Real Money Poker Made for India
Real money poker enthusiasts, especially the emerging Asian community of poker players, have something new to look forward to. A newly launched poker room, hosted on the Intellogix Gaming Network is all set to give gamers in the region more reasons to play real money poker, especially in the Indian subcontinent.
The launch of a real money poker room is no longer the fanfare event it once used to be; a glance at the glut of poker operators mushrooming all over the WWW tells you why. Those involved in the real money poker business manage to thrive and do great business, often even against odds with their buggy software and sloppy payout management, thanks mainly to the huge player base the world over. It has to be, therefore, a rather special poker room that makes one sit up and take notice, much less want to play poker for real money on the said room's tables.
Klassic Poker is one example of that sort for a variety of reasons. First of all, there seems to be a clear sense of direction and purpose in the way the management is targeting a given player demographic. Compared to the rather ad-hoc and knee-jerk way of operating, best described as a 'setup and advertise to all and sundry' style, Klassic Poker's approach is rather refreshing to say the least.
It is pretty clear right from the outset that Klassic Poker is looking to capitalize on the soaring popularity of real money poker [http://www.klassicpoker.com/] as a sport in the Indian subcontinent along with the rising internet usage, along with targeting the Asian online gaming scene in general. This early move means that by the time other operators wise up to the potential that India presents, Klassic Poker would have a firm grip on the player base (indeed play a role in developing it), and a finger on the pulse of the market.
But this clear marketing insight is not the only thing going for Klassic Poker: there's the product too. The real money poker software platform in use by Klassic Poker is evidently very well designed, with every aspect of the business taken care of: from game play and graphics to administration and security. Not just that, the various aspects come together so seamlessly that even though there are several systems at work here, they coordinate admirably so the users, when they
play poker games [http://www.klassicpoker.com/features/play-money.html] on the Klassic Poker tables, experience absolutely no discomfort of use by way of lags.
The association with the Intellogix Gaming Network is yet another thing going for Klassic Poker. Being a part of one of the quickest growing networks around would ensure that the new poker room has plenty of ready player liquidity. This would serve to reassure new players of the viability of playing on Klassic Poker. This could be a bigger asset than it looks on paper when you consider the fact that operating in an emerging market is likely to bring you in touch with a lot of first-time or relatively inexperienced players who are venturing to play real money poker [http://www.klassicpoker.com/features/real-money.html] for probably the first time.
Whether it manages to establish a stronghold for itself is yet to be seen, but one gets the feeling that Klassic Poker has certainly begun well.
The launch of a real money poker room is no longer the fanfare event it once used to be; a glance at the glut of poker operators mushrooming all over the WWW tells you why. Those involved in the real money poker business manage to thrive and do great business, often even against odds with their buggy software and sloppy payout management, thanks mainly to the huge player base the world over. It has to be, therefore, a rather special poker room that makes one sit up and take notice, much less want to play poker for real money on the said room's tables.
Klassic Poker is one example of that sort for a variety of reasons. First of all, there seems to be a clear sense of direction and purpose in the way the management is targeting a given player demographic. Compared to the rather ad-hoc and knee-jerk way of operating, best described as a 'setup and advertise to all and sundry' style, Klassic Poker's approach is rather refreshing to say the least.
It is pretty clear right from the outset that Klassic Poker is looking to capitalize on the soaring popularity of real money poker [http://www.klassicpoker.com/] as a sport in the Indian subcontinent along with the rising internet usage, along with targeting the Asian online gaming scene in general. This early move means that by the time other operators wise up to the potential that India presents, Klassic Poker would have a firm grip on the player base (indeed play a role in developing it), and a finger on the pulse of the market.
But this clear marketing insight is not the only thing going for Klassic Poker: there's the product too. The real money poker software platform in use by Klassic Poker is evidently very well designed, with every aspect of the business taken care of: from game play and graphics to administration and security. Not just that, the various aspects come together so seamlessly that even though there are several systems at work here, they coordinate admirably so the users, when they
play poker games [http://www.klassicpoker.com/features/play-money.html] on the Klassic Poker tables, experience absolutely no discomfort of use by way of lags.
The association with the Intellogix Gaming Network is yet another thing going for Klassic Poker. Being a part of one of the quickest growing networks around would ensure that the new poker room has plenty of ready player liquidity. This would serve to reassure new players of the viability of playing on Klassic Poker. This could be a bigger asset than it looks on paper when you consider the fact that operating in an emerging market is likely to bring you in touch with a lot of first-time or relatively inexperienced players who are venturing to play real money poker [http://www.klassicpoker.com/features/real-money.html] for probably the first time.
Whether it manages to establish a stronghold for itself is yet to be seen, but one gets the feeling that Klassic Poker has certainly begun well.
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