Great bonus
Posted
Apr 21, 2008 by
Vian9721
The bonus at mansion poker is incredibly easy to clear when multitabling $50 NL. I cleared it in about 10 - 15 hours playing 4-5 tables. A week later i got my savvypoints. My one point of critique is that my computer slowed down big time when i had 5-6 tables open.
The opponents are weak to average.
Good!
Posted
Apr 10, 2008 by
SlamALot
The poker room is quite good. The software is fast and mutli tabling works well. The opponents are pretty weak.
Good bonus
Posted
Apr 08, 2008 by
Antib
One of the easiest bonuses in the Savvy also at lower levels. Like usual, Ongames ring games were very easy and I collected player points in one week playing mainly NL25. I can recommend this to everyone.
Mansion Review
Posted
Mar 12, 2008 by
Jay Dawg
This bonus was not to hard to clear. The players seemed average. Mansion's own deposit bonus is actually pretty nice. The 900 points are pretty good for the little amount of playing required to complete. The one thing I am not a big fan of is the fact that they base the bonus on rake contribution, and seem to be slow to report. By the time I got my bonus I had played enough to finish this bonus twice. They do have a Mansion points system I think they are called MCP's or something like that. It would be much better if they could make the bonus based on how many MCP's earned. So minus two stars for keeping their players in the dark with bonus requirements. Other than that it is actually a pretty good poker room.
Quick money
Posted
Mar 05, 2008 by
simo78
Mansion savvy bonus was quickest i ever complete but the time when i got the money was too long. Because of that i give only two stars. Their own bonus is pretty easy/medium to collect.
Fast boost to your bankroll
Posted
Mar 03, 2008 by
3yefish
Mansion Poker is one of the Ongame networks sites. It's 5th biggest in the net at this time (on cashgames @ pokerscout.com). Software is pretty heavy but it works ok even on poor computer if playing miniviews on multitabling. Savvybonus is very fast to clear even lowest level of holdem or omaha (nl & pl). Also Mansion's own bonus is good.
Pretty easy to clear...
Posted
Feb 29, 2008 by
Khali
This bonus is easy to clear if you're playing NL25 or higher. With 9tabling you earn about 22 Points per hour at NL25. The network is fishy but the software needs a lot of your CPU ressources, so multitabling can be difficult. Due to serverproblems with mansion i had to wait about 3 weeks for my points.
Quite easy ongame
Posted
Feb 28, 2008 by
JoeDalton
This was quite easy Ongame bonus. Mansion has good customer support and many ways to deposit. Too bad there was some problems between pokersavvy and mansion while I did this bonus, but these problems were informed well and this caused only a short delay getting savvypoints. Now when I have the points I can say that waiting was worth it, quick and easy bonus. Also their 1st deposit bonus is so good that it's worth to play bit more than just what is required for savvy points.
Mansion Poker
Posted
Feb 28, 2008 by
IamGyroman
I had a few problems with Mansion poker initially, but their support was quick to respond to me and help me out.
Thanks Savvy for offering this bonus!
This is pretty easy to clear at 50NL and there is plenty of traffic there for NLHE and SH PLO.
Ongame is a good network
Posted
Feb 14, 2008 by
mpsfg1
Many loose players at ongame but software is not very good.
It is easy easy to get the raked amount required unless You only play NL10.
Go for it playing NL25 or NL50.
Or try Omaha PL 25 or PL50 as it has a lot of action.
My Mansion Poker Review!
Posted
Jan 31, 2008 by
marsupilami74
I think this is good place to earn SavvyPoints at. You can play the lower stakes games and generate rake very fast. I played at four $0.50/$1 or $1/$2 tables simultaneously to clear this bonus. There are many tables and players. One problem is that you can't see how much rake you have generated. Their software was working good and it was easy to use.
Good Tournamet Website!
Posted
Jan 23, 2008 by
wimpie
About a year ago I started to play on mansion. The savvy bonus is easy and takes a few days playing $.50 / $1 No Limit Hold'em. The graphics are good and the software is fast.
Every Sunday Mansion hosts to guaranteed tournaments with sometimes a huge overlay! Great site for tournaments!
A long way...
Posted
Jan 20, 2008 by
SheriffWoo
It took me some time to clear the bonus, but it took even longer for the points to appear in my account. Their support can't tell when you have reached the $50 rake needed, so you gotta be patient. The site itself is average, I cleared the SavvyPoints playing SH NL 25.
Quite Ok
Posted
Jan 19, 2008 by
j0ernaldo
Mansion Poker belongs to the Ongame Network. The skill of the players is below average, so you earn a lot of money while clearing the bonus. The software needs a lot of computer resources. This makes multitabling very difficult. I could hardly play 4 tables at the same time.
