win2day has a weighted average rating of 5.2 out of 10 from a total of 13 reviewers
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| By: | Amande | | |
| Date: | Tuesday, September 02, 2008 | | |
| Title: | Only for austrians | 27 out of 31 readers found this review helpful | |
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| In the terms and conditions there is stated:
"People under the age of 18 and those who do not reside in Austria and/or do not have an austrian bank account are not allowed to play at win2day.at." | |
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| Rating: | 6 / 10 | | |
| By: | Jack Untawega | | |
| Date: | Tuesday, April 26, 2011 | | |
| Title: | rake = fair, Boss Media = lol | 8 out of 10 readers found this review helpful | |
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| Win2day has the best rake structure for cashgames on the whole interwebs (except some illegal ongame RB-deals) but is lacking of traffic (especially for SNGs) and higher buy-in tournaments (e.g. €20+).
During peak hours there are plenty of games running, however if you want to play midstakes the variety of games is really poor (only 1 FR table, rarely PL Omaha 200+, no Omaha8 above €20 max. buy-in) - absoutely no stud and 5 card draw).
Biggest downside is the buggy Boss Media software that was first introduced in 2001 (!) and since then had only a few updates. If you resize the table the graphics get fuzzy, multitabling of more than 4 tables is pretty useless. Mucked cards are not displayed!
The games are not that fishy any more, you get the same quality of opponents if you table select at the bigger sites.
I would recommend win2day to the recreational player that has no interest in higher stakes and has no special requirements regarding software, pros wont be happy with the games there anyway, but could keep a smaller roll for special tournaments. | |
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