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Doyles Room Poker | Vegas Legends Tournament Series

by Michael

Welcome Bonus: 110% bonus up to $550 (limited time offer) 

Doyle’s Room is powered by Microgaming and is owned and endorsed by a living legend in the game – Doyle Brunson.  Players will find a wide range of tournaments and active cash games at various limits. Doyle’s Room has always had an impeccable reputation for fair gaming and financial security. The company is owned by DRPN (Doyle’s Room Poker Network) and fully licensed Curacao, Netherlands Antilles.

New players can expect to receive a great first deposit sign-up bonus for Doyle’s. The top bonus offered as of right now is a 110% match up to $550. All of your bonuses will be released based on comp points accumulated through real money ring games and tournaments. One of the biggest benefits is these comp point can also be redeemed for cash.

Since the move over to Microgaming, Doyle’s Room has been able to sustain a large amount of traffic that is typically steady throughout the day. This means you can expect a wide variation of skilled players from the typical loose player in the micro games, to the more skilled in the higher limits. On average the low limit games represent a 55% viewed flop percentage with this significantly reduced at the $5/$10 level and above.

The ring games offer your standard variations with each structured for their respective limits. The current line-up available at Doyle’s Room consists of Holdem, Omaha, Omaha Hi-Lo, Seven-Card Stud, Five-Card Stud and Five-Card Draw. The stakes start as low as $0.02/$0.04 and can climb as high as $200/$400 although Doyle’s Room doesn’t have enough traffic to keep the high stake tables as active as other rooms. The traffic generally peaks at 3,500 real money players and the majority of the focus is geared towards Texas Holdem and Omaha. Doyle’s Room takes a 5% rake with a cap fixed at $3 per pot with table prorated based on players and stakes.

One of the main attractions in the tournament schedule is the “Bounty Series” which gives you a shot at playing with not only Doyle Brunson but his son as well. These games will attract plenty of players and provide for some solid competition. You will also be able to qualify or satellite your way into live events such as the Main Event of the WSOP, or EPT. Other tournaments available include; freeze-outs, double stacked, turbo, guaranteed payments, and re-buys, which is the main focus of most games here. The buyins are structured for all bankrolls with the lowest game available for $1 and climbing as high as a couple hundred for the featured events.

Doyle’s Room is on the Microgaming Poker Network that has been an industry leader in software for both online casinos and poker rooms for the last few years. Some of the strong points that can be seen in the software is the incredible speed. You won’t experience any lags or delays and the platform is completely stable and reliable. The lobby provides the vital statistics you would expect to see such as viewed flop percentage, hands per hour, average chip stack, and average pot size. Multi-tabling is available in both cascading tiles and mini view pitons and switching between methods should not interfere with your game. The graphics are very clear and the overall layout is easy to navigate. The only downside we found was at the tables – your options for betting and folding is arranged different than most rooms so it will take you a bit to get accustomed to these.

Support is available through email, live chat and phone daily. The wait times are minimal and you can expect to receive a response usually within 30-60 minutes. If you do need information about any of the room’s features and options, you can usually find it on the Doyles Room website.

This information was accurate when it was written, but can change without notice. Please be sure to confirm all information directly with the poker room.

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February 8th, 2008 | permalink