Résumé (Rated 7 out of 10)
Si la personnalité de chaque site de poker en ligne pouvait être représentée par un pro du poker différent alors Pacific Poker serait assurément sur la lignée d'Amarillo Slim ou de Doyle Brunson. Un inconditionnel de l'industrie surpassée de nombreuses façons par de plus jeunes concurrents pourtant capable de supporter le succès. Un logiciel précaire, l'installation aléatoire du jeu, et un look décidément peu remarquable rendent Pacific peu susceptible d'être en tête de course pour de nouvelles recrues dans le boom du poker, bien qu'il ait une attraction principale qui en fait une room qu'il vaut la peine de visiter: des cibles faciles et en abondance.
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Choix des parties (Rated 7 out of 10)
Le choix de jeu chez Pacific est assez bon, bien que ne couvrant pas autant d'angles que d'autres sites. Le jeu de tournoi est en grande partie adapté aux plus bas buy-in, en particulier loin des tables de sit-and-go, avec une abondance de free-roll et low-roll quotidiens. Ce sont souvent des satellites d'une gamme de tournois aléatoires ne donnant pas beaucoup d'occasions d'accèder aux WSOP, ils fournissent beaucoup de sous-satellites, approvisionnant de ce fait encore les plus petites cagnottes.
Les tournois Sit-and-Go sont adaptés aux joueurs les plus riches avec des buy-ins allant jusqu'à $750, cependant plus la gamme est haute et plus la fréquence des parties devient sporadique. Il y a également un grand nombre de jeux ‘ rapides’ disponibles, qui, vu les structures des blindes souvent lourdes en jeux réguliers, sont une addition très utile, de même que le ‘bat beat’ et les jackpots quinte flush royale.
Un secteur principal de faiblesse pour Pacific est le manque de jeux nonhold’em disponibles. Le jeu de tournoi est entièrement limité à NL, à limite fixe, et au hold’em à limite de pot, avec les cash games alternatifs n'allant pas bien mieux. Omaha et 7-stud, avec leurs variantes de HI/LO, sont les seuls cash games disponibles loin du hold’em, avec même ces jeux fournissant peu de la manière des tables de haute-limite.
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Niveau des Joueurs (Rated 5 out of 10)
Un aspect de jeu sur Pacific Poker qui sera toujours attrayant et est sûrement une raison importante de sa popularité, est son manque d'adversaires de qualité. Naturellement, aucun joueur visant à utiliser le poker en ligne comme manière d'améliorer et de aiguiser leurs compétences de poker ne sera dirigé vers ce site pour cette raison, tandis que les joueurs qui espèrent récolter de grandes récompenses pour de grands investissements seront également légèrement dévié due au manque de tables à haut-enjeux. Pour les bons joueurs cependant, cherchant à faire une petit bénéfice supplémentaire à quelques tables bon marché, ne cherchez pas plus loin.
Les différents aspects limités de ce site comme la restriction en terme de variances de jeux non-holdem éloignent en général les joueurs les plus sérieux. De plus, les avantages pour les joueurs de petites limites attirent plutôt les débutants. Bien entendu, ces joueurs vont rechercher les jeux les moins chers et ils ne participeront qu'aux tournois coutant 30$ ou moins. Dans presque tous les jeux, vous verrez des joueurs au comportement étrange qui suivront jusqu'à la rivière avec juste un as en tant que carte haute ou qui relanceront de 20$ dans des pots de 400$. Une fois dans les places payés, ces joueurs joueront très serrés se laissant tués par les blindes. Inévitablement, il y aura des joueurs avec le même état d'esprit que vous donc soyez quand même relativement prudent.
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Logiciels (Rated 6 out of 10)
C'est le logiciel qu'utilise Pacific Poker qui amplifie considérablement son aspect vieillo. D'un point de vue général, le site propose une bonne vision du jeu. Le processus d'installation est standard. On ressent un certain manque d'attention sur les détails alors que l'on retrouve cela sur la plupart des nouvelles salles de poker en ligne. Quelles petites choses agacent comme les alertes insuffisantes lorsque l'on doit jouer (Limite de temps). Ces petits défauts rendent le logiciel un peu moins convivial. La structure des blindes en tournoi n'arrangent pas cela. Mais d'une manière générale, il n'y a pas de problème de clarté sur les actions à la table.