The Mansion Bonus is average in the Ongame Network (8PP/$). You have to generate 50$ in rake in order to get Savvypoints but there is no possibility to get the info how much rake you have generated.
Approximately you will need 500 points at the FR-tables. For every Dollar in rake you will receive 1 point.
500 points = 500$ rake / 10 Players = 50$ in rake
The support is fast and the cashout too but you have to send a copy of your ID before the first cashout.
Average software
Posted
Jan 17, 2008 by
vanDesp
Software is not the best in my opinion. That's why I'm not playing there anymore. The annoying thing when you try to clear your bonus is that you never know how much rake you have produced. You can estimate it by using tracker or something though. Players at the mansion poker are very bad and you can make a good profit there. Nowadays there are also lot more players than before. Very easy bonus anyway.
Mansion Poker Review
Posted
Jan 13, 2008 by
santazero
Mansion Poker is a good opinion for all the players with a lower BR. the bonus is easy to clear on NL50 or FL 0.5/1$.
The Players there are very weak. I guess most of them bets on sports over bwin etc. and see "oh poker. lets gamble" thats how it works an mansion.
But the software istn good. if you multitable you need a good PC with alot of RAM and a good graphiccard or 4+ Table will slow down your system up to 100%.
Some other bug is, that after a hand the table closes. The window just pop away from the monitor and if you reopen the table your seat is emty or reseated by another player.
But if you just want the savvy Points and some bonus money. Go to Mansion Poker.
Cash Out takes about a few hours. live chat support is friendly and good.
Fixed limit hold´em grinding
Posted
Dec 16, 2007 by
Afrikantähti
I played fixed limit holdem here at the blind levels of 0.5/1 and 1/2 (short and full). Mansion had just joined Ongame-network at the moment.
Pros:
-Soft games in the evenings and nightime. Made profit here.
-Lot of players -> lot of tables to choose from
Cons:
-Software was annoying and table selection made ankward.
(-Required a picture of my ID and utility bill when i cashed out. Not a con per se, but a hassle still)
Summary: Software wasn´t the best but the most important thing, poor quality players, was there.
Great bonus on Mansion Poker!
Posted
Dec 11, 2007 by
omvalta
Mansion has probably the best deposit bonus I have seen on any poker site. By playing 3 tables of $25 No Limit Hold'em I was able to release one part of the bonus almost every session! This made playing on Mansion very profitable! In addition the PokerSavvy requirements are fairly easy to fulfill. There is a downside however: Mansion's software was not so great - Several times I experienced a slow-loading lobby, and the poker site even crashed on me a few times.
My Mansion Poker Review
Posted
Dec 11, 2007 by
Uunis
A familiar on-game network. Overall the games were pretty full of bad players, but I didn't like their software very much. Mansion's support is somewhat nice, although their Moneybookers cash-out is taking longer than advertised to deliver my cash-out.
Easy to clear!
Posted
Dec 06, 2007 by
Svnson
This is an easy bonus if you like to play Omaha, but it took nearly three weeks after I finished the requirements before there was confirmation from Mansion that I had completed this bonus.
This promotion just got better!
Posted
Dec 03, 2007 by
Gabethebabe
The Mansion promotion got a whole lot better when they joined the OnGame Network. Generating rake is easy now since the traffic has improved immensely. This is probably the best OnGame bonus that PokerSavvy has, partly because Mansion's sign-up bonus is pretty decent. Their deposit bonus is released in parts, so you can stop whenever you feel like after reaching the SavvyPoints bonus requirements. Since OnGame sites are supported by PokerOffice and PokerTracker you can verify yourself how much rake you have generated! The only negative point I can think of is the fact that I never manage to run well at OnGame. Still, four stars ain't bad!
Cashing in at Mansion!
Posted
Nov 17, 2007 by
unsavvy
Mansion is a fairly decent place to play poker. This bonus is easy to clear and didn't take me more than a few weeks of very casual play. While there wasn't anything to set Mansion apart from most other sites, I would recommend Mansion to anyone looking to earn some easy SavvyPoints.
Finally, I got the points!
