Mansion Poker Review

Deposit Options: Neteller, Check/Money order, MoneyBookers, Bank wire, EcoCard, InstaDebit, ukash, Visa, MasterCard, Delta, Switch/Solo/Maestro.

Withdrawal Options: Bank transfer, Neteller, MoneyBookers, InstaDebit, EcoCard, UKash, Visa, MasterCard, Delta, Switch/Solo/Maestro.

Mansion Poker Full Review

Mansion Poker was originally a stand-alone poker room launched back in 2005 but has recently made the move to the iPoker network to increase its player base and add game variety.

Settling in with iPoker, Mansion Poker now offers all the perks that come with a huge network base – great value guaranteed tournaments, fantastic freerolls with prize pools up to $15,000 and a much wider selection of qualifiers to live poker events.

Because of its affiliation with iPoker, Mansion Poker players now also have access to the multi-million-dollar European Championship of Online Poker (ECOOP), which regularly draws thousands of players.

The Mansion Poker software – also now provided by the iPoker network – is very good and game selection is excellent, with Texas Hold’em, Omaha, Omaha Hi-Lo, Five-Card Stud and Seven-Card Stud all available and busy at most hours of the day.

Poker players have taken notice and the room’s traffic is now in the upper echelon of the online poker world.

Tournaments and Freerolls

Mansion Poker runs a variety of tournaments from small to medium buy-ins that are relatively well-visited at every hour of the day.

The tournament line-up has been boosted considerably by joining the iPoker network, with lots of daily and weekly multi-table tournaments and of course the renowned iPoker sit-and-go jackpots.

Mansion Poker offers daily freerolls of smaller value as well as massive weekly and monthly freerolls boasting prize pools up to $15,000. As on most poker sites, some of the freerolls are open to all players while others are private, requiring loyalty points for entry.

Software and Graphics

Mansion Poker uses the top-rated iPoker software which includes an easy-to-use lobby and player friendly tables all wrapped up in a slick graphics package.

The software offers support for all the industry standards including hand-histories, player notes, sound options, multiple tables, in game statistics and more. Games run smoothly, even in multi-table play. The download version of the software has a sleeker look, 3D features and somewhat better response, but the no-download version is functional.

The Mansion Poker software supports play at up to 16 tables simultaneously so even the most poker-crazed player will be satiated. The graphics on Mansion Poker are very sharp. Avatars are good, the four-color decks are a nice touch and everything is brought together by a green theme that is surprisingly easy on the eyes.