Unibet Poker is one of the more well known European poker rooms, starting out on the 24hPoker network before switching to Microgaming in 2006 and finally creating its own platform in 2014. Overall Unibet Poker has good game variety and very attractive promotions, although the network, in general, is more focused on other gambling forms than poker. Unibet Poker is limited to No-Limit and Omaha but the games are juicy enough to forgive it for omitting more obscure games like Seven-Card Stud or Draw poker. Unibet Poker Fast Hold'em The software is very much targeted towards recreational players with fun, cartoon avatars, and lightning-fast gameplay. The site also allows you to change your identity at least once a day to avoid hardcore grinders who use heads-up displays that track your stats. Unibet Poker also runs plenty of special promotions, including a nice bad beat jackpot and satellites to its own Unibet Poker Open held in various locales around Europe. The software includes Fast Hold'em, which is another Fast Fold poker variant that allows you to instantly get a new hand at a new table when you fold. It's fun and action-packed.

TOURNAMENTS AND FREEROLLS

Unibet Poker Freerolls

Unibet Poker runs a decent amount of freerolls although they are usually highly populated and the prize pools are relatively small. Several $100 freerolls run daily. Now and then Unibet Poker also run special promotional freerolls with larger prize pools; when that happens, droves of players sign-up and play is very loose. Just opening an account qualifies Unibet players for a variety of freerolls which is a nice reward for new players.

Unibet Poker Tournaments

Unibet Poker runs a lot of smaller tournaments catering to small-stakes players with a high percentage of them rebuy events. What does that mean for you? Because many of the tournaments are re-buy events play in the early stages is often extremely loose - be sure to note the type of tournament before joining. Unibet Poker also run a weekly $150k Guaranteed on Sundays and a monthly $250,000 that pays out over $50,000 to the winner. Daily qualifiers run for these tournaments with buy-ins as low as $5.50. Unibet Poker also offer occasional qualifiers to big live events on the European Poker Tour, the World Series of Poker and the World Poker Tour, plus to its own Unibet Poker Open.