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Mansion Poker Review
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Mansion Poker, originally a stand-alone poker room launched in in 2005, has expanded their game variety and player volume dramatically now they have become part of the iPoker network. Mansion poker can now give players access to over $16 million each month in cash tournament prizes and offer great rewards with the Mansion Point loyalty bonus scheme. With 10,000 ring-game players and 55,000 tournament players at peak hours, Mansion Poker has some serious clout in the industry.

Mansion Poker now offer all the advantages that come with having a huge customer base - big value guaranteed tournament prizes, massive sit-and-go jackpots, great freerolls with cash prizes up to $15,000 and a wide selection of qualifying events for major live poker tournaments.

The software (provided by the iPoker network ) is excellent with good looking graphics and stable performance even during peak times.

Mansion Poker is a real heavyweight when it comes to tournaments, almost half of the player traffic is directed to the range of tournaments on offer. There are a number of freerolls with up to $15,000 in cash prizes with a scheduled $300,000 guaranteed tournament and a $250k weekly Sunday guarantee prize. Additionally there is a $15,000 Royal Guaranteed tournament every month and a variety of tournaments held each day.

When it comes to games mansion poker has all the bases covered with Texas Hold'em, Omaha, Omaha Hi-Lo, Five-Card Stud and Seven-Card Stud all on offer and busy virtually 24/7.As with other poker rooms, most players are to be found in the low-limit Texas Hold'em games. Speed/Turbo Poker is also available for those adrenaline junkies. Standard of play is quite soft with lots of novice players being enticed with aggressive marketing an players visiting from the Mansion casino or sports betting sites.

Deposits are accepted via Bank transfer, Cheques, Bank Drafts, International Money Orders, Credit/Debit cards, Neteller, FirePay, Nexum, Moneybookers and ECO. With cashouts paid out by Bank Transfers, Checks, Credit/Debit cards, Neteller, FirePay, Moneybookers and ECO. Mansion poker are currently offering a 100% deposit bonus up to $500 for all new players.

Mansion rewards player loyalty with membership to their unique Club Mansion. You earn Mansion Club Points for every raked hand you play, the points can be exchanged for gifts, tournament tickets or cash bonuses via the Club Mansion shop.

A highly recommended site, hard to find anything negative at all about Mansion Poker. The game selection could be slightly better but that's just nitpicking. You really cant go wrong choosing mansion with tots of loose players, excellent software, huge list of tournaments and high player traffic.


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