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Ladbrokes Poker offers many loose games with wild action, sometimes the view flop averages climb into the 70s. Under circumstances like that a solid poker player normally will have a chance of making a healthy profit but the competition at Ladbrokes is pretty tough (in both tournaments and ring games). The player volume is growing rapidly for both tournaments and ring games. A good selection of playing forms (Hold’em, Omaha, 7-Card-Stud and 5-Card-Stud) is offered but the pot-limit and no-limit Texas Hold’em games draw most of the action. There are lots of short-handed tables. Players from the United States are not allowed to play at Ladbrokes Poker.
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Ladbrokes Poker offers many games like Omaha High and Hi-Lo, Texas Hold'em, 5-Card-Stud, 7-Card-Stud, and many more variations. You can play real games or for fun too. Games on offer are available on no limit, pot limit, and fixed limit tables. Table limits range from $0.15/$0.30 to $300/$600. Seven-card stud Hi-Lo version is presently unavailable. Omaha tables attract the maximum crowd.
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Ladbrokes offers a painless commission free currency exchange service into US Dollars. (All Poker staking takes place in USD). Ladbrokes does not use bid / offer rates but instead runs floating mid-point prices for over 15 different currencies. There are no restrictions on taking out your winnings, Ladbrokes pay your winnings to your bank account, immediately, upon request and you can use Switch and Delta cards. Ladbrokes is commonly recognised to have the best banking service of any online poker operator.
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Ring game traffic at Ladbrokes Poker is pretty consistent, averaging about a number of one thousand four hundred to one thousand six hundred players (1,400-1,600) on their peak hours. Even off-peak hours at Ladbrokes Poker generate a quite decent volume of traffic. Although the amount of traffic is not as enormous as in tournament traffic, it is still impressive considering that US residents are not permitted to play at all. The evening hours are the time when player traffic is heaviest.
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Ladbrokes rake is attractive for the high end player, not good for the low end player. The pot-limit and no-limit is raked at every $5, which is good. While limit games up to $1/$2 are capped at $1.50, rather than the $1 at most other sites, which is not good. The tournaments fees charge 20% for tournaments under $100 (ie. $5 + $1 fee), which is not good. While high end tournaments over $100 can be less than 10%, which is good.
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Freerolls: The Ladbrokes Poker freerolls are not great. They have a once daily $200 that has no raked hands requirement. They ... have a daily feeder tourney freeroll, but this often gets over 5,000 entrants so can be quite tedious, especially when prize money is only paid from re-buys accumalated. Normally you can expect about £100 for 2nd. 1st is feeder to bigger tourney. They have a dailly $1000 raked hands freeroll.
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