Poker Metro

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last updated on November 7th 2005

Poker Metro Review

Well - another Prima Poker success! This is a realtively new poker room which offers you all the fun and tournament variety that you can imagine. Since they are part of the Prima Network, you will obvioulsy be left with no delay in getting to a table that suits your budget and you will find tons of people waiting for you to spend time with.

If you are still a bit unsure as to how the tournaments work, but don't really feel like wasting your time in the "play for fun" mode, then there is an excellent section called "sit and go"! Here you will find tons of smaller tournaments at different buy-ins, some as low as $2, for you to take part in. These seats are usually limited from 5 players to 20 players, depending on the table. I like these tournaments, because they do not cost much and you really get the feel for tournament play. They get very exciting as well, especially since they are limited to such a few players.

The sign up bonus is also great and if you play wisely, you can enjoy your poker time for a long time with just your first deposit!

Promotions

Monte Carlo Millions
GUARANTEED!! $3,000,000 Prize Pool $1,000,000 First Prize

Texas Hold'em Bad Beat Jackpot
Play for Real Money at a Hold'em Table for your chance to share in a $500 JACKPOT!

Magic Hand
Win up to $250 at random if you are playing in the Prima Poker Magic Hand.

Features

• Sit and Go Tournaments
• Single tournaments
• Multi Player
• Play for real or play for fun
• Excellent Animations and graphics
• Live Chat
• Hand History
• Unlimited play for fun
  

Betting Limits

Fixed Limit games, called Fixed in the "Limit" column, are ones where the betting limits are structured by round. This is shown in the "Stakes" column, for example $10/$20 indicates that the initial bets and raises are $10, and the later bets and raises are $20. The minimum buy in for Fixed Limit games is ten times the minimum bet.

Pot Limit games, called PL in the "Limit" column. The maximum amount players can raise or bet is equal to the size of the pot. The size of the pot is the center pot, all bets on the table and the amount the player must call for the current bet. The software handles these calculations. The buy in for Pot Limit games is twenty times the minimum bet. No Limit games, called NL in the "Limit" column, like Pot Limit games have no structure to the betting. Unlike Pot Limit games there is no limit on the maximum bet. As the name implies,

No Limit games have no maximum limit on the amount you can bet or raise, though minimum raise is the amount of the previous bet or raise. The buy in for No Limit games is twenty times the minimum initial bet.

Casino Support Info
Email: support@pokermetro.com