Sky Poker Review

With their well-known Flash client in place of a software download, Sky Poker has won the attention of many potential players who use Mac and Linux platforms or who simply don’t like heavy downloads and the risks associated with them. There are no worrisome installations for their instant gaming; the player can simply press the “Instant Play” link and create an account. You get to try many terrific features, like “the quick seat” that provides you a place within a few seconds after you log in. It is pretty common to see many people log in and play a few hands (using the Flash option) during lunch breaks. 

Here we get a chance to review the offered games again. As has been said, the Sky Poker site provides only Texas Hold’em, but in an innovative way. Sky channel 865 lets you join the televised cash games and actually watch how the game is played out. Plus, they have more than 100 cash tables. The offered tournaments are very diverse; from satellites with just £2 buy-ins, to bounty events on television with pools reaching the thousands. Ten-seat sit and go tournaments are also available. 

Sky Poker offers very straight and clear bonuses. You get a generous 700% welcome bonus of about £35. A great bonus to start playing, testing games on the site, and actually experiencing everything that Sky Poker has to provide. Moreover, there is a loyalty scheme which lets players win more.

There are many UK banking options offered by Sky Bingo, which include: Visa, Visa Electron, Visa Delta, Mastercard, Maestro, Switch, Solo, PayPal, Laser, MoneyBookers, and NeTeller. Plus, you can make deposits in various currencies. 

A great benefit of the Sky Poker site is their prompt and effective customer support. What makes the site unique is the ways of communication available. From online chats to free phone call services, emailing, and postal or “snail mail” options, and the site encourages users to contact them and/or leave feedback about the site and game in general.

On the whole, the site deserves high ratings for its recreational or starter poker players. Being the first choice of those who are into Texas Hold’em, it is hard to compete with the diverse tournament options with low buy-ins – no registered member will get bored.