Players who want to try Purple Lounge can get the downloadable version or you can also play it on your browser. Although the market of the online casino is geared towards a more sophisticated bracket of poker players, there will be no worries even if you are a newbie to the poker world. Every player can find a game that suits their level of play.

Buy-ins range from as low as $2 all the way through 10,000 Euros. Players interested in joining the low stake games can use either dollars or euros while the high stake poker games are only accepting Euros.

It is easy to go around to find your game. There is a filter version so you will not be lost and waste time checking out the different poker tables. All you have to do is tick boxes and limit your choices of games.

Purple Lounge has a good volume for their poker tournaments enabling players to risk only a little and win a decent prize. Free rolls are also all over so you can build up on your bankroll without any risks.

Purple Lounge also loves running different promos. They have Rake Races where you need to compete with other players on playing as many hands with prizes given to the top 75.

Online support is also very good with customer service representatives promptly answering your questions via email.

Sometimes it seems that way.  Certainly, there are a lot of advantages associated with playing poker online.  It is more convenient, sometimes it is easier to walk away when the game gets too hot, and it can be a whole lot of fun.  On the downside, however, people tend to talk a lot of smack on the internet in general.  When playing poker, they tend to talk a whole lot more.  The cloak of internet anonymity gives players a sense of bravery they might otherwise have.

But does this mean the end of Las Vegas and Atlantic City?  Heck no.  Where else can poker players go to find some civility?

They’re both idiots. The whole hand is standard for a $1/$2 cash table, seriously. BUT: Mike Matusow hits the lottery and wins a couple thousand. Good for him; he probably gave it to John Juanda a couple minutes later anyway.

Nice Runner Runner Flush there, Mikey!