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Overview
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Doyles Room recently made the switch from the Tribeca network to the fast growing Microgaming network, which is known as the Prima Poker network to some. This switch increased the volume of players that Doyles Room received and ensured that the room had a solid future on a very stable network. The Microgaming network is one of the largest in the industry hosting 30+ poker rooms.
Doyles Room recently merged with the Microgaming network, which receives a very decent amount of traffic. Compared to some of the biggest rooms in the industry, the player volume that Microgaming receives may appear quite small, but in real fact the amount of traffic it does receive is more than enough. There are always tables open for you to play at and you should never have much trouble finding a seat at your preferred game or limit. |
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Money: 8/10
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| Doyles Room offers two different sign-up bonuses where you can increase your maximum bonus by making a deposit via NETeller. The standard bonus is a 25% bonus up to $100, but if you make a deposit through NETeller you are eligible to receive a 35% bonus up to $135. The bonuses will then be released from the bonus accounts after you have accumulated a certain amount of ‘action points’, which you can obtain from cash game play. |
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Interface and Customer Service: 8/10
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| The Microgaming software has a very good lobby that makes it very easy to navigate through the different games and limits on offer via the drop down menu to the left of the window. The tables can then be sorted using the headings such as limits and number of players at the top of the list of the tables. The software also displays the average pot size and the average percentage of players per flop to help you find some of the fishier tables. However, the actual table graphics are quite bland and leave a lot to be desired. |
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Tournaments: 8/10
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| One of the special features of Doyles Room is the bad beat jackpot that constantly accumulates from play on specific bad beat tables. Players are eligible to win this huge jackpot if they use both their holecards and they have four of a kind 8s or better beaten. The jackpot will be shared out with every player on the table that participated in the hand, with the player that took the bad beat receiving the biggest portion of the jackpot. The bad beat jackpot is not released on a regular basis, and so the total amount within it can be run up to huge figures over time. |
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Player Difficulty and Frequency: 8/10
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Game variety
Doyles room offers all of the standard poker variants such as Texas Holdem, Omaha, Stud and also the lesser known 5 card draw poker variant.
Customer support
Doyles Room has a great customer support that is fast to respond to any queries that you might have. We found that Doyles Room staff are very friendly and always directly address questions from their players. |
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