LuckyAcePoker

Established only in 2007, LuckyAce Poker is one of the few poker rooms which managed to get rolling end even grow under the restrictions-umbrella of the 2006 UIGEA. Though it’s definitely not a threat to Full Tilt or to PokerStars, LuckyAce Poker sports decent traffic these days, probably due to the fact that it’s on Pacific Poker’s network, and the network-wide traffic is yielding its dividends for them. LuckyAce Poker does not currently accept US traffic.

LuckyAce Poker’s software is the same as the one Pacific Poker boasts. It has recently been overhauled, and now it offers a wealth of options and statistics, as well as crystal-clear graphics, 3D avatars, resizable tables and mini-views for multi-tabling etc. 

Players can choose three different player views, they can take notes on their opponents, and access vital statistics like stack sizes, avg. pot size etc. Four tables are supported for simultaneous play, as the software remains stable and fast even when all four of those tables are open.

LuckyAce Poker has generally good traffic and you’ll definitely find action at all limits all the time, although player numbers are heavily dependent on peak hours and you’ll find the majority of players concentrated at the small to medium limit Holdem tables. 

Competition is neither loose nor tight. It depends on your luck really: you may find an extremely loose table or a very tight one. Make sure you take a look at the flops viewed percentages before you take a seat. 

The rake is slightly higher than the industry standard at LuckyAce, but it is capped on all limits at $4.

LuckyAce offers its players daily $5,000 and $10,000 Guaranteed tournaments, there are new depositors’ freerolls and a weekly $100,000 guaranteed. Special promotions like the Survivor Showdown series also run pretty much all the time.

LuckyAce Poker support is reachable through email and toll free phone. Email response times are reasonable and the support staff is excellent.