iPoker the Latest Online Poker Network to Roll Out Anonymous Tables

Written by :

Patrick Flanigan

Published on :

4 April, 2013

iPoker, the world’s third largest online poker network, has announced it will begin featuring anonymous tables as early as next week.

Unlike Bodog Poker, which features anonymous tables across its entire platform, iPoker will begin by offering this as an added feature.

PokerStrategy.com reports that games up to $100/$200 will be spread for the initial launch, in addition to low-stakes full ring tables. Those sitting at such tables will have their screen names masked from other players.

- Patrick Flanagan, Gambling911.com

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