T6Poker

T6 is the newest site on the market, having opened its virtual doors for operation on January 1st, 2008. T6 is obviously in its infancy, which makes it a really good site to join at the moment. When sites start out they must offer extra special deals and bonus money offers to get a player base happening, and that is exactly what T6 is doing. The site has some great signup bonuses, and offers 30% rakeback!

The most important thing to know about this site (other than rakeback) is that every single table is six handed or less!

Yes that's right it is a shorthanded poker site, and the first one of its kind.

If you like playing more hands, and being in the midst of aggressive, and exciting games, then it is time to sign up on T6!

Shorthanded game experience is an essential skill in modern poker, and this is the perfect site to hone these skills.

There is a Team of Pros representing the site, led at the helm by Tony G.

This site is available to the EU and Australia, and has a good player base already for such a new site.

The games spread are Holdem, Omaha, Omaha Hi-Lo, and 5 Card Stud and 7 Card Stud in Hi and Hi-Lo.
The betting structures are the typical No-Limit, Pot-Limit, and Limit poker, and range from €.03c-0.6c to €500-1000 in limit. The traffic is pretty good for these games, and with more people joining each day, the site is continually becoming busier and better.

Many of the players are not very good, and don't really understand poker, so the games are worth playing.

As word spreads of the overall fishiness, the site will really begin to explode.
There is a .net version of the site for people to enjoy in the play money games.

For SnGs it is pretty standard fare, aside from the Step Tournaments. Signing up to the site through Pokernews gives everyone a free shot at the step tournaments on top of the other bonuses.
Step tournaments are ladder satellites that start small at step 1 and get up to a step 7, where there is a big payday.

Joining through PokerNews gets you a free entry into step 1, so go ahead and try it for free!

Otherwise the SnGs are what is to be expected: in six handed or heads up formats, with turbo tournaments available. They offer a spectrum of buy-ins which appeals to all levels of player.

The Multi Table Tournaments on this site are well structured, and incredibly juicy. There is a daily €40 rebuy 20k guarantee tournament that almost always has an overlay.

More importantly, they have arguably the best Sunday tournament online at this point for overlay and value. It is a €162 rebuy tournament with a €250k guarantee. This tournament is so juicy because all the site investors have free entries to this tournament, but seldom play it.
So out of the +1200 entries, 1000 of them are sitting out. Now that is some dead money! Where else can you find a tournament with this kind of prizepool and 1000 players posting and folding the blinds until they run out of chips? That's right, NO WHERE!

There is also a MTT leaderboard with some good perks, which is worth checking out if you are a MTT player. They also run satellites to all kinds of WSOP and EPT events worldwide.

For the newer players, or people who play for fun, there are daily Freerolls which payout in real money.

T6 has basic graphics. They have some cool features on the site that are worth discovering. It is a fast Poker Room, so many hands can be played in a short time.

Support is offered in Live Chat, and Email, and is great for a new site. This site is also not compatible with poker tracker and other tracking programs, so it you are not up against a guy staring at all your statistics, which is nice.

Cashing out has a small stipulation, which is one must have been raked €50 to do so. This shouldn't be a problem for most players, but needs to be mentioned.

Overall, T6 is aggressively expanding and promoting itself to gain a solid piece in the market, and so far has done a stellar job. They have picked a good style with the 6 handed tables and rakeback, and easily offer the best overlay on the online poker scene at this point in time. This site is 100% worth having a look at.