Fair Poker is a reliable and high traffic poker room, but most important it is fun and safe to play.

Fair Poker

Fair Poker is a reliable and high traffic poker room, but most important it is fun and safe to play.

Fair Poker is an online poker room, owned and operated by Intercontinental Online Gaming Ltd; which is a gaming management company.
Fair Poker is licensed by the government of Antigua and regulated by state laws, under the supervision of the Director of Offshore Gaming.

Fair Poker has high encryption methodologies and the latest Firewall products which provide a secure and advanced environment.

Customer Support

Trained managers and gaming experts are ready to answer any question at any time. The team monitors all of the Poker Room's activities, making sure everything is working smoothly and that there are no irregularities, such as under age gamblers or gambling scams.
The site itself contains all the poker information needed to play easily and safely.

Software

The poker room's software is small and easy to download. The downloading process is fast and within minutes it enables the player to start playing all the poker game variations.
Fair Poker gives their player the choice to select a favorite viewing mode. The modes available are:

• Birds Eye view which gives the player a clear overview of the game.
• 3D side view which helps the player to break the boundaries and feel he is sitting at a real life poker table.

Special Offers

• Fair Poker provides many online tournaments with special prizes and rewards.
• There is a weekly 25,000 dollar prize tournament at the Fair Poker room.
• Players who want to join Fair Poker, place their First Deposit and gets a 50% Bonus up To 200 dollars.
• The poker games provided at the poker room are:
  Texas Holdem, Omaha, Omaha Hi/Lo, Pot Limit Games, No Limit Games, Blackjack, Poker Three, Aces & Faces and Deuces.

System Requirements

The system requirements are pretty basic and pose no problem on the installation process. The requirements are as followed:

• 400MHz Pentium or faster CPU with at least 128MB of RAM
• Windows 98, ME, 2000 or XP
• Minimum screen resolution of at least 800 by 600 pixels with 16-bit
• Minimum free disk space of 30MB.