Posted
Nov 12, 2007 by
Bonterosa
Mansion Poker changed a lot when it became a part of the OnGame network! Now there are plenty of tables at every level. Before there was only few tables going at any one time at Mansion, but the games were so good at the times when there was enough players. Some times there was only couple of players. Mansion's own deposit bonus is good. The bad thing about Mansion is that you can't find out how close you are to meeting the bonus requirements. You can only play and wait until when you get your SavvyPoints. But, perhaps the $50 rake requirement is easier to calculate now thanks to OnGame's contribution system. It also took a very long time to get the SavvyPoints for this bonus, even though I was sure I had completed the requirements. I don't know what the reason for that was, after all, Mansion's support works very well. It's easy to reach live support if you have something on your mind.
Moderate players, low traffic...
Posted
Nov 01, 2007 by
Localhorst
Mansion poker has a lot quite bad poker players, so it's quite easy to earn money, but because of these players it's very swingy.
Used to be easy to clear through the sportsbook...
Posted
Oct 31, 2007 by
juhoran
At the time I did my Mansion bonus there was an option to clear the bonus by placing bets in the Mansion sportsbook. For a frequent sportsbook gambler like me, it was so easy to make a couple of bets and clear the bonus! Actually, I think it was the easiest bonus I have ever seen. Nowadays you can't clear it through sportsbook, but it doesn't look like it's hard to complete playing poker either. Thanks for the great bonus PokerSavvy!
Not so good.
Posted
Oct 28, 2007 by
chimppi
I have to say that this bonus is very easy to clear, but that was only good thing. They don't have shorthanded games at all and I didn't like their software client.
Moved to the OnGame Network!
Posted
Oct 21, 2007 by
MifflePuss
This used to be a stand alone site but has now moved to the OnGame Network. Their traffic is light and is limited to only no-limit Hold'em games. Worth keeping an eye on due to some fantastic promotions. I received a free sports bet and earned $1,000! Good overlay on the $150k weekly tournament. Their software wasn't great, but should be better on the new network.
Rake evolution impossible to follow...
Posted
Oct 12, 2007 by
edromc
The software is good but it's not easy to multi-table at low limits since there is not a lot of players. I played $0.25/$0.50 no-limit cash games at two tables. It took me around 15 sessions of 1 hour long each to reach the requirements. I had played aggressive, and I had around 180 MCPs when I earned the SavvyPoints. The big issue with this room is that it's impossible to know were you are with the rake you have generated...
Profit!
Posted
Sep 24, 2007 by
Ando1801
I thought this site was okay. The players there were okay. The site was slow and the graphics weren't the best but otherwise everything else was okay.
Good and varied promotions!
Posted
Sep 18, 2007 by
Trillium7
Mansion's software is average, the previous hand history function is difficult to use and you can't see mucked hands. They don't have much player traffic, mainly you'll only find no-limit Hold'em games. Their cashier is good, and they have good and varied promotions, such as a free sports bet, $150,000 guaranteed tournaments, usually with an overlay, plus deals on entries to tournaments. Keep an eye out for the promotions!
Not so nice to clear this bonus!
Posted
Sep 11, 2007 by
Kevman12
The big problem at Mansion was that I never knew how much rake I had produced! I played $.25/$.50 shorthanded no-limit and it took about one week to clear the SavvyPoints bonus requirements. The good thing was that I got a $100 tournament ticket for earning 100 MCP's within a week!
Not so good!
Posted
Sep 10, 2007 by
Kevman12
There is hardly any player traffic at Mansion Poker, which means that you have two or three tables of $.25/$.50 no-limit Hold'em to choose from. The next negative point is that you can't check how much rake you had produced. The only good thing is that the opponents are some of the biggest fishes I've ever played.
Good bonus!
Posted
Aug 21, 2007 by
Mazaayup
At Mansion there are less players than at other sites but no hard players at all. Everything worked very well, but when you start to play at Mansion you have to send photo of your drivers license before you can make your first withdrawal. The bonus offered by PokerSavvy was good!
Ugly software!
Posted
Aug 14, 2007 by
Leviathan
I didn't enjoy my time at Mansion. The software was bad, slow and ugly. T he opponents were quite fishy though. It really annoyed me that one couldn't check how far away one is from meeting the bonus requirements.
My Mansion Review!
Posted
Jul 30, 2007 by
SavvyMig
Mansion is a great site to play poker at. There is not much traffic, but the games are soft. So, if you are into no-limit full ring games, you should do this promotion. It is somewhat difficult to keep track of how much rake you have generated, but everything clears faster than you might think.
Nice, but not many players...
Posted
Jul 27, 2007 by
criticus
At Mansion it is easy to build your bankroll. The players there are very weak and pay you off even when they know that they have lost. The pros: Easy to play, weak players, easy money, nice graphics, and fast support. The cons: Not many players, their own bonus is very hard to clear, the $50 in rake you must generate to complete the PokerSavvy bonus is not that easy when playing micro-limits, they really only have no-limit tables because there are not many players and they all play no-limit, and you can not do anything with your Bonus Points except use them to clear the deposit bonuses.