La plupart des autres standards sont présents et corrigent ce manque de convivialité, comme le bon support en ligne et les options faciles à utiliser pour la caisse.Il manque cependant encore quelques fonctions utiles comme l'historique des mains par exemple. Un point positif est que la facilité du mouvement et de la navigation autour de l'interface principale est tout à fait bonne. De plus de brèves explications renseigne l'utilisateur sur ce que contient chaque section.
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Graphismes (Rated 6 out of 10)
Les graphiques chez Pacific sont jolis et en conformité avec le reste du site. Ils sont simples, de base, mais suffisants. Le vert est la couleur majeure. les graphismes se composent d'une table standard de poker et de quelques chaises. On peut choisir entre plusieurs options pour les modèles de carte et de tapis ! De cette façon Pacific fait appel à un goût très sobre. Certains joueurs reprocheront même un manque de distraction.
Les graphismes principaux de l'interface sont basiques, tout en étant efficaces. L'organisation des informations est bonne, on retrouve différentes rubriques permettant de choisir les tournois par taille, par prix d'entrée etc. Il y a également une option supplémentaire permettant de cacher toutes les tables pleines, les tournois terminés ou encore à venir.
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Rentabilité (Rated 9 out of 10)
Pacific Poker est un emplacement qui, grâce à un certain nombre de facteurs, et aux types de joueurs que l'on y trouve, peut être très rentable. Son bonus de 25% jusqu'à $100 est dans la moyenne inférieure par rapport à beaucoup d'autres sites qui s'étendent souvent jusqu'à un bonus de 100%, mais parce qu'il est libéré immédiatement après le dépôt, il peut être beaucoup plus intéressant en pratique. Le manque relatif de compétition devrait, avec un peu de chance, permettre à un joueur de construire une bonne cagnotte, surtout lorsque l'on prend en compte le bonus de dépôt. Leur programme de fidélité est un petit plus. Cependant, avec 1$ gagné pour 1000$ dépensés en mains à commission, il ne s'agit pas d'un programme vraiment intéressant.
Ce faible niveau de joueur est, naturellement, favorable à une bonne rentabilité des joueurs. Beaucoup de tournois se révèlent vraiment intéressant, en particulier dans la gamme $8 à $30. Avec le manque de jeux non-holdem et de tables à gros enjeux, la rentabilité est en grande partie liée aux jeux de Holdem à petits enjeux. Les spécialistes du Stud ou du Omaha auront sans aucun doute un certain succès à ces quelques tables de cash game. Mais le faible traffic de joueur les contraindra probablement à changer de salle de poker.
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Great Poker Room
Posted
Mar 30, 2008 by
shtrafus
This is a great poker room. These are the elements that makes it great:
- nice and customizable look
- 40% instant bonus on first deposit
- 7days access to $500 First Depositors Freeroll
- there are always players and tables for all the games
- fast witdrawal
- There is not live chat, but support answer to emails very fast
I will continue to play in this poker room.
Awesome Promotion!
Posted
Mar 28, 2008 by
waldo1977
I got the poker room bonus upfront and an extra bonus from pokersavvy. And after I wagered $2500, I got 700 savvypoints.
Awesome offer!!!
Thanks.
Pacific Poker Revies
Posted
Mar 01, 2008 by
jim1983pim
i played 1/2 no limit, easy money.. :)
+ very bad players, many tournaments, easy deposit bonus, fast savvy points
- many bad beats, slow cash out
Very good first experience
Posted
Feb 28, 2008 by
millinario
From what I can tell the paradise poker first deposit bonus is 100% rakeback on it's own.
The software is very poor, it's hard to see the dealer button for example, and it's easy to time out.
Because of this the sharks stay away, the NL50 and limit 2/4-3/6 were riddled with terrible players.
