Absolute Poker Review:

Overview

Absolute Poker is a mid-sized poker site. It is a pretty good room for low-stakes players since they have a wide variety of low stakes fixed-limit and no-limit Texas Hold'em games. They are also one of the more generous poker rooms, offering an impressive 100% up to $100 deposit bonus (this bonus is 50% up to $500 if you use Neteller). However, their software is fairly mediocre. While the games are fast, the graphics of the lobby and games are less than stellar.

Bonuses

Absolute Poker has a very nice deposit bonus. It is 100% up to $100. The code is AP100. If you use Neteller, the bonus is 50% up to $500. However, you must play 100 raked hands for every $10 of the bonus, so it will take you quite awhile to work it off (each raked hand must have a rake of $.25 or more). If you play multiple tables, it will work off fairly quickly.

Cashouts

They are very quick about cashouts. On their website, they say you should receive your money within 72 hours. However, I generally get mine within 24 hours. One thing that striked me about Absolute Poker though is they are not licensed in the same jurisdiction as most other online poker rooms. They are licensed by the Haldimand Mohocks, which is a smaller, less well-known gaming commission than the Kahnawake. They are both Canadian Mohawk tribes; the Kahnawake just happen to be the ones with the more well-known gaming commission. I'm not sure why Absolute is licensed there and if that means anything in particular. My guess is it does not.