Private Poker Games

Are you looking for a private table at an online poker room? Several poker rooms allow their players to set up private tables and password protect them. For instance, Party Poker has a private table feature. Players can request a private table in many, but not all, of the games and limits offered at the room. They set the password, and send it to the friends, locking the rest of the players in the room out of the action.

The rooms on the prima poker network, like Royal Vegas and Seven Sultans also offer private tables where you can sit and play a cash game with your friends. You can choose the game to be dealt, and the limits. These rooms also let you create tables and host your own . . .

Private Poker Tournaments

People love tournament poker, and the poker rooms are finally getting to the point where they are able to let players set up their own private tournaments with password protection. This let's players do so much more than before. They can set up tournaments on a regular basis and make their own leagues, keeping track of everyone's showings from weeks past and putting together a leader board.

Another poker room that allows players to set up private touraments is Poker Room.Com. In fact, they have a pretty in-depth system in place. The person setting up the tournament can tailor their tournament by controlling a number of different settings.

You can set number of players per table in the tourney, so it can be set up for heads-up play, small table action or full ten man tables. Of course the tournament director has control over the game being dealt, the buy-in, and the betting style used. But they also have control over the prize structure. It can be a winner take all tournament, or the payouts can be set at steep, normal or flat.

The speed at which the blinds increse can be set to turbo, normal or slow, depending upon the wishes of the director. You can even choose to have rebuys, and set whether you'd like a single rebuy, or unlimited for a time period.

That's a lot of control to have over a tournament, and it's all free, for the asking. You don't need to be a VIP at Poker Room.Com to set up your customized online tournament.