The poker room had barely opened before it immediately started attracting traffic. Exactly two months after launch, at 12:00 PM Moscow time, there are 16 cash tables running at limits ranging from NL10 to NL50. For some reason, there’s always exactly one table open at NL2.

In any tournament—a guarantee. Overlays almost always, especially during the day. Right now I’m playing for $2.20/ Guarantee—$50. 14 people have registered.

I checked out the site on March 17. For some reason, the room rejected my Gmail address during registration, so I had to use my Yandex email—and it worked. There’s no Omaha yet, but there’s a surprising amount of Hold’em, up to NL200. You can always see the most promising table in the lobby—wherever the average pot is big, that’s where the action is. Almost everyone I saw was completely out of control. In one of the first hands I played, a guy made a 10-big-blind continuation bet on the flop and got called. Total anarchy so far, basically. Playing two tables is relatively convenient—everything’s in one tab, and it automatically switches you to the table where it’s your turn. In short, if you’re willing to put up with playing in a browser without dedicated software, these are the rooms with the best fields at low and medium limits right now.

A huge brand with tons of recreational players from the casino and sportsbook. The limits in Hold'em are decent right off the bat, with a very friendly player pool. MTT players say the tournaments are pretty sweet too. I wish the client were a bit more user-friendly!

There are plenty of games available, and the odds are currently very good at lower stakes, though higher stakes are coming soon. Cashout is available after verification. In terms of features, it’s similar to Stake.

So far, the teams are excellent—I highly recommend them. Even without stats, you can still play and make a good profit!

There are quite a few games. At NL25 and NL50, there aren't many tables in the morning, but things pick up during the day and in the evening. You can almost always find 3–4 tables with recreational players. There are JP, straddle, and bomb pot tables.
The downsides are obvious—no trackers, software without hotkeys, and so on.
The deposit process is very user-friendly.

A great place to add a couple of tables to the load

I've been playing for a week. The player mix varies: sometimes there are three amateurs at the table, and other times there are only five tables in the NL25-50 lobby with semi-pros and a four-person waitlist. But I don't play enough for this to be a truly representative sample. The software is decent; it's playable. It’s inconvenient to use the browser alongside other rooms. It’s still okay with 1Win, since they apparently share the same software developer. It’ll definitely work as a backup room.