What are the 5 best online poker sites?

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I mostly play on PokerStars and a little on ACR. The main reason, I opened an account on ACR, was because they have a SnG leaderboard, and I can get rakeback, since its an unregulated sites. I live in Sweden, and this mean no rakeback or freerolls on regulated sites. I have however not played much on ACR since opening the account, and I have never made it to the leaderboard or gotten any rakeback. And I have yet to find a way to get money out from ACR, which does not involve crypto currency. So if I had known back then, what I know now, I probably would not have bothered opening an account on ACR. But for people, who can not play on PokerStars or GG Poker, its probably one of the least bad options.
 
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My top favorite rooms usually changes with time. But nowadays my favorite rooms are (in order): WPT poker, 888poker, Party Poker, GGpoker, ACR.
 
Pokerstars ACR GGPOKER sometimes I go to 888 poker to play other poker sites, try to play less, but I think these are the best in terms of games and players on the site, I think many players now play only on top sites where there is more online to get more payouts it's profitable
 
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I mostly play on PokerStars and a little on ACR. The main reason, I opened an account on ACR, was because they have a SnG leaderboard, and I can get rakeback, since its an unregulated sites. I live in Sweden, and this mean no rakeback or freerolls on regulated sites. I have however not played much on ACR since opening the account, and I have never made it to the leaderboard or gotten any rakeback. And I have yet to find a way to get money out from ACR, which does not involve crypto currency. So if I had known back then, what I know now, I probably would not have bothered opening an account on ACR. But for people, who can not play on PokerStars or GG Poker, its probably one of the least bad options.
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Is cryptocurrency banned in Sweden? I think that cryptocurrency is generally an ideal option for poker.
 
mssmotilda said:
Is cryptocurrency banned in Sweden?
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No but I dont have a crypto vallet, and I have no use for crypto, which mean, its just an unnessesary and complicated intermediate for me.
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I think that cryptocurrency is generally an ideal option for poker.
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I disagree, since there is nothing to use crypto for, other than to hope the price will go up (bigger fool theory of investing). Crypto is basically a modern version of the dutch tulip mania:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tulip_mania
 
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At the moment there are 2 pokers sites what I recommend: PokerStars ( Instant Cashout with Skrill) and 888Poker( Great tournaments with much lower amount of peoples)
PS. There are 2 sites what are closed and I am sad about that. PKR 3D poker and Betway ( Old generation poker room by Microgaming).
 
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Today I play at 888poker and sometimes at ACR - both sites are the best for me, other well-known sites do not provide services for players from Belarus.
 
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Which poker sites do you play the most these days?

And which ones in your opinion are the best.
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Hi 🙂
888
Definitely the best, at least as of today.
888 is my favorite site, it is the most profitable for me.
I have never had any problems with this site, I hope there won't be any in the future either 🙂
Good luck 🙂
 
GGPoker. PokerStars. 888Poker. WPTGlobal. ACR

I also tried playing at others, but stayed at these poker rooms
 
the one that im winning on lol.which is not very often
 
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It really depends on where you're located, but based on popularity, user experience, and trust, these five online poker sites consistently rank well:

PokerStars – Still one of the biggest and most trusted names out there. Great for tournaments and player traffic. Available in regulated US states like NJ, PA, MI.

wsop.com – Official site for the world series of poker. Legal in several states and known for legit real money games and WSOP bracelet events.

BetMGM Poker – Smooth App, solid promotions, and legal in multiple states. Good option if you're also into casino or sports betting.

888poker – More popular internationally, but still respected for soft competition and beginner-friendly games.

Ignition Poker – Available in more US states (outside the regulated ones), with anonymous tables and fast payouts. Great for casual players.

If you’re not sure which ones are legal where you live, sites like CasinoLooker can help filter poker platforms by region and legality. Saves time and hassle.
 
888 is definitely the best, at least for me.
GGPoker is also quite promising.
And another one is Replay, or rather our freerolls at Replay.
PokerStars used to be on my list, but after they stopped hosting our freerolls, I hardly play there anymore.
 
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There are many poker rooms that are very good for players who are just starting out and for players who like to always grid, we have ggpoker, acr, pokerstars, 888poker, partypoker.
 
ZenonBR said:
Which poker sites do you play the most these days?

And which ones in your opinion are the best.
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I usually play on WPT, but feature and optimization-wise they have a ton of work to do. Like the interface and the tourneys there though.
 
I only play on two sites, 888 and GGPoker.
GGPoker as an alternative, no more than 2-3 days a week. I don't play at PokerStars anymore, and I can't play at PartyPoker WPT, Unibet, unfortunately, because they stopped working in my region.
 
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The first platform I played on was PokerStars, but now it feels inactive and I don't feel motivated to play there.
These days, I only play on GGPoker.
 
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Five popular online poker sites that are often mentioned include PokerStars, GGPoker, PokerKing, 888poker and RedStar Poker.
 
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