The Titan Poker is part of the iPoker network developed by PlayTech, and is available in five languages: English, French, German, Spanish and Italian. There isn’t anything spectacular about the graphics, but they succeed in being clear and easy on the eyes, which makes for good navigation. The software is similar to what you will find on other iPoker network rooms and Titan Poker has frequent updates, which enhance the security and stability of the site.
While the actual game play can run slow because players are given a longer “shot clock” the software itself runs fast with no glitches. There are plenty of functional elements to the software that enhance the over all experience, especially the longer a player plays at Titan Poker. A buddy list, player notes and live floor managers are a few examples.
Statistics
A visual hand history is avialabe for players to quickly take in how they are playing, and player note taking helps a player keep track of how everyone else is playing. A quick look in the lobby will help players chose the optimal tables by viewing such stats as the average pot size, the number of hands played per hour and the viewed flop percentage.
Multi-Table
Titan Poker has updated their software to allow play at eight tables simultaneously. To help facilitate this kind of play there is a mini view option, allowing four tables to stack to help a player manage so many games. Over all there are no problems with multi-table play.
Graphics
There is a nice balance between shiny and functional when it comes to the graphics on Titan Poker. Attractive 3-D inspired avatars are available without detracting from software performance. The look and feel of the lobby is very basic with few bells and whistles, but it all flows together and allows the player to quickly get where they need to go. The menu tree on the left of the lobby makes navigating quick and easy.
Special Features
One of the best special features the Titan Poker software has is a visual representation of Hand History. This feature allows a player to quickly grasp how hands have been played and keep going, without having to request histories and then decipher a text history.