Noble Poker review

NoblePoker review

Author's vote: Author: pokersmith Pros Valuable freerolls, soft competition
Cons Average player traffic; occasional disconnections
Although I've just recently downloaded NoblePoker software, I don't think I'll be leaving soon. At least, not after I won one of those big $2000 NoblePoker freerolls and loaded my wallet with a good handful of cash. And I shouldn't forget the MOST anticipated event in online poker history – the $100.000.000 freeroll! It might be bad for another people that the player traffic at NoblePoker seems to be dropping, but that's good enough for me – less competition, more cash. Indeed, before I got Noblepoker, I've been hearing rumors of tight and aggressive players here, but now the impression seems to be totally opposite – I've been at NoblePoker for two weeks, and I've already won more than $600 in ring games. With good things described, it's now time to show the bad side of NoblePoker. Although I consider the drawbacks to be a minor inconvenience, there are some nonetheless. The beforementioned Noble Poker's player traffic drop is one of those drawbacks – less competition might be good for me, but other players may find it as a bad sign, and reconsider their sign-up. Another disadvantage is that NoblePoker software is a bit unstable, as several of my hands folded automatically, giving me a good bit of stress. I've informed Noble Poker's support, but received no answer yet. I hope they fix the problem soon, as it's really unnerving to watch you pocket pair being folded along with potential cash... If asked whether to join NoblePoker or not, I'd say “yes”, as the advantages really outweigh the cons at this poker room. And I recommend other players not to get scared off by the traffic drop, but rather join and find out what online poker is really about.