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Overview
Doyle's Room is the only online Poker Room where you can play against the
legendary Doyle "Texas Dolly" Brunson, Mike "The Mad Genius of Poker" Caro,
and Todd Brunson, WSOP Champion who is proudly carrying on the Brunson
legacy in poker. Doyle's Room offers Free and Real money games with great
promotions and a friendly staff. This is the world's only site to be endorsed
by Doyle "Texas Dolly" Brunson, the legendary 10 time WSOP champion and
the pioneer of poker as we know it. We're talking the Babe Ruth of poker
here.
Doyle's Room is the only online Poker Room where you can play against the
legendary Doyle "Texas Dolly" Brunson, Mike "The Mad Genius of Poker" Caro,
and Todd Brunson, WSOP Champion who is proudly carrying on the Brunson
legacy in poker. Doyle's Room offers Free and Real money games with great
promotions and a friendly staff. This is the world's only site to be endorsed
by Doyle "Texas Dolly" Brunson, the legendary 10 time WSOP champion and
the pioneer of poker as we know it. We're talking the Babe Ruth of poker
here.
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Independent Staff Review
Overall Rating: 6.5
Doyle's Room is quickly growing and is managed by poker legends Doyle
Brunson and Mike Caro. Doyle's Room software provides nice graphics and
good functionality. Doyle's Room offers a nice software interface with good
playability. As with most online poker rooms, no-limit hold'em is the focus
here, but they have recently added Seven Card Stud and Stud Hi-Lo to their
lineup of poker games.
There are some nice features such as a buddy list function, private tables,
pot and no-limit ring games, live floor managers and multi-table tournaments.
Navigation is very easy and tabs allow for quick access to ring games and
tournaments.
Competition at Doyle's Room tends to be quite soft as they attract a loose
crowd from other network partner sites such as Golden Palace Casino.
Recent player traffic statistics show that Doyle's Room currently attracts
2,000-2,200 ring game players during peak times. Tournament traffic is quite
strong, with a solid 6,500-7,500 players at peak hours.
Pros
Cons
Overall Rating: 6.5
Doyle's Room is quickly growing and is managed by poker legends Doyle
Brunson and Mike Caro. Doyle's Room software provides nice graphics and
good functionality. Doyle's Room offers a nice software interface with good
playability. As with most online poker rooms, no-limit hold'em is the focus
here, but they have recently added Seven Card Stud and Stud Hi-Lo to their
lineup of poker games.
There are some nice features such as a buddy list function, private tables,
pot and no-limit ring games, live floor managers and multi-table tournaments.
Navigation is very easy and tabs allow for quick access to ring games and
tournaments.
Competition at Doyle's Room tends to be quite soft as they attract a loose
crowd from other network partner sites such as Golden Palace Casino.
Recent player traffic statistics show that Doyle's Room currently attracts
2,000-2,200 ring game players during peak times. Tournament traffic is quite
strong, with a solid 6,500-7,500 players at peak hours.
Pros
- Play against legends of poker - Doyle Brunson and Mike Caro
- Soft competition for games compared to the average
- New lowball poker game, Badugi, that is unique to Doyle's Room
- Buddy List and Community Chat Lobby
- Private poker tables
- Solid promotions and freerolls
- Good live, email and telephone support
- Bounty Tournament with Doyle Brunson and other celebrities
Cons
- Pop up "reminder" windows can be annoying at times
- Lobby information does not list flops seen percentage
- Traffic is predominantly Texas Hold'em players
- Low traffic statistics for ring games
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Current Promotions
2008 World Series of Poker Satellites
Win a seat in the 2008 World Series of Poker championship event to be
held at the Rio Suites in Las Vegas. $13,000 prize package consists of
$10,000 buy-in + $3,000 expenses. In addition, you will also receive:
A breakfast strategy session with the legendary Doyle Brunson. Start your
day right and break bread with the master himself and other esteemed pros.
The chance to talk face to face with a living legend and other Team Brunson
members will make this much more than the most important meal of the day.
A personally autographed two volume leather-bound set of Super System
1 and Super System 2. Get the tools you need to succeed in a deluxe
personalized package.
An exclusive photo session with Doyle and other renowned pros. They’ll be
there to capture the magic.
Plenty of sweet DoylesRoom gear and ample time to mingle with your
favorite online buddies and DoylesRoom players.
$9 Turbo Satellite qualifiers for the 2008 WSOP Main Event running daily
Weekly Bounty Tournament
Short of mortgaging your house and making it to the World Series of Poker
Championship finals, this site is your only opportunity to play against the man
himself "Doyle Brunson", in the Weekly Bounty Tournament. The bounty
tournament is a weekly multi-table tournament in which an absolute
maximum of 999 players vie to be the last one at the table. Every week you
can square off against Doyle Brunson, Mike Caro, Todd Brunson and other
weekly pros/celeb guests.
