LinesMaker Poker Room Review & Rating

LinesMaker Poker currently operates on the Merge network, joining a fast growing group of poker sites accepting U.S. players. The site has grown significantly in a short time and it offers some of the loosest and juiciest games available today.

The site was developed with the purpose of offering a new alternative to poker player. The software features several reliable features such as – table stats, quick play, multi-table ability for over 10 tables simultaneously and lots more great support features.

All variations of Texas Hold’em are available, Omaha, Omaha Hi-Lo, Seven-Card Stud and Seven-Card Stud Hi-Lo. Games, as well.

LinesMaker Poker also features a high amount of poker tournaments for all types of games. Traffic is growing rapidly in this new network. The average amount of real money player at peak hours is 1700 ring-game players and 6000 tournament players.

 

Promotions

LinesMaker has a generous initial deposit bonus of 150% up to $750.  The bonus is released in increments of $10 for every 750 vip points achieved.

The poker site also offers a well structured VIP program rewarding its players depending on the amount of VIP points achieved through points for cash exchanges and monthly freerolls.

The LinesMaker Poker VIP program also offers five tiers of status: green, bronze, silver, gold and platinum for hefty bonuses.

Their rake system is also quite simple. For every 10 cents in rake the player receives 1 vip point.

 

Tournaments

The largest weekly tournament is the $$100,000 Sunday guarantee with a $100+9 buy in.

Decent guaranteed events can be found on a daily basis and they also feature satellites to Live events such as the WSOP and WPT events.

 

Poker Software and Competition

The software is very playable, offers nice graphics and makes for a good playing experience. One particularly nice function is the hand history also saves the player chat, useful when trying to “figure out” a player.

Player may multi table up to 10 tables at the same time and the software works very decently when opening several tables.

Extra-appreciated are the in-game stats and the immediate hand-histories.

The traffic is busiest at the lower stakes where the games vary from relatively loose to very loose – often showing a viewed-flop percentage upwards of 50%-60% at full tables, which is pretty sick. This translates to juicy and loose games for the small- to middle-stakes player.

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