Titan Poker

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Part of the iPoker network, Titan poker is an up-and-coming poker room that delivers, with great bonus offerings, promotions, and a colorful and functional display. Titan has been building their player base by offering outstanding and attainable bonuses (earned by accumulating points) and an array of promotions such as high dollar freerolls and sit n go jackpots. After some early problems with their software, which have all been rectified, they now offer a reliable and fast game.

The games consist of Hold’em and Omaha, although they are offered in various formats - 6 max and 10 max ring games, tournaments and sit n go’s. A majority of Titan's action is at the lower limit games as well as tournaments. The selection of tournaments is a little spotty however; most are rebuys and at lower buy in amounts. They support a variety of languages, including French, German, Italian, and English.

Beginners will enjoy Titan’s action at the lower limits. Typically, the action is loose with view flop % in the 40's on most full tables and it is not unusual to see 50's and 60's on shorthanded tables. Titan's graphics are clean, though not bland. Intermediate players and enthusiasts will enjoy the Titan experience because of the bonuses and promotions they offer, with an improved VIP club in which points can be accrued at a faster pace, more exclusive freerolls, and special reload bonus offerings.

Different levels of membership can be attained based on how many points you earn. Titan's customer service and support is excellent. They offer live chat and a toll-free number. Their Email response was one of the fastest that we tested - 21 minutes.

With so much to offer, Titan Poker continues to market their room aggressively in order to attract even more players.

Poker Software

Titan offers a full-feature poker experience. From a buddy list, to customization options, to being able to play up to 8 tables at once, the iPoker network has done a great job incorporating features that are appealing to just about everyone. Their graphics are colorful and the interface is laid out in a simple "no frills" manner. Games move along nicely as the software is very responsive. Tabs across the top of the lobby allow you to choose from ring games, tournaments and sit n go’s. Lower tabs allow you to choose from limit, no limit, heads up, play money, etc.

Titan offers various buy in tournaments, however the availability of those higher than $50 is sporadic. They do offer some guaranteed tournaments, including a monthly $100k guarantee and WPT/WSOP satellites. Titan also offers a unique jackpot for winning consecutive sit n go’s.It is dependent on the buy-in level and a certain number of required sit n go victories. The jackpot increases over time if not won.

The general policy is the standard 5% rake taken in increments up to $3. On fixed limit tables up to $1/$2 there is a $1 max rake. Tables with 2-3 players have a max rake of $1 and tables with 4-5 players have a $2 max rake - which also includes no-limit and pot-limit short-handed games. .

There is a "no flop - no drop" policy for hands not reaching the flop. 

50% signup bonus, max $200

Titan's play is some of the loosest you will find online. View flop percentages are generally in the 40's at full tables and 50's and 60's at shorthanded tables. Average pot sizes are also above industry norm. .

If a soft game is high on your list of priorities, Titan deserves careful consideration.

At Titan, up to 8 tables can be played at once. Switching between tables can be done through a series of buttons on the top left of the screen.

Titan has a real nice chat system. Detailed hand description scrolls on the left side and player chat will pop up a bubble over the player’s seat, so it is easy to tell where the comment is coming from. Another player's chat can be ignored if desired.

Standard pre-select buttons appear before it is your turn. The auto raise button is 2x the bet; otherwise, you have to use the slider to bet more.

A hand history button is available in the chat window and it neatly displays the hand history with graphical representation of each player’s action.

Player notes windows are standard. A little pushpin appears on the player if you have noted something about them.