Royal Vegas Poker

Royal Vegas Poker

SOME U.S. STATES NOT ACCEPTED

Royal Vegas Poker does not accept U.S. players in Illinois, Indiana, Louisiana, Michigan, New Jersey, New York, Nevada, Oregon, South Dakota, Washington, Wisconsin.

SIGN UP BONUS

100% Bonus Deposit up to a maximum of $100
To receive the 100% sign-up offer of up to $100 free, players need to download the Royal Vegas Poker software and register an account at Royal Vegas Poker for the first time.

SPECIAL FUTURE

$40,000 Poker Points Challenge
Earn points for play at Royal Vegas Poker during the month, and climb up our Leader Board! The Top 1,500 players will share in $40,000 GUARANTEED!

Poker League
Receive points every day for playing in ring games of $1/$2 and above. Top 100 players receive a percentage of their rake back!!

Progressive Bad Beat Jackpots
Be bad to the bone and win thousands in our Progressive Bad Beat Jackpots.

Magic Hand Jackpot
Be eligible for the $2,500 Magic Hand Jackpot awarded on every 4,000,000 hands dealt. The magic never ends at Royal Vegas Poker.

Poker Forum Challenge
The search is on for the best Poker Forum Player and best Poker Forum. Will it be you or your forum? Take part to find out and stand a chance to win $5,000!

TOURNAMENTS

WSOP 2006 The World Series of Poker is the world’s most prestigious poker tournament and we would like to make your dreams come true. Qualify for the WSOP 2006 packages by entering anyone of our 6 qualification style tournaments.
$100,000-Guaranteed Play in the $100,000 Guaranteed tournament on Sundays for a buy-in of only $55 or qualify from ongoing feeder satellites or sit ‘n go tournaments.
$15,000-Freeroll Download and register at Royal Vegas Poker and get a chance to play in the $15,000 Freeroll. That’s 15000 reasons to play at Royal Vegas Poker!
$10,000 Expert Series Test your skills in our new Expert Series starting June 28th, 2006. Take on poker’s best to claim extreme bragging rights and a share of $10,000 guaranteed.
College Poker Championship College Poker Championship is an online tournament, open exclusively to registered college students. The winner can truly claim the title of “The World’s best college poker player 2006”. $135,000 in scholarship awards available.
Welcome Freerolls New to poker? Become acquainted with the world’s greatest card game by playing in our $1,000 Daily Freerolls. They run four times a day and there’s no raked hand requirement!
$19,000 Guaranteed Play in the $19,000 guaranteed tournament each Saturday and stand a chance to win big.
$5,000 High-Roller Freeroll Take your game to the next level by playing against other high-rollers in the monthly High-Roller Freeroll.
Rounder Tournaments Test your skill in our Rounder Tournaments. The winners of each round will battle it out for the big prize in round five!
Daily Prize Guaranteed Tournaments We're offering a number of daily guaranteed tournaments. These tournaments run throughout the day and offer prize pools of up to $100,000!
Daily Freeroll Tournaments Play in our daily freerolls. Entry is absolutely free and so are the prizes!
Cash Games Cash Games run continuously and offer a range of buy-in amounts to cater for your need.

GAME SELECTION

Texas Hold'em
Texas Hold'em is the most popular form of poker played in poker rooms today, both land-based and online. As the chosen game of the World Series of Poker Finals, it is the game by which ultimate poker skill is measured.

Texas Hold'em is a fast-paced, exciting type of poker, with lots of betting action. Each player is dealt 2 cards, and then 5 communal cards are dealt to the board, over the course of 3 betting rounds. This means that all the players at the table can see 5 out of the 7 possible cards that everyone will use to build their strongest hand for the showdown. Contrast this with 7-Card Stud where each person only has two cards visible, and 5 cards cannot be seen by the other players. The upshot is that it is easier to predict what hands your opponents could be holding. Which, on the one hand, is an advantage, but also means that it can be harder to bluff. This makes for a fast, aggressive game in which you'll need to know your stuff to survive.

Omaha
Omaha Hi is played in a similar way to Texas Hold'em, except that nine cards are used, creating a wider range of possible combinations. This makes for a more intricate game where you have to really be on your toes. The rules themselves are also related to Texas Hold'em, except for the fact that Omaha deals four pocket cards (rather than two), and the showdown only uses two pocket cards and three communal cards (rather then a choice of any combinations of communal and pocket cards).

7-Card Stud
Seven-Card Stud is one of the most popular forms of Poker throughout the world, but requires patience and skill. You especially need to know when to hold and when to fold, because with the number of cards and betting rounds it can get expensive to stay in the pot - and even more so if you aren't holding a good enough hand at the showdown. 7-Card Stud pots can get quite large, as the maximum bets double after the third round of betting.

The game also requires that you make adjustments to your strategy based on the size of the pot and the other players. A further facet of the game that needs to be mastered if you want to be a winning player, is remembering which cards appeared in hands that have already been folded, which obviously affects the odds of you getting the cards you need to complete your hand.

It is, however, one of the easiest poker games to learn, and is as popular in home games as in professional poker rooms.

5-Card Stud
Five-Card Stud is much the same as Seven-Card Stud, except that each player receives 5 cards, only one of which is dealt face-down. It is an easy game to learn, but requires skill and awareness to play well. The number of visible cards that each player displays makes it easier to judge the relative and potential strength of your hand. Like 7-Card Stud it pays to remember the cards that other players were displaying before they folded, so as to better be able to estimate the chances of the card you need being dealt in the later rounds.

There are four rounds of betting, one after each card is dealt, so fairly large pots can accumulate. As with most forms of poker, patience is the key.

BANKING

Deposit Options:
Credit/Debit Cards (Visa, Mastercard and Diners Club), Debit Cards (Delta, Solo and Switch), NETeller, Click2Pay, FirePay, Ukash, PaySpark, eCheck, INSTADEBIT, UseMyBank

Withdrawal Options:
NETeller, Click2Pay, FirePay, PaySpark, Check, ACH

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