There is an increasing suspicion of manipulative dealing in online poker, and some players even believe that some players are using bots to manipulate the game. While these allegations are not proven, they are common enough to generate lively discussion on internet discussion forums. These players often claim that certain sites are favoring certain house employees, “bots,” and multiple players. They also claim that this practice increases bets and discourages new players. Such accusations are silly and unnecessary, and any attempts to manipulate the game face the risk of third-party detection. The software used to detect these attempts are not usually available in the public domain.

Most online poker sites derive most of their revenue from four primary sources. The first is rake, which is similar to the vig that bookies charge their players. Online poker sites collect a percentage of each pot in their real money ring games. This fee is usually set on a sliding scale and is capped at a certain amount. Rake structures vary between online poker rooms, so it is important to read the details of rake before playing.

GGPoker is the flagship of the Good Game Network. This network, which originated in China in 2014, originally focused on Southeast Asian and Chinese players. Later, it branched out into European skins. The European version of GGPoker is GGPoker. It is the second largest poker network in Asia, and has plenty of promotions for recreational players.