Which Poker app is the best for a beginner to start with....

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Which App do you recommend a beginner to start playing poker with....
 
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I believe 888 is a great option to start, they offer good satellites and good selection of regular tournaments in my opinion. I like in Party poker too
 
didi58xx said:
Which app do you recommend a beginner to start playing poker with....
Try PokerStars or ACR. They offer excellent SNG tournaments with small fields and good structures. It’s a great option for getting started, gaining experience and growing your bankroll.
 
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Joujou113 said:
Wpt global
For a beginner?? Wpt global - does not show hand structures in it's games - so unless you know poker and the hand combinations - I don't think wpt global is the right choice for someone new...
 
If you're completely new, I'd start with GGPoker or PokerStars, but first use freerolls or play-money games to learn the basics. Once you're comfortable, move to the lowest stakes rather than jumping into bigger games.
 
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Mr.Ram said:
Try PokerStars or ACR. They offer excellent SNG tournaments with small fields and good structures. It’s a great option for getting started, gaining experience and growing your bankroll.
I suppose, you are talking about the On Demand SnGs? These are indeed good games to get into tournament poker, and also for bankroll building. I will say though, that because you only start with 60BB on ACR and 75BB on PokerStars, and blinds go up every 5 minutes, they are not the best games for learning postflop strategy and especially turn and river play. So I would actually recommend a beginner to start with cash games. Or maybe mix it up and play some of both.
 
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The "chinese Apps" are a dangerous world where the app is only as good as your agent.

For me it seems like half the time they disappear and you dont get paid.

There also seems to be a lot of collusion in the small clubs.
 
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I started on PokerStars myself, today I only play on WPT Global.
 
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Sintubai said:
I believe 888 is a great option to start, they offer good satellites and good selection of regular tournaments in my opinion. I like in Party poker too
The selection of regular tournaments is small compared to other sites, there are no SnGs, and rake is very high for 2NL and 5NL cash games. In top of this there are also problems with withdrawals, and customer service is poor. The only positives about 888 Poker is good software and a decent amount of freerolls in some markets.
 
GG Poker is,by far, the best app for new players and I can play CC freerolls on that site.
 
it depends on if you mean ease of use of platform or competition....it i had to start today i think i would start with wptglobal...bearingin mind pokerstarsis probably the best platform and the best competition.

i would also be mindful of platforms that allow huds and id pick on that actively looks to ban bots.
 
Well, I have created banking in at least gg poker room wpt acr I can tell you that these three are very good and have a very large number of micro stake tournaments
 
I would recommend ACR Poker for a beginner. It has plenty of low stakes games and freerolls, which are great for gaining experience without risking much money.
 
ACR is a good app for playing poker if you're just starting out; it offers plenty of freerolls as well as many promotions for those who sign up and make their first deposit.
 
I used to play only on 888poker, but I started playing on WPT Global and I’ve actually been enjoying it more.
 
Good morning, everyone!

Whenever we ask a question related to poker, the word “depends” will almost always appear in the answer.

What is the best poker site for someone who is just starting out?

Answer: It depends on your ROI, it depends on your playing style, and it depends on what you play: Cash Games, MTTs, Sit & Gos, Spin & Gos, etc.

I started playing poker in 2018 and, in my opinion, it was very important for me to play on several different poker sites for a few reasons. One of them was discovering which sites I was most profitable on, and that helped me a lot with my development as a player.

Today, the sites where I am least profitable are ACR and GGPoker. The sites where I am most profitable are WPT Global, PartyPoker, and 888poker.

Even if a player plans to play only MTTs, I believe that playing Cash Games can also be a great way to gain experience. In Cash Games, you learn how to play pots according to the strength of your hand: with weak hands, you generally want to keep the pots small, while with strong hands, you want to build bigger pots.

That’s why I believe trying different formats and different poker sites can be very important for someone who is just starting out. You may discover where you play your best and, most importantly, where you can be the most profitable.
 
If you're completely new to poker, I’d start with PokerStars — specifically the free-play/virtual-chip tables.


It’s beginner-friendly because you can practice Texas Hold’em without risking money, and it has both cash-game and tournament formats but personally I started with natural8 becasue ample number of freerolls to build bankrolls
 
thwenth1983 said:
Today, the sites where I am least profitable are ACR and GGPoker. The sites where I am most profitable are WPT Global, PartyPoker, and 888poker.
Seems like you opted out of sharkscope for most of your accounts? I could find your WPT Global account though, and you have only played 81 tournaments there. Which mean, your results are completely dominated by variance and dont mean anything at all. To say, if you are actually "more profitable" on one site than another you would need to play maybe 10.000 tournaments on each, and they would need to be of a comparable type, which in itself is a challenge.
 
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