Royal Vegas Poker Review

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Review & Rankings of Royal Vegas Poker

Opened - 2003 Software - Prima Poker Sister Sites - Too many to list, over 30 at this point. User Rankings - Vote Now Graphics - 0/10 Customer Support - 0/10 Tournaments - 0/10 Money Games - 0/10 Overall - 0/10 Number of Votes - 0 Royal Vegas Poker is part of the Prima Poker network, a group of over 30 poker sites. They came on the scene last year and have grown to be one of the 5 biggest poker rooms online. Some of the biggest positives are that they offer some of the best monthly bonuses and free tournaments in poker. Some of the negatives is their customer support. Read below to find out more. Royal Vegas Poker has one main problem - customer support. Their customer support can be lacking at times and you really need to phone them - emails seem to be hit and miss. If you have a problem you really have to get on them and not let them forget about you. The other major problem is that they have three $1000 tournaments every day and they are free to enter but you must have played at least 50 raked hands in the previous 24 hours to qualify. It has become apparent that they simply are not tracking the number of hands you play properly. Sometimes you play way more than 50 hands and you can't get in and other times you don't play at all and you do get in. However, Royal Vegas Poker also has some huge positives. They offer a very nice monthly bonus for frequent players - over $20,000 in total - and they offer a very large number of free rolls every day. They have a total of 6 free rolls every day for a total prize pool of over $3,500. Overall, Royal Vegas Poker is bit of a mixed bag. The tournaments are really nice and the monthly bonuses are great but the customer support can be frustrating at times. It's really up to the individual player to decide what is more important to them and if you're unsure, give them a try for a while and find out. Good - lots of free tournaments - a fair number of players on the money   tables and in the tournaments - good monthly bonus offers Bad - questionable customer support - bugs with software including tracking   the number of hands players play

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Multi-Table Tournaments

Free Rolls - Royal Vegas Poker has a number of free rolls every day. They have 3 no-strings attached free rolls every day, one for $100, one for $200 and the last for $500. They also have 3 tournaments a day each for $1000 each but you must have played 50 raked hands in the previous 24 hours to qualify. Be warned, as noted above, that they have had a lot of trouble tracking players raked hands and it can be hard to get timely answers via email. Buy-In Tournaments - They range from $1+0 to $100+10. Notes - They have a lot of free tournaments as well as a few guaranteed tournaments every day.

Sit and Gos
	Table Sizes - The tables are 10 and 5 seater's. Fixed Limit Tables - $2+0.50 up to $100+9 No Limit Tables - $2+0.50 up to $100+9 Pot Limit Tables - $2+0.50 up to $100+9 Blinds - They increase every 10 hands. It takes about 50 minutes. The blinds escalate quite quickly compared to some sites. Number of Players - There are a decent number of players in the $30+1 and lower tournaments.

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Ring Games
	Texas Holdem Table Sizes - Some tables have 6 chairs and some have 10. Fixed Limit Tables - $0.50/1 tables up to $100/200 No Limit Tables - $0.25/0.50 and $15/30 Pot Limit Tables - $0.25/0.50 to $15/30 Notes - There is a decent, if not huge amount of play on the real money tables.
	Omaha Table Sizes - All tables have 10 chairs Fixed Limit Tables - $0.50/1 tables up to $50/100 No Limit Tables - $0.50/1 to $1/2 Pot Limit Tables - $0.50/1 to $1/2 Notes - There are very few players on the Omaha tables. There is usual 1 or 2 tables running. A big minus is that there are no hi/lo games.
	7 Card Stud Table Sizes - All tables have 8 chairs Fixed Limit Tables - $0.50/1 tables up to $50/100 No Limit Tables - $0.50/1 Pot Limit Tables - $0.50/1 to $1/2 Notes - There are very few players on the 7 Card Stud tables. There's an average of about 2 or 3 tables at a time.
	5 Card Stud Table Sizes - All tables have 8 chairs Fixed Limit Tables - $0.50/1 tables up to $50/100 No Limit Tables - $0.50/1 Pot Limit Tables - $0.50/1 to $1/2 Notes - There are very few players on the 7 Card Stud tables. There's an average of about 2 or 3 tables at a time.

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Bonuses and Promotions
Initial Deposit	Welcome Bonus - $10 free and 40% on you first deposit up to $40 in bonus money. Play Through Requirements - For both the $10 free offer and the 40% promotion, you must bet in a minimum of 100 hands before you can withdraw the money.
Loyalty Programs	Comp Program - For March, the top 200 players share a prize pool of $20,000 and everyone who is dealt in 50 raked hands in a day qualifies for their three daily $1,000 free rolls.

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Payment Options
Payment Processor - Proc Cyber Services	Deposit Withdraw 900 Pay   Check   Firepay Mastercard Neteller PaySpark   Prepaid ATM Visa

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