Pokerstars no Longer in Poland - alternatives?

[PokernNoob89]

Hey guys,

I'm living in Krakow atm and Pokerstars decided to stop offering the site in Poland The laws here are super strict about gambling.

I've played a little on GGPoker and the tourneys offer decent guarantees but any others you can recommend?

 

[Balou1982]

Hey man,

i hope you can enjoy poker wit other platforms - 888 poker is also fine i think, a lot of tourneys !
good luck

 

[Mario7]

WPT Global is also available in Poland, but gaming experience and possibilties are much worse than at GG (at least in my opinion)
I do not think 888 is avaliable

 

[roberto51]

For Polish players, the choice isn't very large at the moment. Besides GG, there are practically only WPT Global, the WPN network (ACR, PokerKing, Black Chip Poker, True Poker, Ya Poker), and Coin Poker. You can also try BetOnline or JackPoker, but traffic there is relatively low.

 

[PokernNoob89]

Hey man,

i hope you can enjoy poker wit other platforms - 888 poker is also fine i think, a lot of tourneys !
good luck

Thanks mate

 

[PokernNoob89]

For Polish players, the choice isn't very large at the moment. Besides GG, there are practically only WPT Global, the WPN network (ACR, PokerKing, Black Chip Poker, True Poker, Ya Poker), and Coin Poker. You can also try BetOnline or JackPoker, but traffic there is relatively low.

Yeah, that's downside to these games, not many players so lower tourney numbers, guarantees, etc. Maybe the games will be softer though? I tried CoinPoker once and that was not bad

 

[PokernNoob89]

WPT Global is also available in Poland, but gaming experience and possibilties are much worse than at GG (at least in my opinion)
I do not think 888 is avaliable

Yeah, I'll maybe check out WPT Global. The good thing about GG is the amount of live satellites. Thanks for rec

 

[schtiuky]

try live maybe it helps to be offline for a while

 

[PokernNoob89]

try live maybe it helps to be offline for a while

yeah, I prefer live but the local scene isn't that great here, unfortunately. Compared to the UK poker scene anyway