Online Poker Sites Reviewed

Independent reviews of the online poker rooms licensed in regulated markets: where each one is legal, what it offers and where it falls short.

888poker Review (2026)

A veteran room licensed in eight regulated markets, known for soft recreational fields and a no-deposit welcome ticket.

GGPoker Review (2026)

The world's largest online poker network, licensed in seven of the markets we cover. Where it is legal, what it offers and where it falls short.

partypoker Review (2026)

Once the second-largest room in the world, partypoker closed its European network in 2025 and moved to iPoker skins. Where it is still licensed and whether it is worth playing.

PokerStars Review (2026)

The most widely licensed poker room in the world, now restructured under Flutter's local brands. Where it is legal, what changed in 2026 and how it compares.

Unibet Poker Review (2026)

Kindred's own poker client, built for recreational players: no HUDs, no table selection, and licences in the UK, France, the Netherlands, Sweden, Denmark, Romania and Belgium.

Winamax Review (2026)

The independent French room that anchors the France-Spain-Portugal pool. Games, rake, the Expresso format and where it is licensed.