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Poker Rewards
Poker Rewards outshines in online poker with some of the most exciting poker action from the card room, coupled with the best rewards and promotions from the loyalty account. Only at Poker Rewards do you get back 10% of your rake every time you play.
THE BEST SIGN UP BONUS ON THE NET!
Claim your FREE $200 when you register with Poker Rewards. You are automatically entitled to a 50% match bonus up to $200 on your first deposit into the poker room. In addition to this, you can also claim a “refer a friend” bonus which allows you to tell your friends about how much fun you’re having playing poker at Poker Rewards and we’ll pay you for doing it!

JOIN THE LARGEST POKER NETWORK ONLINE
When you play at Poker Rewards, you are joining thousands of other players who are all enjoying the great action to be had on the Prima Poker Network. Whatever your game, there is always a table waiting for you as well as some of the most exciting tournaments online.

WIN SEATS TO THE WSOP!
Sit down at a table and win a $10,000 seat to the most famous event in the poker calendar. Poker Rewards make sure that they always send their players to the most exciting events. Don’t forget that every time you play, whether it be a tournament or table game, you are still earning 10% of your rake back in loyalty points! You can access your loyalty account at any time through the poker software and check the status of your points.

SECURITY MATTERS
Poker Results understands that security on the Internet today is a must. This is why they have employed 128-bit encryption on all player data and transactions. This provides you with a secure environment to enjoy your online poker experience.

NEED SOME HELP?
The support helpdesk at Poker Rewards is online 24/7 via either the poker software or from their website. They can help you out with any enquiry via email, Live chat or via a Toll-Free number.

Poker Rewards Background

Poker Rewards is a partner of Casino Rewards, which has been in business since the year 2000, an eternity in the online gaming industry. The poker room is also a part of the Prima Poker network, which virtually guarantees that there will be few thousand players online at any given time.

Poker Rewards Game Types

Poker Rewards offers No-Limit, Pot-Limit, and Fixed-Limit hold’em, Pot-Limit and Fixed-Limit Omaha (both high and high/low variations), seven card stud, and five card stud. Stakes range from nickel games all the way up to $100/$200 for both Fixed and No-Limit games. Most of the Fixed-Limit hold’em action is at the $0.50/$1 through $2/$4 tables, whereas No-Limit players primarily stick to $1/$2 and lower. There is almost no action at the Fixed-Limit Omaha tables – if you want to play Omaha at Poker Rewards, you will need to play Pot-Limit.

Poker Rewards also has plenty of tournaments from which to choose. Many Sit-and-Go options are available, from standard, 10-person contests, to short-handed, heads-up, and multi-table games. Additionally, Poker Rewards has “Rounders” tables, which are special Sit-and-Go’s which give players the chance to win big money for a small buy-in. The Rounders tournaments consist of five levels – the top finishers in one level advance to the next. Some players will be able to redo a level, depending on finish, while the rest will have to start over. Players can also buy-in directly to any of the levels. Level one is only a $5 + $0.50 buy-in, but make it to level five, a $550 + $55 buy-in, and first place wins $3,000.

Of course, Multi-Table tournaments are also in abundance at Poker Rewards. Guaranteed prize pools, re-buys, freezeouts, and freeroll can all be found amongst the choices. The structure at Poker Rewards is good, too – players start with 1,500 chips and blinds only go up every twelve minutes, so there is plenty of time to play solid poker.

Like most online poker rooms, Poker Rewards holds tournaments in which players can win seats to prestigious live poker events. Satellites, in the form of both Sit-and-Go’s and Multi-Table tournaments, are running around the clock. Poker Rewards stands out from the other rooms with its World Series of Poker (WSOP) satellites. In addition to awarding seats at the main event, in 2006 it is also giving players the choice to compete for seats into other events, such as stud and Omaha. Also in 2006, Poker Rewards will be awarding one astounding prize to a skilled player – entry into every single event at the WSOP, plus 60 days accommodations, travel, and $3,500 spending money. Wow.

Poker Rewards offers a very good first deposit bonus – 50% up to $200. The terms are typical for the industry: 10x raked hands to earn the bonus. This bonus is awarded in one lump sum upon completion of the raked hands. Overall, it is not too difficult to earn. One must be dealt cards in a hand that is raked at least 25 cents. It used to be really easy to earn raked hands because the Prima Poker rooms were very loose, but since the Expekt poker room left the network, things have tightened up a bit (people attribute this to the fact that much of Expekt’s customer base was Scandinavian and other European, and they have the reputation of being loose players, but this is only speculation). Poker Rewards displays a pop-up upon login displaying the player’s current promotion and progress towards completion, as well as a raked hand counter in the lobby. Unfortunately, the two are not frequently in sync.

Poker Rewards has its own form of rakeback, which is where it gets the name Poker Rewards. Customers earn points for play and when they accumulate enough of them, can redeem them for cash. It can amount to as much as 10% rakeback.


Poker Rewards Software and Features

Anyone who has played at any of the Prima Poker rooms will be immediately familiar with the Poker Rewards software. It is very simple, almost Spartan, with a red, blue, and white color scheme. The lobby is easy to navigate, with a tree on the left side to select the game type and drill-down folders for limit and stakes. Table listings show average pot size, percent of players to the flop, hands per hour, and waiting list size. The waitlist feature is easy to use, but it can be a bit of a task to remove yourself from multiple waiting lists, as this can only be done manually.

Poker Rewards takes the simple approach the table graphics – simple and unadorned. No avatars, no pictures to upload, no drinks, nothing. Just a plain blue table with placards displaying each player’s screen name and chips. Easy to read cards, as well, with the standard four-color deck option. If fancy colors and graphics greatly enhance your poker playing experience, Poker Rewards will disappoint you. If you could care less and just want smooth-running tables, give it a whirl.