1. Party Poker 　　Party Poker is the largest poker room on the planet. The vast number of players that frequent this site makes Party Poker unique in the poker world. Party Poker has over 10,000 real-money players playing during peak hours. When you include play-money players, they have over 60,000 players during peak hours. There are plenty of ring games, single-table tournaments, and multi-table tournaments. more...

2. Everest Poker 　　Everest Poker is the first truly multi-lingual poker room. Their software is available in 16 languages, so non-English speakers will enjoy this aspect of the poker room. They are also very newbie friendly. For example, they include a poker tutorial in their software. However, since it's a new poker room, it is still fairly small. The variety of games is limited. The vast majority of the games played are low-stakes No-Limit Hold'em games. more...

3. InterPoker 　　InterPoker is a fairly large poker room that has nice ongoing bonuses and promotions. They also have games available in pounds or euros, but the rake can end up being higher in these games if you play them for higher stakes. Downsides of this poker room are that their cashout policies are annoying and the competition tends to be slightly more difficult than at most poker rooms. more...

4. True Poker 　　True Poker is owned by a Costa Rican based corporation (TPCR Development SRL, 951-1260 Plaza Colonial Escazu, Costa Rica) whose founders combine a love of technology, a love of poker, and a high level of integrity. Our Holding Company is: TrueCashier Ltd, Mallow, County Cork; Republic of Ireland more...

5. Absolute Poker 　　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 200% deposit bonus up to $200. However, their software is fairly mediocre. While the games are fast, the graphics of the lobby and games are less than stellar. more...

6. Poker Room 　　The graphics are slick, the site is reliable, and the competition is fairly soft. They also have a Java version of their software, which is very nice for people who use Macs or simply don't want to download software. It should be noted that Poker Room charges a higher rake than most sites for low- and middle-stakes games. more...

7. Poker Stars 　　Poker Stars is the second largest online poker site. It hosts many multi-table tournaments, which has rocketed its popularity among online poker players. The competition used to be considered fairly stiff at Poker Stars, but it is now about average among all the online poker sites.more...

8. Online Poker List 　　PokerListings.com is the world's most comprehensive website about online poker and poker, with in-depth analysis of all the major 70 poker rooms, details on strategy, bonuses, promotions, tournaments, free rolls and the largest poker directory with over 1000 links.PokerListings.com will be a profitable and pleasant experience for you as a poker player. We give you, what no one else does.more...

9. Ultimate Bet 　　This is a decent poker site, but the competition is much stiffer here than at other sites. They have many different games (they even have exotic games like Pineapple and Royal Hold'em), though the exotic games are not very popular. This is a decent place to play no-limit hold'em online, since they offer it at as low as $.01-$.02 blinds up to $50-$100 blinds.more...

10. Paradise Poker 　　This site used to be the largest online poker room. While it is still a sizeable poker room, it is now a lot smaller than Party Poker. Most aspects of this poker room are about average. It has typical competition, decent software, a few decent promotions.more...