If you knock out a bounty you receive an autographed plaque
commemorating the achievement. After you have played in the Bounty
Tournament for your first time, make sure you come back to Doyle's Room
and visit the Bounty Rebate page and get your full and instant rebate of $55.
As we said the Bounty is 100% free.
It's a standard multi-table tournament with standard rules. It’s the same kind
of fast-action tournament competition you see on TV.
2008 World Series of Poker Satellites
Win a seat in the 2008 World Series of Poker championship event to be
held at the Rio Suites in Las Vegas. $13,000 prize package consists of
$10,000 buy-in + $3,000 expenses. In addition, you will also receive:
A breakfast strategy session with the legendary Doyle Brunson. Start your
day right and break bread with the master himself and other esteemed pros.
The chance to talk face to face with a living legend and other Team Brunson
members will make this much more than the most important meal of the day.
A personally autographed two volume leather-bound set of Super System
1 and Super System 2. Get the tools you need to succeed in a deluxe
personalized package.
An exclusive photo session with Doyle and other renowned pros. They’ll be
there to capture the magic.
Plenty of sweet DoylesRoom gear and ample time to mingle with your
favorite online buddies and DoylesRoom players.
$9 Turbo Satellite qualifiers for the 2008 WSOP Main Event running daily
Weekly Bounty Tournament
Short of mortgaging your house and making it to the World Series of Poker
Championship finals, this site is your only opportunity to play against the man
himself "Doyle Brunson", in the Weekly Bounty Tournament. The bounty
tournament is a weekly multi-table tournament in which an absolute
maximum of 999 players vie to be the last one at the table. Every week you
can square off against Doyle Brunson, Mike Caro, Todd Brunson and other
weekly pros/celeb guests.
If you knock out a bounty you receive an autographed plaque
commemorating the achievement. After you have played in the Bounty
Tournament for your first time, make sure you come back to Doyle's Room
and visit the Bounty Rebate page and get your full and instant rebate of $55.
As we said the Bounty is 100% free.
It's a standard multi-table tournament with standard rules. It’s the same kind
of fast-action tournament competition you see on TV.
- Knock out one bounty player, you win $500
- Knock out two bounty players, you win $15,000
- Knock out all three bounties out, you win $50,000, plus your share of
the regular tournament prize money.
$175,000 Guaranteed Every Sunday
The buy-in for the $175,000 Guaranteed tournament is only $65 and
Doyle's Room will be running both Multi-Table and Single Table Tournament
feeders for a minimum investment throughout the month.
Doyle's Room will be running both Multi-Table and Single Table Tournament
feeders for a minimum investment throughout the month.
$35,000 Guaranteed Daily
This tournament at Doyle's Room is an $125 No Limit Tournament.
110% New Player Signup Bonus
Doyle's Room is currently offering a real 110% Signup Bonus on your first
deposit. Your initial deposit to Doyle's Room will earn you a bonus of up to
$550.
deposit. Your initial deposit to Doyle's Room will earn you a bonus of up to
$550.
Poker Games Offered
If you download Doyle’s Room Poker, you can choose between the
following poker games:
Notes: Badugi is a lowball draw poker game where the best low hand with no
same suit or rank wins the pot. A 4 card hand beats a 3 card hand which beats a
2 card hand.
If you download Doyle’s Room Poker, you can choose between the
following poker games:
- Texas Hold’em (No Limit, Pot Limit, and Limit)
- Omaha (Pot Limit and Limit)
- Omaha Hi-Low (Pot Limit and Limit)
- 7 Card Stud (Half Pot Limit and Limit)
- 7 Card Stud Hi-Low (Half Pot Limit and Limit)
- Badugi (Half Pot Limit and Limit)
Notes: Badugi is a lowball draw poker game where the best low hand with no
same suit or rank wins the pot. A 4 card hand beats a 3 card hand which beats a
2 card hand.
Limits and Rake
Doyle's Room usually has a $20/$40 Holdem game going, and a $150/$300
game is live as well. Micro limit tables are usually in play for every game, and
games are offered at limits anywhere from .02/.04 to $150/$300.
The rake at Doyle's Room is in line with the competition. Generally, a 5%
rake, with a $1 - $3 cap is the rule. Shorthanded games have an
abbreviated cap to allow for more play. Micro limit, and a "No Flop, No Drop"
policy make Doyle's Room an excellent choice with respect to the rake
collected. Caps on the rakes are similar to that of other sites, and in line with
industry standard.
Doyle's Room usually has a $20/$40 Holdem game going, and a $150/$300
game is live as well. Micro limit tables are usually in play for every game, and
games are offered at limits anywhere from .02/.04 to $150/$300.