I noticed that I could also earn my bonus by playing blackjack 3 tabled poker and blackjack with the rest. Cleared my requirement in 5hours of play and was credited my Savvy points in 5 days. Excellent.
New depositors also get 5 x $500 freerolls during their first week. Typically the tournies have 200-250 players.
Bad players, mediocre software
Posted
Feb 18, 2008 by
PetrBlaha
If you really don't mind playing on "not-so-good" software with horrible players, this is place to go. Although you can't tile tables or somehow it isn't clear what's going on at the table, oponnents are just spewing money there!
Pacific - poker room for bankroll-building
Posted
Feb 08, 2008 by
besoffski01
I started to play at Pacific with 100 $ and 2 weeks later, I got 300 $ and cashed out. The competition at 5c / 10c ist very soft, but I noticed it strongly grows up at 10c / 25c and more. Rated 3 stars because there are a lot of rooms out there with a better software. In my opinion, this software is horrible. Graphics are simple and the software isn´t very easy to use.
Also, there are some strange tournaments, with $ 7.77 buy-in and 700 chips in 7 min blinds for example. I think this site is good for Cashgame and SnGs.
The best One!
Posted
Feb 02, 2008 by
Sunnymatrix
The Software isn't that good, but the Players are the baddest i ever played with.
It just took few days to clear the bonus.
If they will ever offer an reoladbonus, i will use it!!!!!
Soft games, easy bonus
Posted
Dec 16, 2007 by
lightningfast35
Pacific is still one of the softest sites around. They have updated their previously horrible software. The bonus is easy for multi-tablers and anyone who plays at the small stakes. Micro stakes players may have trouble meeting the $2000 wager requirement. Another $500 wagered will complete the Savvy requirements.
My Pacific Poker Review!
Posted
Dec 05, 2007 by
Orpheus83
This isn't the easiest SavvyPoints bonus out there, that's for sure. It takes some time to clear depending on the stakes you are playing for. The competition was okay at the limit tables, though they could use a bit more player traffic in their limit games. Their software could also use a tune-up.
My Pacific Poker Review!
Posted
Dec 05, 2007 by
renardino
The PokerSavvy bonus requirements were pretty easy to reach. Their software is decent since they recently updated it and the competition is soft. This bonus is a must do!
Easy and big bonus!
Posted
Nov 15, 2007 by
KingCur
It takes a bit of extra cash (I deposited $250), but then this promo brings with it a deposit bonus worth $100 and a very nice SavvyPoints bonus that were both fairly easy to finish at $0.50/$1 limit ring games. Furthermore, the competition can be softer here, allowing opportunities to further increase of your bankroll. Highly recommended!
Nice site!
Posted
Oct 15, 2007 by
qihu00
This room has a reputation of soft play, and I felt it as well while I was completing this bonus. It's an extremely generous bonus for those who play mid-stakes of about $2/$4 no-limit and up, but for those grinding at the micro-stakes it may be a bit tougher.
Great site!
Posted
Sep 19, 2007 by
altocampo
They have many open tables, so there is always action. Perfect graphics. I like that it is easy to re-size the game window and it is easy to choose your seating position at a table. They have many tournaments and some interesting freerolls. Good site!
Hard bonus, not much competition...
Posted
Sep 11, 2007 by
f4fd4
It took me a little longer to clear this bonus, but I never saw so many loose, passive fish. While clearing the bonus I doubled my deposit!
Pacific magic...
Posted
Sep 10, 2007 by
iiionf
In regards to Pacific Poker's software, I find that animation and graphics are respectable and the lobby is easy to use. On the other hand I find that the characters which represent the players are too caricatured. At the small-stakes tables the level of play is rather weak, such as players sticking around with weak kickers.
Somewhat easy...
