Welcome to the 1luckygambler.com Poker section. Although we are working to bring you Poker Rooms that you can access from your Casino Sportsbook account, we are unable to develop one before the New Year. Until then we offer the Poker Rooms below. 1luckygambler.com has had a long term relationship with these Poker sites and highly recommend that you check them out.

WorldsBestPartyPoker.com	Click here to try Poker Room for Free
	On October 9th, 2005, Party Poker cut off their four skin sites and began to act independently (not sharing same player base). But still Party Poker boasts the world's highest traffic in both ring games and tournaments. In addition to the huge traffic there are many other advantages with Party Poker, such as loose games, great promotions and loyalty program, special events and a membership referral program. There are quite a few juicy games at Party Poker with
loose action even up to the $30/$60 limits. However, you don't get the statistics to easily locate those games. Recently (October, 2005) black jack, side bet (bet that the flop comes with all red cards etc), and deal making features was implemented in the software. Real money player statistics - November 2005: 12000-15000 ring game players at peak hours, 18000-22000 tournament players at peak hours.

PacificPoker.bz	Click here to try Poker Room for Free
	World-exclusive 60% bonus match up to $100 for PokerListings visitors at Pacific Poker. Pacific Poker has grown tremendously during last year to become the favorite poker room for many Texas Hold'em players looking for very 'juicy' high-action tables and frequent promotions. No-limit and Pot-Limit cash games have been launched in January, with the usual loose/wild action , strongly recommended for players looking to have a good chance at winning.
There aremany special promotions (such as money added and free rolls). Pacific Poker is part of the group behind the world's largest casino - Casino-on-Net since - so there are a "wild" casino customers at the tables! At the limit Hold'em games on Pacific Poker, the view flop percentage in full ring games often is in the 60-ies and 70-ies - even up in the 80-ies!!! The no-limit games so far are often in the 50-ies. The traffic is concentrated to the hold'em games. The action and promotions are great - but the software is rather sub-standard and the graphics leaves room for major improvement. Real money player statistics for Pacific Poker - November 2005: 2200-2600 ring game players at peak hours, 3500-5000 tournament players at peak hours.