CD Poker is a new online poker casino that has enjoyed a fast growth right from its very beginning. It has grown to be a preferred poker room in iPoker. CD Poker has successfully worked with a variety of promotional schemes to keep hold of players. As with all the other iPoker network members, CD Poker games are run with PlayTech’s software -- this promises for a steady and safe game environment. Though the graphics is average, it is good enough to play without difficulty.
Games are usually profitable and there’s plenty of action. The website looks fairly good, despite its dull webpage layout. The site offers plenty of info on various facets of online poker. CD Poker presents an abundance of impressive promotions to draw and hold players.
For the high hands you get consolation jackpots. You also get the bad beats along with plenty of sit and gos. CD Poker offers an easy bonus of $50 for every friend that you bring. There are other bonuses as well that need some hard work, so you should prepare well enough. There are some nice freerolls for the beginners and some guaranteed tourneys that can offer an overlay. CD Poker also frequently gives away tokens for free – you can use these as buy-ins for satellites and tourneys.
CD Poker uses iPoker software, which is not the best in today’s market. Although the chairs and rugs are well detailed, the usability is not adequate enough. Still the software does finish its intended job. The lobby has a simple navigation and doesn’t have any worrying lag. The waiting list feature offers good help for the players.
The game variety at CD Poker is fair enough but it doesn’t take it to the state-of-the-art level. However, it does offer some of the usual variations such as Texas Holdem, Omaha High-Low Omaha High, and Seven Card Stud. You also have the usual types of No Limit, Fixed Limit, and Pot Limit. Above all, the Sit And Gos of CD Poker are quite well-liked due to the presence of some good jackpots. Anyone who wins six Sit And Gos in a row gets a really impressive jackpot.
Most of the controls at the table are simple to use, and the general playability of CD Poker does meet the necessary standards. You should spend $1580 for a buy-in however you also have plenty of other cheaper options. Overall, this one is not a bad place at all to play at.
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