Bonus codes galore, accurate and well-researched info, and the regular freeroll tournaments definitely make Poker.com worth subscribing to.

There are no live feeds on Poker.com, nor are there any details about the current status of the industry, or stats relating to an individual poker room. You can, however, download playing software directly from the site, and register for upcoming online tournaments that are affiliated with Poker.com.

Tournaments info is split into live and online, with the live section covering major tournaments from across the world. You can read about the history of the tournament, prize money, and find out how to qualify. The online section works through an affiliation with various poker room operators, with games only open to subscribers of poker.com. These free roll tournaments run either weekly or monthly, and have cash prizes up to $1000.

Virtually all of the poker rooms reviewed on the site have special sign-up bonuses negotiated by Poker.com, and some of the rooms are offering more than one bonus for Poker.com readers. There is no easy way of comparing these bonuses across the rooms, but conditions for each are explained clearly.

Poker.com's forum is perhaps smaller than other poker portals of a similar size have to offer, but it is relatively active, with new posts regularly across a range of topics.

In their reviews, Poker.com have stuck to the idea of quality over quantity, which means their articles are comprehensive and realistically graded. Whilst of course there are adverts on the site, they are limited and unobtrusive, suggesting that Poker.com is more focused on giving accurate, helpful information, than simply selling products at the expense of impartiality.