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Games that can be played: Limit Texas Holdem, Omaha, Omaha H/L, 7-Card Stud, 7-Card Stud Hi/Lo, No-Limit Texas Holdem Languages that the software supports: English
This site runs 5 freerolls daily, three $50 and two $100. They have a Nuts Points Tournament (up to $3000 guaranteed) where you can enter without paying an entry fee but instead use your points you earn while playing ring or tournaments. They also have the jackpot Sit N’ Go’s where if you win 5 in a row and you could win $10,000 or more (it’s progressive) or get 1st or 2nd five in a row and you could win $750. The amount that you win depends on your buy-in. Poker School Nuts Poker offers the Nuts Academy. Deposit Methods There is a minimum deposit of $10. Currently Nuts Poker accepts the following deposit methods: • Credit/Charge Cards -(Visa, MasterCard) • Click2Pay – Click2Pay is a secure and free web wallet that allows you to transfer funds instantly from a variety of different options: including ACH, Credit Card and Direct Debit. • EcoCard • InstaDebit • Moneybookers – Moneybookers is a tool that allows players to safely send and receive money via e-mail – instantly. Players can fund their account via CC or Wire. • paysafecard • WebMoney – WebMoney Transfer has a verification system in which each user gets a WebMoney passport (digital certificate). WebMoney Transfer offers a number of ways to add funds to purses: bank transfer, cash deposits, WM card deposits, etc. • Wire Transer • EntroPay • Local Bank Payment CashOut Methods Cashouts are first processed back to the method(s) used to deposit. If the cash out exceeds the total amount you deposited, you have the following options to receive the rest of your winnings: • WebMoney • Credit Card • InstaDebit • Bank Draft • Click2Pay • Bank Draft Express • WireTransfer The software has excellent functionality and has a great layout for player actions. Support is readily available and a nice help feature for new players. Software allows buddy lists, cash and tournament histories, and transferring of funds to other players. Players have their choice of avatars to represent them. Overall their software has is user-friendly, full of nice graphics, and is quite solid in performance. • Texas Holdem – Limit, Pot Limit, No Limit • Omaha Hi Poker – Limit, Pot Limit • Omaha High-Low – Limit, Pot Limit • Seven Card Stud – Limit • Five Card Stud – Limit • Poker Tournaments If you love tournaments, this site has scheduled tournaments, Sit & Go’s, satellites, heads-up or special jackpot Sit & Go’s; this is the site to be looking on. Tournaments start around every 15 minutes and are aimed at all players. This site even has double stack tournaments for those who like to have larger chip stacks to start. Since Nuts Poker is part of the iPoker Network, it had a running start. The traffic here is pretty consistent at all limits. There are over 45,000 players during peak hours playing tournaments and over 8,000 ring players. As part of the ipoker network, Nuts Poker offers nice and soft games at the low limits tables. Nuts Poker offers a 100% bonus on your first money deposit up to $500. Bonuses are credited by earning Nuts Points while playing ring and tournaments. 600 points = $5 of bonus. Refer a Friend Bonus Receive $50 for each friend that joins and your friends will get $50 as well. • European Championship of Online Poker – a $2,500,000 online tournament. Don’t miss your share. • EPT Prague – you could represent Nuts Poker by winning your way through the satellites. A prize package worth $9,000. • 2008 Aussie Millions Poker Championship – win your way to this event by playing satellites. This prize package is worth $13,000 including your entry to this main event. They have 24hr support, 365 days a year and it’s available by telephone, email, and fax. Support is good with a fast response time. Currencies Supported Transactions can be made in the following currencies: Euro (€) and U.S. Dollar ($). Advantages:
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