everleaf doesn't have a lot of big tournaments but it's growing slowly. lot of overlays atm on almost all their gtd.'s.
majors are saturday and sunday and the are gtd. between 3 and 5k euros.
they actually have a rare 10k gtd. running today.

you can see a listing here
http://superstackpoker.eu/en/tournam...eekly-schedule

I got an email from my rb provider saying WPT is on the party network and open to US players. How long has this been the case? Does anyone play there?

For quite a while now, and yes people play there, or it would be closed.

Are you sure US players are accepted? I have not heard of US players playing there. It is not listed as a US accepted site on a site like raketherake.

Oops, I misread the part of his post where he said it was open to US players - definitely incorrect AFAIK.

If the email was from RTR, I got one as well, and see nothing about US players being allowed. In fact, when I clicked the link they provided, I found this on the webpage:

US players accepted:
No

garph or it didnt happen

So I see a few people quickly talking about it in here, but just wondering what do most people think of America's Cardroom for US players compared to the few other sites US players can play on? I can't really seem to find to many people's views on the site other then it's small, but it seems like it maybe one of the more legit and reliable sites for now.

~3000 players, biggest attraction seems to be the MTTs. Software is useable but could use some improvement. For cash games, smallest stakes starts at 10NL, so kind of hard to start a roll from scratch. A lot of BBJ tables so you get raked extra on top of regular rake. Fast deposit and cashout options. Definitely a good network to try out imo.

ACR's thread

Bovada does not have a favorite seat feature apparently

Got an email this morning that there is a new US-friendly site called SuperStack.

Anybody heard of or played there? Any feedback on deposits/withdrawal?

Saw report that DOJ issued opinion that nothing in federal law makes online poker illegal and that they would only step in if poker specifically outlawed in a particular state. Hope something really good happens in 2012.

Can anyone tell me what sites available for US players has good traffic in low to mid stakes PLO?

RiverShove72os

Sounds like an everleaf skin. That network has a few dedicated threads for it, check those out to get some unbias feedback.

So I can clearly see from this thread that Merge seems to be the best overall network to play on. I've been playing Carbon since we got booted from Stars, and am painfully disappointed at the lack of low stake SNG and MTT activity. I registered for a $2/180 man tourney about 2 hours ago and it's gone from 50 to 59 registered players in that time. Maybe I can play by 9PM tonight. Stars would fill up within 10-15 mins or less from what I recall.

I know I won't get anything close to Stars until US laws change, but is there any sites that are US friendly that have better selection and traffic for low stakes SNGs and/or MTTs?

Thanks in advance for any feedback.

No. In terms of traffic, merge is best, bodog a close second, then cake a distant third.

How about in terms of overall profit up in unl and ssnl games? Is merge the best? I have money on cake but want to transfer over to carbon, should I?