The rake at Doyle's Room is in line with the competition. Generally, a 5%
rake, with a $1 - $3 cap is the rule. Shorthanded games have an
abbreviated cap to allow for more play. Micro limit, and a "No Flop, No Drop"
policy make Doyle's Room an excellent choice with respect to the rake
collected. Caps on the rakes are similar to that of other sites, and in line with
industry standard.
Deposit Options
Doyle's Room offers the following options for deposits:
The minimum deposit for NetTeller, FirePay and credit/debit transactions is
$25.
Doyle's Room offers the following options for deposits:
- Visa
- Mastercard
- NetTeller (No US Players)
- FirePay (No US Players)
- Electronic Funds Transfer (Wire)
The minimum deposit for NetTeller, FirePay and credit/debit transactions is
$25.
Frequent Player Points
Doyle's Room Action Points system automatically rewards you while you
play. You accumulate Action Points by playing in real money games, including
single- and multi-table tournaments. Additionally, from time to time, they may
offer additional opportunities for you to earn Action Points that are
redeemable for a variety of cool prizes and stuff. The more you play, the
more Action Points you earn.
How Action Points are awarded:
A pool of Action Points is generated per hand. Each time a bet is made, the
Action Points pool increases. So, the larger the pot, the more Action Points
there will be *.
The available points per pot will be distributed to all players who are dealt a
hand in the pot on a pro-rated (percentage) basis. The more you bet, the
larger your share of the hand's available Action Points will be -- and it doesn't
matter whether you win or lose the pot! Currently, Action Points awarded for
tournament fees are credited towards the Action Points usable for freeroll
entries and prizes.
* For every real money hand that is dealt a maximum of 300 Action Points will
be awarded.
Doyle's Room Action Points system automatically rewards you while you
play. You accumulate Action Points by playing in real money games, including
single- and multi-table tournaments. Additionally, from time to time, they may
offer additional opportunities for you to earn Action Points that are
redeemable for a variety of cool prizes and stuff. The more you play, the
more Action Points you earn.
How Action Points are awarded:
A pool of Action Points is generated per hand. Each time a bet is made, the
Action Points pool increases. So, the larger the pot, the more Action Points
there will be *.
The available points per pot will be distributed to all players who are dealt a
hand in the pot on a pro-rated (percentage) basis. The more you bet, the
larger your share of the hand's available Action Points will be -- and it doesn't
matter whether you win or lose the pot! Currently, Action Points awarded for
tournament fees are credited towards the Action Points usable for freeroll
entries and prizes.
* For every real money hand that is dealt a maximum of 300 Action Points will
be awarded.
Software and Playability
Doyle's Room usually doesn't have any kind of server delay, or problem with
the software. In over 40 hours of play on the site, I am not aware of getting
stuck or any service outages of any kind. Doyle's Room runs the Tribeca
Tables software for it's poker room. This is a respected software platform
used by many other large poker organizations online.
Action is easy to get, and the navigation of the room is simple. Tabs allowing
for quick navigation of the site are easy to understand, and the tables are
easy to get to. Actual game play at the tables is smooth, and it seems that
you see less of the waiting, and beginner game play mistakes made at many
of the larger sites. Pop up "reminder" windows can be pesky, but they aren't
in a distracting location on the screen, and they disappear in ten seconds or
so. Playability on Doyle's Room is excellent with a nice layout and no eye
strain.
Doyle's Room usually doesn't have any kind of server delay, or problem with
the software. In over 40 hours of play on the site, I am not aware of getting
stuck or any service outages of any kind. Doyle's Room runs the Tribeca
Tables software for it's poker room. This is a respected software platform
used by many other large poker organizations online.
Action is easy to get, and the navigation of the room is simple. Tabs allowing
for quick navigation of the site are easy to understand, and the tables are
easy to get to. Actual game play at the tables is smooth, and it seems that
you see less of the waiting, and beginner game play mistakes made at many
of the larger sites. Pop up "reminder" windows can be pesky, but they aren't
in a distracting location on the screen, and they disappear in ten seconds or
so. Playability on Doyle's Room is excellent with a nice layout and no eye
strain.
Features
- Action Points - Accumulate action points for some great poker prizes,
including Doyle's book Super System 2. - Player Notes - Excellent notes make recalling information about certain
players and their styles very easy. - Buddy List - Keep track of numerous friends using the buddy list. Very
easy to use and understand. - Avatars - Choose between a number of images that Doyle's Room
provides for you to use. - Tournament Leader Board - Track your ranking with Doyle's
tournament leader points. - Hand History - Get an instant hand history report complete with cash
game and tournament game play. - Stats - Easy to use statistics report that can be filtered to show only
Play Money, Real Money, or Tournament Type.
Customer Service
There is a live chat support function available 24/7, which works well. There is
also an 800 number, where players can call with questions, or problems.
Customer service seems excellent thus far.
There is a live chat support function available 24/7, which works well. There is
also an 800 number, where players can call with questions, or problems.
Customer service seems excellent thus far.
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