Posted
Sep 08, 2007 by
ekspertti
This was not the easiest bonus I've played, but not also the toughest. I played $10 and $25 max buy-in no-limit games, and I think it's easy to finish this bonus at those stakes. I like Pacific Poker, their software was good and there was always enough tables (with a lot of fishies!) PokerSavvy's bonus is great, but Pacific Poker's own bonus is not so good. That "turn comp points to cash" bonus sucks. It feels like I have to play almost a million hands to earn $1. The free $25 welcome bonus is okay, though it is no longer available. I recommend clearing this bonus, but I would try some easier bonuses first.
Great Offer!
Posted
Sep 06, 2007 by
schollek
Thanks a lot for this great offer, PokerSavvy. The room looks awesome. The enemies are crazy and my SavvyPoints came directly after I completed the requirements. Good job guys!
Fish and chips!
Posted
Aug 30, 2007 by
Sunblocker
Very easy to clear as a no-limit player. Try to build a stack as large as possible and shove with any decent hand - lots of villains seem to either think nothing or middle pair is a monster. You gotta be tilt resistant though, suck outs will happen quite frequently, but since you're monsters will get paid off, you should be fine overall.
Great bonus!
Posted
Aug 14, 2007 by
Riverburn
The bonus was pretty easy to clear, and with my small bankroll it was great that you could use the bonus amount right away. The players were really horrible. I didn't like the software at all, it took a long time to get used to.
Takes a while, but easy villains...
Posted
Aug 02, 2007 by
Minttu
This one requires a bit of time if you're playing small stakes, I finished it playing two $100 max buy-in no-limit tables. Fortunately the competition isn't tough, pretty easy to beat in fact. Not too keen on the software, but that's just my two cents.
Very Weak!
Posted
Aug 01, 2007 by
nigeure
A large choice of gamblers, fishy zone. The graphics are okay but the skill level of the other players is very low, so it was a funny experience.
Not an easy bonus!
Posted
Jul 10, 2007 by
gusorama
I played no-limit Hold'em with a $50 max buy-in, playing four 10 seat tables at the same time. It took a long time to clear the bonus. The fixed limit games are also good, but you will need to spend more time playing them to earn your bonus. The competition seems to be soft (many players of 30% to 60% VPIP). I made some easy money but be prepared for some hard suck outs. People there can't lay down their gutshot draws and a lot of them are just huge freakin' gamblers. So don't go on tilt! The software is horrible! It's slow and ugly. The frequent player program is quite poor, $0.01 in bonus for each point earned, but to earn one point you have to wager $10! Cashing out took a while for me. Clear the bonus and get the hell out of there!
Horrible software, horrible players...
Posted
Jun 28, 2007 by
nxtyear
The software is very difficult to get used to, as the chip stacks are difficult to read, and scaling down the table sizes makes it impossible to read (mini-views becomes pointless.) The lobby takes ages to update, so even if you join a game with five seats available, you will find them full when you actually open the table. The players are horrible. They seem to hit every time (maybe I just had a bad run.) Basically, be prepared to play tight and pray to God you hit when you raise pre-flop. Their bonus was attractive (especially PokerSavvy's $25 extra) and it can be cleared while completing the PokerSavvy requirements, which is good. The Comp Points are essentially useless after that. I had a very difficult time at this site, and it took a while to clear it two-tabling $50 max buy-in no-limit Hold'em.
Bad poker room!
Posted
Jun 26, 2007 by
Goli
The new graphics are very bad. There are too many details that are not necessary and take up too much space. I didn't like the software. The buttons are too small and you can easily make a mistake because of this. Also, you can only play up to 4 tables at the same time. Cashing out takes more time than usual. The only good thing is the fact that there are a lot of bad players.
Biggest fishes, but bad software...
Posted
Jun 26, 2007 by
SirPumpkin
At pacific you can find the biggest fishes, but can only play at up to four tables at the same time. The software isn't good, and cashing out takes too much time. I won't play there again.
Very good bonus!
Posted
Jun 11, 2007 by
kaitmanFR
This bonus is incredibly good! The software sucks, but the opponents are so bad that this is not a problem!
Very soft games!
Posted
Jun 08, 2007 by
Ghoulio
The software sucks, but the games are so soft it makes up for it. The bonus is very easy to complete at the higher stakes games.
