Full tilt poker
 
Full tilt poker is the closest you can come to playing in a casino. The interface is simple and makes even beginners feel at home and I’d like to share my experiences of the same. I decided to sit at the micro stakes table, where the blinds are one cent and two cents playing Texas hold em, six players maximum. And what I got was a poker experience to cherish. Despite the stakes being so low, the standard of poker was brilliant.
 
Very few of the players making pre flop calls with a poor starting hand, I for one decided to play as a policy, only two face cards when in position or suited connectors or pocket pairs at any position. The one time I had cowboys I hit the flop and made a huge pot of a dollar and thirty cents when a guy made kings up the same hand. Overall I enjoyed my poker and stayed at the table for a good two hours. Then I moved my trade to the six players Omaha hi low table. And it was no surprise that I enjoyed my time on that table too.
 
But it was probably because I ended up in the green in both the tables. I hit the wheel in the very first hand to win the high and the low hand and my streak didn’t end there. My four hold cards kept getting better and I made three dollars on the micro stakes, two cent five cent blinds table. On the whole, full tilt poker was time very well spent. Professional or amateur, full tilt is the place to be. I give it an eight point five.