Absolute Poker Review

Absolute Poker Full Review Absolute Poker is one half of the new CEREUS network, sharing players and tables with UltimateBet. Recovering from the recent scandal, AbsolutePoker finds themselves with waning traffic and public discord. AP and UB retain different a look and feel but offer the same customizable options. The CEREUS merger has given faster game play with a few more options. CEREUS continues to be third in traffic for US players.

The new software has added one feature that lacks on all other sites, the rabbit cam. Finally players can torture themselves by seeing if their hand would have been made. Game selection is pretty varied depending on the time of day. AP tends to have a higher rake on tournaments than their competitors, but their slower tournament structure allows for deeper stack and more post flop play. AbsolutePoker does offer a download for Mac users.

AbsolutePoker has retained a large portion of their player pool and is regularly in the top five in traffic. Newer, fishier players are attracted by $1 MTTs and S&Gs as low as $0.50. AP is still accepting US players and is owned by the Kahnawake Gaming Commission.