Revolution Network's Fair Play Technology May Be History

Revolution Network's Fair Play Technology May Be History
6/26/2013
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It looks like a short run for the Revolution Network's Fair Play Technology. The player rating system, which segregated cash game players according to win rate, appears to be significantly scaled back. Fair Play has been widely unpopular with many winning players and recreational players since is launch last March. Since its exception, players have seen player pools shrink and traffic numbers plummet during its introduction.

What does this mean for players?

Winning and recreational players should now have full access to the entire network, allowing for a more natural and traditional mix of players. Winning players that were hidden from certain recreational player tables, should now have the ability to play against these players. Note that players are reporting that some No Limit Hold'em tables at $0.50/$1.00 and above may be separate from Lock Poker.

If you are looking at playing on Revolution are not from the U.S., we recommend trying out Intertops Poker. The poker room has very reliable deposit and payment options for non-US and existing US players alike and has one of the best reputations on the network. Players who sign up through rakeback.diguk.com will receive 36% rakeback and a 110% up to $600 sign-up bonus.