Bad Software & Bad Graphics...
Posted
Jun 04, 2007 by
Bob.The
Not too much competition. There are many loose players and the guys making a lot of minimum bets seem to be regulars. The software is very bad. You'll need a good monitor or you will have to be tolerant. The software lags after resizing the tables. Notifications that it's your turn are not strong enough. As for the graphics, cards are hard to make out even with a 4 colored deck. There are not enough cash game tables, hardly any Sit'n'Go tables at all!
Really fishy!
Posted
May 27, 2007 by
MrYann94
One of the most fishy rooms I've played at. Their software is slow and you are limited to only four tables at a time. Works with Poker Office but not with Poker Tracker unless you purchase a $25 plug-in, and you can data mine. Poor player traffic if you want to play games other than Hold'em.
Great room!
Posted
May 26, 2007 by
fierrot
I loved this room cause there were a lot of fish at it! The PokerSavvy bonus was quite hard to finish because I was playing small stakes...
Great Website!
Posted
May 02, 2007 by
IceCreamMan
I thought I would stay a short time at this site, but, in fact I'm still on it. You will find a lot of of fish and donkeys there but if you play tight and be patient, I'm pretty sure you will earn a lot of money. The software is nice but you can't open more than four tables at a time.
Pacific Poker
Posted
Apr 18, 2007 by
LostInPlay
A quiet good and well frequented site with many fishes and a good variety of games on each limit.
It´s possible to clear the savvy points pretty fast, even on the lower limits.
Average Bonus...
Posted
Apr 12, 2007 by
Evexo
This bonus takes some time to clear at low limits, but is worth the SavvyPoints. The software is horrific, no resizing of tables and full of advertisements.
Great Value!
Posted
Apr 11, 2007 by
NjitRam
Clearing this bonus takes quite some time at the lower levels, but even then it's very do-able. Competition is a joke, lots of gamblers. Left with a nice profit and my precious SavvyPoints!
Great Fish!
Posted
Apr 10, 2007 by
chrissyweiss
This bonus is easy to clear and at $200 max buy-in no-limit are more fish then anywhere else! So go and give this site a shot and get easy SavvyPoints, fast!
Ugly software and gamblers
Posted
Apr 07, 2007 by
DjLex
I haven't had much fun at Pacific Poker. A lot of gamblers on the site, which resulted in a lot of losses with the nuts on the flop for me. The software is really ugly and has too few options. All in all it offers the poker player the usual stuff like Sit'n'Goes and tournaments, but for me it was too little.
Easy Money!!!
Posted
Apr 03, 2007 by
stefano85
I liked Pacific Poker. The software is not the best, but it's okay. There are nice guaranteed tournaments with very few participants. You can make easy money at Pacific Poker in the cash games.
The bonus is just that!
Posted
Mar 29, 2007 by
Mriswith
Playing No-Limit Hold'em this bonus cleared pretty fast even at the low limits ($10 and $25 max buy-in) due to the fact that even uncalled bets count as 'wagered'. So, a common strategy is to build a stack as large as possible and shove it in when one's ahead. Because of this I guess you'll find the Pacific games some of the most profitable, lots of players push with any made hand as 'good' as middle-pair or they seem to consider Ax being unbeatable. You'll get your share of suck outs and bad beats, as well as finding it difficult to put someone on a hand, but when playing reasonably well to only some degree, the loose aggressive games will pay off big time.
Big aquarium, not an easy Bonus
Posted
Mar 22, 2007 by
poker123phil
At first I played $10 max buy-in No-Limit, but noticed after two weeks or so, that it would be very hard to clear the bonus requirements on that level if you are not a very excessive player. So I moved up to $25 max buy-in No-Limit, and it worked out very well for me. When I finished I had made about $500. There are a lot of fish playing at Pacific, so I think everyone who wants to bump-up his bankroll should try this one. I didn't like the software because there are almost no features and it looks very old-fashioned. There are also very few Sit'n'Go's, and tournaments in general aren't worth playing. All in all, I recommend this poker room to everyone because it is probably one of the biggest aquariums in the online poker world.