Great site for Poker and Sports Betting!
Posted
Jul 19, 2007 by
brendanb
I really enjoyed Mansion Poker and their Sportsbook! This site has had amazing promos in the past and hopefully they will continue to this year for those who haven't played there yet. A must play site if you enjoy poker!
Free money!
Posted
Jul 19, 2007 by
kormis
Mansion is definitely the easiest bonus to clear, at almost any level. This should be considered free money from PokerSavvy, so easy it is to clear!
My Mansion Review!
Posted
Jul 16, 2007 by
bogus26
Too bad the player traffic is so poor at Mansion. Never saw more than four tables open at any one limit and there are no short-handed tables! Otherwise the competition is really soft and the requirements to get your SavvyPoints is easy to clear, unless you play at micro-limits.
Mansion Poker Review by Greg
Posted
Jul 09, 2007 by
Has_X
The skill level of players at the $.25/$.50 no-limit Texas Hold'em tables range from complete newbie, to moderately decent. There are a lot of fish at these tables. Expect to see a lot of people seeing flops. The software is kind of on the slow side, and not multi-table friendly. One of the bonus offers through PokerSavvy was reneged by Mansion after too many people completed the bonus (The Sports Book issue). The only problem was that Mansion reneged after many people had already completed the bonus. Thankfully, PokerSavvy negotiated a compromise with Mansion and the fouled players and resolved the issue. Another thing that I didn't like about Mansion was that they never tell you how much rake you've generated. Live chat with customer support, while available, would not release this information. Furthermore, the updates that are sent to PokerSavvy to verify your completion status are few and far between. Perhaps my stay at Mansion was more grueling than most, but I am completely dissatisfied with Mansion. Had I had the option to deprive Mansion of stars, I would have. I give them negative 3 stars.
Mansion Savvy...
Posted
Jul 06, 2007 by
BrxA
This was a really great one!!! It was easy to clear the bonus, they have good looking tables, and the games are good as well. On the downside the software is a bit slow, and it's impossible to know when the bonus is cleared.
BEST BONUS EVER!
Posted
Jun 27, 2007 by
binks
This is one of the best bonuses I've ever seen on the internet! So easy to clear! This is top #1 bonus that I recommend for starting poker players.
Lots of gambling...
Posted
Jun 24, 2007 by
gusorama
Mansion is a very special place to play. The competition is quite soft, so when the cards are with you, you'll make some easy money. Sometimes you'll get tons of dumb gambling bad beats and may loose all your winnings, just like I did. The software is okay and the bonus is easy to clear, but it's very hard to find games at Mansion. Limit Hold'em is dead and no-limit has just a hand full of players. The withdrawal took a while for me. So, the Mansion bonus is an easy one, but be prepared for gambling!
Good bonus, not so good poker room...
Posted
Jun 14, 2007 by
ProHyena
The bonus for Mansion was pretty easy to clear. The only downside of this bonus was Mansion's poker room. There were not a lot of players, although the level of skill was nice and low. Another problem was that their customer support couldn't let you know how much rake you had generated on your way to clearing the bonus.
Good site!
Posted
Jun 11, 2007 by
poker123phil
A like the layout of this site very much. Most of all I liked the fact that Mansion seems to be a huge aquarium. You can find a lot of fish there, but unfortunately there are only very few tables. The tables aren't resizeable and the bonus is of average difficulty.
Not enough players.
Posted
Jun 05, 2007 by
Marita1966
There are not enough players on this site, and you can't check how much rake you've generated, but the other players are very bad, you can make extra money easy!
Low traffic...
Posted
May 27, 2007 by
MrYann94
Low player traffic, they have some very interesting guaranteed prize pool tournaments because of the lack of players. Poor software. I had to deal with the live chat help and they are very efficient, not like at many others rooms.
Mansion is weak!
Posted
May 17, 2007 by
salukidean
Nothing available except Hold'em. Small amount of players and they make it tough to withdraw. I'd recommend any other room on PokerSavvy over Mansion.
Easy Money!
Posted
May 17, 2007 by
fredthehamma
When I signed-up for the Mansion bonus, there were not that many players, but the ones I played against were quite ideal as opponents. The software works alright, but it's not one of my favorites. Their own bonus is very slow to clear, but the SavvyPoints came easy. Very nice!
Not enough players!
Posted
May 16, 2007 by
wincent
It's been awhile since I last played at Mansion, but back then the site was relatively new and didn't have enough players. Mansion made their bonus requirements harder to clear as well, so only 1 star for them.
