The Poker Lab Rat

So what’s the verdict on VCPoker’s new software? Is VCPoker’s March makeover marvellous?

Huh?
VCPoker - you know, Victor Chandler… almost like gambling royalty in the UK.

When Israeli gaming giant Playtech bought out the Tribeca Tables Poker network last year (the one VCPoker ran on) it was only a matter of time before Playtech moved to merge the Tribeca based poker rooms with their existing, and ultra-busy, iPoker network.

Success?
It’s all done, and while VCPoker has had a couple of early systems glitches that saw players dropping from tables and freerolls closing out early - the new software is a definite improvement on its former clunky and fairly feature-less stuff.

What’s hot?
Mini tables so you can play and manage up to 8 games concurrently

The hand histories screen is very chic

I even like the ability to set warnings if I go over my max bet limit (as if)!

…. but the best feature, and one that should give you confidence after a number of  other poker rooms have recently reneged on tournament payouts and ‘guarantees’…
The tournament prize pool is tracked live - i.e. as players register the amount updates.

Have a look at our poker room review or suss out VCPoker directly yourself. (Sorry, and we are sorry, no US players)