash at the tables. | | | | | | Titan is on the iPoker network which generally is packed with aggressive new players who like giving their money away.
Players traffic averages from about 20,000 - 25,000 and up to 40,000+ at peak hours. | | | | | | | | Games available on Titan Poker include Texas Hold‘em NL, PL, and limit; Omaha and Omaha H/L in limit and pot-limit. Table limts go as high as $50/$100. | | | | | | | Titan Poker accepts VISA, MasterCard, NETeller, Epassporte, FirePay, InstaDebit, Citadel Commerce, My Citadel, Click2Pay, OnDemandFunds, eWalletXpress, Moneybookers, UseMyBank, EcoCard, Paysafecard, Cheques, and Wire Transfer.
The minimum deposit is $25 | | | | | | | Support is available via telephone, email, fax, and live chat. They are generally knowledgeable and efficient. | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
