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Unlike poker tournaments, a ring game can be played for a much longer period of time and has certain limitations. In a tournament, players play with tournament chips worth nothing outside that particular tournament. Ring, or cash, games are played with “real” chips and money at stake. Players can enter and leave as they see fit, with the ability to cash out instead of losing it all.
The length and intimacy of the game allows players to assess the rest of the table. Every player has certain tells that can be read and help dictate move by other players on the table. One of the main differences between tournaments and cash games is the blind/ante structure. This structure generally remains constant in a ring game, whereas a tournament will show a steady increase throughout the game. Additionally players can keep buying back into a ring game.
- 4th Largest poker room as determined by cash tables
- Private tables function lets you create your own table and invite your mates to play
- Buy-in for between 20 and 100 Big Blinds
- Fixed Limit, No Limit or Pot Limit versions
- iPoker Network mixed with good, solid and simple design
- Expect around 8,000 real money players at the cash games
- Powered by Playtech software for clean navigation
- Impeccable graphics and software performance
- Biggest Poker Room in Europe runs its own network
- Wide cash games variety, ranging from £0.05/£0.10 to £25/£50
- iPoker Network, Average of 8,000 players in cash games
- Graphics may seem outdated, but run smoothly without confusion
- Ongame Network, with heavy dose of amateurs and pro players
- Ring games offered as low as £0.10/£0.20 up to £250/£500