Pacific Poker
Posted
Mar 14, 2007 by
toldi333
Rigged room! Unbelievable suck-outs, very loose players. I don't like their software, poor hand history browser. If I could go back I wouldn't have started this promotion. After receiving all the bonuses, I was up something like $10, so I think that was waste of time.
Bad software
Posted
Mar 09, 2007 by
DrazzicEhv
The software at Pacific is pretty bad. You can't resize the tables, so it's very hard to multi-table. At medium stakes and higher this bonus is very easy to clear. Overall, it's a very good bonus!
Easy players
Posted
Feb 15, 2007 by
mpietari
I didn't like the software very much, but players on this site were very bad. I saw many people going all-in with a hand like pocket deuces!
Easy!
Posted
Feb 13, 2007 by
Harri59
You will find that there is an easy bonus to clear, and a lot of fish, but they have only a few tables at each limit, it depends on the hour. They have few tournaments, and an ugly website.
Pacific Poker Review
Posted
Feb 13, 2007 by
drunken
Not bad, not good, Pacific Poker offers a really good first deposit bonus and the poker room is so juicy. But wow, it's so slow. Three tables and my laptop was on tilt. Anyway, for the SavvyPoints bonus it's a nice deal. It took me about a week and a half of playing three No-Limit $50 buy-in tables to clear the bonus.
Easy bonus to clear at $1/2 Fixed-Limit
Posted
Jan 30, 2007 by
Superbat89
It's really easy to clear this bonus while 4-tabling at $1/2 Limit Hold'em, but be careful for the calling stations!
Pacific poker short review
Posted
Jan 27, 2007 by
Arlequin333
-Level of players: Really low 5/5
-Player Traffic: correct 3/5
-Number of tables you can open: limited to four cash game tables and one tourney 2/5
-Bonus: Not a really big one, but easy to catch 2.5/5
-Others: Never seen such a ugly room! And you won't listen to the cards and dealer sounds... 0/5
Final note: 2.5/5, A really fishy room, but suffers from lack of features.
It's okay
Posted
Jan 12, 2007 by
wladouille
Great poker room with lot's of players. The chat is the only problem, you must open a window separate from each table you play on. The SavvyPoints I received are very good! It took me about 25 hours to clear the bonus and I played at the N0-Limit $25 Max Buy-in tables. Thanks PokerSavvy for the points!
Hard, but not impossible
Posted
Jan 11, 2007 by
Ingoal
I'm a lower limit grinder, so at first I was a little reluctant to even try this promotion, but after doing it in under 2 weeks I can say I'm glad I tried and succeeded. I give 4 out of 5 Stars for the following reasons:
1. It's clearly not 5 Stars as the wagering requirement are rather high (250 Comp Points equals $2500 wagered) and the exchange rate for the comp points isn't all that good either (100 Comp Points = $1$
2. I was undecided between giving 3 Stars and 4 Stars, what made me lean towards 4 Stars was the special promotion that is currently running, 1250 SavvyPoints instead of 900. Under the normal circumstances it would have gotten 3 Stars from me.
3. As a Sit'n'Go and tournament player, I was a little disappointed about the fact that Comp Points can only be earned in cash games or playing Black Jack.
4. Quality of players: When I played poker, I mostly played lower-limit No-Limit, $.05/.10 or $.10/.25, and there was a good mix of well rounded players (maybe 10-20% depending on the table), "fishy" players (not necessarily real fish, but weak/weak-tight players, to the tune of 50-70%) and some rocks/sharks (less than 10%.)
5. UI - not the best around, some things come to mind, especially the weird bet alignment (not placing the chips right in front of every player - depending on the seat position this is either accurate or not at all) and the lack of avatars...
6. User information: Superb, every time you stand up from the table the cashier numbers AND, more importantly, the comp points are up to date!
Horrible, not very good software
Posted
Jan 10, 2007 by
Scorpi084
The software is slow, but you can find huge fish at this room. Easy money! Moreover, there is enough people to play at any hour.
