Virtual City Poker

Virtual City Poker Review

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Virtual City Poker is a cool place to visit. As a part of the Prima Poker network, you get to take part in the big tournaments, like WSOP and WPT, as well as trying your luck at various of their inhouse tournaments with guaranteed prize pools.

Naturally, you can bet from small change up to no limits, so - chosing your budget and table does play a big role in how much fun you have at any given room.

Basically, like most other Poker Rooms that are part of this network, there is not much that you can do wrong. Alone through the sheer size of the member base, you are almost always guaranteed a place at a table and game that you like and at the betting budget that suits you.

There is not much else that I can say about this room other than the fact that you can sign up, deposit, play and have a ton of fun, without worrying about the sincerity of this group. The are really top notch and you will be looked after as one of their own.

Welcome Bonus
50% signup bonus up to $200

Promotions
Bad Beat
Four of a Kind or better, is beaten. The loser of the hand receives 50% of the progressive bad beat jackpot, the winner gets 25%, and the remaining 25% is split among the other players in the hand. You can't lose!

Progressive Bad Beat Terms and Conditions:

Starts at $500, with $50 added each day.
Real money tables only.
Standard non-tournament tables only.
4 or more people must have received cards.
Hold'em games only.
4 of a Kind, or better must be beaten.
Both hole cards must be used in the winner and loser's hands.
Players sitting out do not qualify.
No special rake is taken to fund the bad beat jackpot.
In the even of 2 or more bad beats in the same hand, the jackpot will be split equally.
50% to the bad beat, 25% to the winner and 25% split equally between the other players.

This promotion runs continually on Texas Hold’em

Magic Hand
Each hand dealt at Prima Poker is assigned a number. From time to time Prima Poker management picks a hand number at random in advance and declares it a Magic Hand and establishes what the prizes will be.

When that magic hand is dealt, the winner of the hand wins the main prize and all other players in the game each get a second bonus amount. (If you sit out you don’t qualify!)

This promotion runs periodically – don’t miss the next Magic Hand!

Fixed Limit games, called Fixed in the "Limit" column, are ones where the betting limits are structured by round. This is shown in the "Stakes" column, for example $10/$20 indicates that the initial bets and raises are $10, and the later bets and raises are $20. The minimum buy in for Fixed Limit games is ten times the minimum bet.

Pot Limit games, called PL in the "Limit" column. The maximum amount players can raise or bet is equal to the size of the pot. The size of the pot is the center pot, all bets on the table and the amount the player must call for the current bet. These calculations are handled by the software. The buy in for Pot Limit games is twenty times the minimum bet.

No Limit games, called NL in the "Limit" column, like Pot Limit games have no structure to the betting. Unlike Pot Limit games there is no limit on the maximum bet. As the name implies, No Limit games have no maximum limit on the amount you can bet or raise, though minimum raise is the amount of the previous bet or raise. The buy in for No Limit games is twenty times the minimum initial bet.