Titan Poker is one of the leading software skins on the popular iPoker Network. iPoker recently moved up to being the third largest online poker site/network overall, making them larger than PartyPoker. Titan Poker does not accept players from the United States, so the majority of their traffic is online during peak European hours. Titan Poker has been online since 2005 and is licensed by the Kahnawake Gaming Commission.

Customer support at Titan Poker is excellent and is available via e-mail, phone, or live chat in the game client. Responses are quick and thorough, solving most issues very quickly. Titan Poker even won the “Best Online Poker Customer Service” award from Gambling Online Magazine.

Titan Poker's software offers a robust VIP program that rewards everyone from the casual player to the hardcore grinder. They also have a number of promotions running all of the time, including high hand and bad beat bonuses. As part of the iPoker Network, they also have progressive sit-n-go jackpots that you can win by placing first in a certain number of consecutive SNGs.

Multi-table tournament players will find lots of choices on Titan Poker, including satellites to major live events and a massive monthly $16 million in guaranteed prize pools. New players can compete in daily freeroll tournaments to help get a little boost in their bankroll. There are also regularly tournaments that run which you can enter using Titan Poker Points that you earn while playing in their regular games.

Titan Poker Software and Features 

Titan Poker’s software is appealing to all kinds of poker players. It is intuitive to use and easy to navigate. The color scheme is easy on the eyes, a cool blue with red accents. The lobby is cluttered with many buttons and banners which can be confusing at first, but once you know where to find everything, it is a breeze to use.

Finding a game is easy using a hierarchical menu system that is divided into game types and levels. You can quickly sort the table lists and see such important stats as average pot size, average percentage of players that see the flop, and number of hands per hour. You can also see a list of all of the players on the table and how much money they have.

Once on the table, you are greeted with a familiar sight. Players can select from a number of avatars, but nothing custom. You can choose from the regular table view or a mini-view that makes playing tons of tables on a smaller screen no problem at all. Unfortunately, the tables are not resizable at all, which is somewhat inconvenient, but more of an extra feature than a standard one for most poker sites. There are a few display options that you can choose from, such as using a four-color deck and your current hand strength.

The note taking system at Titan Poker is very easy-to-use and a small note icon shows up right next to a players name so you can always tell who you have extra information on. Hand histories are instantly available with the click of a button, so you can easily go back through and see what cards have been mucked, but not shown. The action can be somewhat hard to read with the way the history is laid out, but once you are used to it, it isn’t a problem at all. Overall, the Titan Poker software has all of the features you would expect from a top site.

July $1,000 Rake Race

If you have signed up for Titan Poker through PokerSoftware, you are automatically enrolled in a $1,000 rake race that will take place throughout the month of July. If you do not have a Titan Poker account yet, you can sign up to receive free poker software through PokerSoftware.com and also qualify to participate in the rake race! For full details on payouts and for updated standings, please visit the forum topic for this freeroll by clicking here.