Pacific is not good
Posted
Dec 16, 2006 by
frankwdux
In my opinion, Pacific Poker software is quite awful. The customer service is slow.
Pacific Poker review.
Posted
Nov 14, 2006 by
babbicka1
Nice software, pretty weak players. Not the fastest bonus to clear, but it's worth the SavvyPoints. Good bonus.
Hard for low-stakes players, but worth it!
Posted
Nov 10, 2006 by
Skydive
Pacific has a nice bonus, together with the deposit bonus it can easily reach $200.
But, you have to play for some time!
Pacific is VERY fishy and therefore kind of swingy even at limits $1/2 and up!
Altogether I made a good profit, so when you have time to play poker and clear the easy promotions, try this one!
Pacific poker
Posted
Oct 10, 2006 by
Gamblngoose
I enjoyed playing at Pacific, games are very soft at the lower limits, software is simple and user friendly with decent graphics. Only problem was the cashout can take up to 5 days. Won $800 (not including bonus) playing 25 and 50 NL.
Pacific Poker
Posted
Oct 03, 2006 by
Milhouse
Pacific poker was a great room. I was able to find plenty of good games. The software worked well. It did not take me as long to clear the hand requirements as i thought it would. Unlike most hand requirements this one favors a no limit player, so this was good for me.
why risk own money?!
Posted
Sep 29, 2006 by
kommanda
hello,
what i liked most is, you can deposit, and withdrwal immedately, so that you play with the bonus money to earn the sign-up bonus and the pokersavvy-bonus!!!
This makes me 100 signup-bonus+ 25 pokersavvy EXTRA + 900 pokersavvy points (circa 90dollar) = 215 dollar without ever risk my own money!!!
The players at pacific are very strange, sometimes you have very good players, sometimes very bad ones, so, sometimes you get many bad beats, sometimes you double up and up and up....
The software of pacific is nice, although you can play only 3 tables.
helpful information:
multitabling, play tight, and if everybody goes allin after the flop, dont be scared, the most times, they don't have it, never saw so many stupid allin's before.
if you have your aa, just go allin, the chance to get 2 or 3 callers is very good, never seen this before ;)
good luck
very easy!!
Posted
Sep 25, 2006 by
Domi1984
its really easy to clear the bonus. i played only small stakes 0,05/0,10. i think i played two weeks for 250 points. really stupid players there, u can earn easy money on pacific.
Pacific Poker
Posted
Sep 20, 2006 by
kkot
The requirements are difficult to clear, but the games are so soft that this is probably one of the best promotions on PokerSavvy!
Very good Bonus if u play 1/2 and above
Posted
Aug 26, 2006 by
Cathamenia
+ user-friendly software
+ huge Bonus and easy to clear at 1/2 and above
+ animated game history - good for analyses
+ many tables at all limits
- support did not work as i needet it
- too complex for playing at more than 4 tables
Pacific Poker
Posted
Jul 25, 2006 by
incognito
I really like pacific poker. Especially for their loose and bad players.
I never experienced such bad players before, even on limits like 1/2$.
It is looser than pokerstars 0.02/0.04$.
Of course you will receive alot of bad beats, because you simply cannot protect your hand. They will call anything. But you should win in the long run.
The traffic is real good, there many tables at each limit.
The biggest downside is that you can only play at 3 tables at the same time, which is a little bit boring if you are used to 4 or more tables.
Another thing is, that you cannot see the mucked hands of other players, at least i don't know how.
But overall, i recommend playing on Pacific, the bonus is easy to clear if you play limit like .5/1 or higher.
And you should make a nice profit.
Opinion about Pacific Poker
Posted
May 16, 2006 by
madjack
Pacific Poker provides one of the best games online. I've been playing there mainly since I registered my account through Pokersavvy. The software is quite simple, but it works. Nice detail is that you can watch every hand you have played on video afterwards. Also good news is that multitabling is possible nowadays. Good choice of
multi-table and sit'n'go tournaments brings Pacific some extra value too.
