A new multilingual poker room has just been launched by one on the main online poker publishers with the intention of becoming an alternative to the current online poker monopoly.
Barcelona, Spain (PRWEB) March 21, 2012
POKER hit the web in the mid 00's and has since never ceased to grow in popularity. But governments around the world have decided that now is the time to impose regulations on online gambling and as a result players may have noticed that playing poker with real money is getting tougher and tougher (especially if players are living in the US!).
In the mean time, playing poker with virtual chips on social networks has never been as trendy, fun and easy! Don't deny it; even moms and little sisters are on it… These so called social poker games owe their popularity to the fact that while being built around a game usually found in a casino; because players can't cash out winnings, for legislators, it's not gambling so they (and the companies running them) are alright with them.
Now the companies running these models are seriously considering adding cash out options once the game will be regulated, and the companies running real money poker rooms are looking at social poker games as a way of not only offering a different version of the game, but also penetrating virgin territories such as social networks or mobile devices.
It's going to be a war of the worlds when these gaming giants collide, but undoubtedly poker players will come out as winners, as the competition will generate new products and new offers for the end users…
In the mist of it all, Cmedia, a company based on the Spanish coast of Barcelona has launched Soda Poker, a social poker room that aims to offer a serious alternative to other poker rooms.
The name Cmedia may not ring a bell, but if you have ever been on a website related to poker or any other form of online gambling, chances are you were on one of theirs: with over 1000 websites online, they are amongst the biggest online gambling publishers in the world… so players can trust they know what they are doing when it comes to online poker. They are the people behind Freepoker.org and Pokerholdem.com.
Soda Poker is easy because unlike any other poker texas holdem sites site players can register and play for free in just a few clicks. It's quick, easy and simple. It gets users seated at the poker table in just a few seconds without asking them for their bank account details, or their grand mother's maiden name.
And it's freemium, meaning that every day; players can come back and play without having to deposit real money. But if they want to play the higher stakes they can always buy into the premium model and get more chips allowing them to play at a higher level.
Because players don't actually bet with real money, Soda Poker is a totally risk free game, they can just play for the fun of the game! It's really the closest they'll get to playing a home game with their friends, and that's why it's one of the fastest growing social poker communities and one of the hottest places to be dealt cards on the web right now!
Contact
CMEDIA 2007 S.L.
Calle Valencia 231, 2-2
08007 BARCELONA – ESPAÑA
Tel : +34 93 528 89 54 / +34 93 530 61 13
Fax : +34 935507282.
Email: oliver@cmedia.es
About Cmedia
Cmedia are the leading distributors of qualified traffic for the online gambling industry. Their sound expertise in search engine positioning on premium niches, allows over 15 Million unique gambling visitors to visit Cmedia's 1000 websites every year. Cmedia's free poker community websites have organically generated a database of over 2.000.000 poker players growing by over 100.000 new registrations a month. In Spanish and Latin American markets Cmedia's websites occupy enough positions in the main search engines to capture up to 50% of the organic gambling traffic. Cmedia is a team of 20 professionals, located in the center of Barcelona, Spain.
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