Titan is a mixed bag, with a good sign-up bonus and pretty competitive promos in other areas too. What is unique about
Titan is that you are always working towards poker bonuses, without having to commit anything, financially or otherwise.

The time limit is a reasonable 90 days, but read on to see how you receive your bonus and you will see that this is not nearly enough time if you are aiming for the full payout.

You receive your online poker bonus in stingy $5 installments, for every 600 player points earned. Sneakily, it looks like points are easy to clock up, as you are awarded 1 point from only a $0.25 raked hand, and the points increase nicely as the rake increases. However, let's do the maths. If you deposited $300, to get your full $600 you would have to earn 72,000 points. This equates to 18,000 hands with a rake of $0.25, which means you have to play 200 hands a day, every day, if you want to see the money that you thought you were entitled to.

The newly-improved VIP program is pretty generous, with entry into the leagues with only 1000 points. And unlike the sign-up bonus, you might achieve these points in your lifetime. As a rough guide, you will earn 17 points for every $1 raked, and once you are in the leagues (which increase in prestige as you move up, from silver all the way to diamond), you can win freeroll tokens and passes to special VIP 'races'.

It is pretty unlikely to happen, but what is nice about Titan's Bad Beat Bonus is that you are always eligible, and it doesn't cost you anything. If you lose in a game where your hand is 4 kings or better, and both your pocket cards and the winners pocket cards have been used in making the combos, you will get a payout of $250. Granted, the probability of this is pretty low, but stranger things have happened.

Titan won the 2007 Gold Gambling Online Magazine award for Best Customer Service, and there are dedicated email addresses for withdrawl and deposit enquries.