Easy to clear!
Posted
May 07, 2007 by
VertigoX
Not very much traffic, the but bonus was easy to clear. At least they have good tournaments...
Easy Points!
Posted
Apr 27, 2007 by
13salomo13
I don't speak English very well, but I like this poker site. I will tell my friends about this place. Very good!
mansion
Posted
Apr 26, 2007 by
tupe
there are not many players. I play often heads up but in mansion you cant play heads up because there is not heads up tables. But savvypoints are very good and it's very easy to clear.
Easy bonus!
Posted
Apr 17, 2007 by
ZZZzzz
There were not enough players but the bonus was pretty easy to clear. The software was quite nice!
Great Tournaments!
Posted
Apr 14, 2007 by
sotomayor
I just wanted to say that I would have missed those great $100,000 guaranteed tournaments without PokerSavvy. Unfortunately, my games there haven't gone so well, but you never know what will happen, right?!
Mansion...
Posted
Apr 12, 2007 by
Evexo
Too few players to multi-table. But, the bonus was easy to clear, and there was a lot of fish at the tables.
Okay Ring Games, Poor Tournaments...
Posted
Apr 11, 2007 by
RushRoller
In my opinion Mansion has decent ring games but poor tournaments. There are only satellites to the Sunday Million or some other tournament. I would like the place more if there would be tournaments where you can buy in for $10 and get guaranteed prize pool. There isn't much choice in ring game tables either, depends on what stakes you want to play. Still, I hope Mansion poker will grow to its full potential.
Mansion...
Posted
Apr 11, 2007 by
evvk73
The PokerSavvy bonus was good. Mansion's software was very slow, sometimes when played for a couple of hours straight I had to reboot my computer because the client was running so slow. Sometimes it was hard to find good game because there were so few players. Also, it's hard to know when you have generated enough rake to complete the SavvyPoints bonus.
New and interesting poker site.
Posted
Apr 04, 2007 by
AceAve
Mansion Poker is a new and innovative poker room that offers great software and some massive bonuses. For being a relatively new player on the poker market Mansion Poker is growing at a very rapid pace, thanks to its super-aggressive and highly valuable promotions. Even though this site is just starting out, I think that they have the right idea in terms of simple software and virtually all tournaments are cash-added events.
Give this site a try via PokerSavvy!
Nice Poker Room!
Posted
Mar 30, 2007 by
Micha2310
I signed up at Mansion Poker, played until I generated $50 in rake and got the 900 SavvyPoints within 2 days of completing the bonus requirements. I was really glad about the fast pay out from PokerSavvy.com!
Easy bonus!
Posted
Mar 21, 2007 by
8tersy8
Well, Mansion Poker software was okay, but I think Mansion needs more players. For 800 SavvyPoints I can recommend this bonus to everyone!
Easy money
Posted
Mar 21, 2007 by
blauwepanther
For fast building of your bankroll the Mansion bonus at PokerSavvy is an must do. Good software and fine support there.
Best Poker Room!!!
Posted
Mar 14, 2007 by
stefano85
The software is the best I have ever seen. Nice design!!! The PokerSavvy bonus is easy to clear and there is also a 100% deposit bonus.
Too few players
Posted
Mar 14, 2007 by
salmister
This site is okay, but there are too few players. Otherwise, playing here was a great way to make some easy money.
Mansion
Posted
Mar 14, 2007 by
toldi333
Very poor players, the lowest stakes for no-limit are $0.10/0.20, so it's like $0.02/0.04 elsewhere. Software is nice but really slow, like 30 hands per hour. There are no 6-player max tables, I was doing this promo when you had to generate just $10 rake, so it was really easy and fast.
Pretty good!
Posted
Mar 12, 2007 by
BIGLAX
I'm a relatively inexperienced player, but in my opinion these players weren't good. I was mostly playing Sit'n'Go tournaments and earned the 900 SavvyPoints really easily!
Good Bonus!
Posted
Feb 21, 2007 by
XTR1000
Great Bonus! The required raked hands are accumulated in the blink of an eye when multi-tabling $50 max buy-in No-Limit. Competition is basically non-existent. You'll not only get 900 SavvyPoints, but surely earn some money at the tables!
Easy to clear!
Posted
Feb 21, 2007 by
elmo_letsgo
Super easy to clear... First played a bit in a $0.10/0.20 No-Limit full ring game, then 3 hours of $0.25/0.50 No-Limit. Like the software, but hard to play more then 2 games because of the table size. No 6 player tables.
