Replay Poker Reviews 1,174

I have been playing Replay poker for several years. Since my husband passed away it has really helped me with my loneliness. The friends I have made here are terrific. I have never had an issue -but I started playing the RPOS tournaments. There was a problem with one of the satellites. I told my friends at the table that I would report it to support. I was so lucky that Kristine answered my request. She took care of the problem and refunded my buy-ins. She is a great asset to Replay Poker Thank you....

I love Replay not only for the games but for the people I have met on this site. Sadly to say I have lost a few friends on here but this is what its all about sharing loses its like a family we feel the pain of our friends.
I feel I have done well as a poker player and have
absolutely have learned the game..
Thank Yoiu replay for the praise yoiu gave me,,

Dealt AA and raised. One of the gang went all in with 4&7 the flop was 568. Not unusual on replay poker site.

This site is rigged for sure. The software dealer favors people that pay for play chips hands down. I have recorded hundreds of hands playing only hole cards with both faces or ace and face and 55-60 % of those hands lost to hands like 9,2 offsuit. When I check the winners profile, they have anywhere between 2-3 million play chips, obviously purchased so they're weighted to win by the dealer software. I'll find a site that doesn't cheat to favor only the paying customer.

It was the best, but the creators found after the long run to use the same technology of other scammers apps, which they will put you to lose and no evem the audio it’s available or messages, just a huge shame and super boring game!!
So it’s now the best of the worst poker game!

Shame of you !

Replay is lots of fun and good competition. Highly recommend this site.

This poker site offers a variety of ways to play (sit and go games, one table tournaments, large tournaments, different promotions etc.). There are also a variety of buy-in options so even when you are just starting out and don't have many play chips, you can still play any type of game you'd like. The players here are generally serious, good players (not bingo players). I am challenged and have become a better player since joining this site.

Great website, good functionality and range of games. Friendly players and the standard is really OK for a free play site

Replay poker has everything online poker sites have, less the inconvenience of losing real money. Cash games and tourneys around the clock, what more can i ask for?

Thank you Replay for creating this wonderful site..I came to Replay after I broke my back, so i spend a lot of time here..i am overwhelmed by the flood of friendship and fun that i have experienced here every day..I love playing Team League poker and we have several leagues that players can come to..Kindly send me a friend request if you want more league information..Im looking forward to my next 1000 days on line..A special shoutout to the Replay Support Center, specially Sue and Kristine..you guysmake this experience even more special..Thank you Rob for your great programming..Replay ROCKS!..Patrick, i wish you would mail me .. lol ..Have fun everybuddy..See you on the tables
Sincerely
Grampenstein

I came to this site 10 years ago, after MSN shut down their site. I was recovering from another knee surgery, and really wanted to play some cards. This site fit the bill and I have been here ever since. I love the people that I compete with, and appreciate the respect and friendship that I have experienced. I became a volunteer for the site, first as a player rep and on to moderator. I love my job and the way Replay addresses the issues that I am involved in. I am here for the long haul. Thank you to all the Replay staff and players for being the supportive folks that you are.

Replay Poker is a great site for a number of reasons, including making great friends, honing one's poker skills, and having fun playing the world's best card game.

I hardly ever use Replay Poker after it removed the £500 tables. Not sure why they did this unless they see those people as not relevant enough to their site going forward. I now use another site where I feel much more welcome.

Replay Poker is the most manipulated website on the internet. The algorithm benefits those who pay to play and, moreover, is completely unrealistic. This website has nothing to do with poker, it's just one thing. They want to make money at all costs and it's a shame that some people with small egos think that money can buy knowledge.
Here, you don't play poker or anything remotely similar to poker.
And it's sad to see that they go so far as to come here and post fake reviews saying that everything is great.
It only takes five minutes on the site to see that it's not even good for those who play for free. It's not even good for passing the time, because it's just a waste of time.

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I have been playing Replay Poker Since Oct. 2019. Before Replay I was on another well known Poker site. With out a doubt Replay is the best Free poker site out of the 2. The customer service is fast to reply and very fair when asked for chip refunds. The site is easy to navigate. I really like the fact that Replay offers not only Texas, But it also offers Omaha, Omaha Hi Lo, 7 Card Stud, Royal, Etc. Anyway I play daily tournaments and ring games. Great site! Keep up the good work Replay!
Marco141

My inquiry was dealt with and quickly and satisfactorally.

Good day to all. I'll start by saying that in principle, I'm happy with almost everything about the Replay client program. Of course, there are glitches, freezes, and some other absurdities, but these are all the little things in life, since it is developing and all the shortcomings will most likely be corrected soon, but again, it depends on us. The more we report various problems in Replay, the faster they will be corrected. Overall I'm happy with the Replay and would be more likely to recommend it to other players.

Constant problems with their web site.

Lobby page always loads slowly. This problem has been going on for about two months.

This morning, I signed up for a tournament. When I clicked on the "Play Now" I got a message to sign in to my account. I use Google to sign in. I was unable to sign in.

I thought I could use the regular sign in with username and password. I haven't used that in a long time, and I didn't remember my password. I used the option to have my password emailed to me or have it reset. No email ever came to me from Replay Poker.

I requested

In my opinion, the Replay Poker site is RIGGED. I don’t say this lightly, but after five years of playing on this site, and probably hundreds of thousands of hands, I believe the computer(s) that operate the games are programmed to give players whatever they might need to win their hands against opponents that have winning hands going into the river (last) card to be turned over. In other words, programmed to specifically, and purposefully dish out bad beats.
I've played poker for 60+ years at all levels, including casino sponsored cash tournaments, and I have never, ever seen the kind of hands appear that I continuously see on Replay Poker. I don’t believe I am not alone in this opinion. Many players complain about the same thing. The frequency and absurdity of the experience stands logic, odds and reason on their heads.
Players with losing hands, defying all imaginable, reasonable odds, will receive their winning card (or cards) to boost their hand to a winning position. No matter how low the odds of getting a needed card, be it 20%, 10% or even 5%, they will invariably be dealt whatever they need. They will fill inside straights to beat a strong two pair; they will pull a card that gives them a full house to beat a straight or a flush; they will be dealt (on the final three cards) a high flush to beat three of a kind (or a straight) when they weren't even looking to fill a flush.
Now, I admit, bad beats happen all the time in poker. I’m not so naïve to think they don’t, but not at the frequency seen on this site.
After watching this go on for years, I decided to keep track of just how often it was happening to me. So, for the last two months, I have been keeping track of the number of times an opponent with a losing hand has beaten me on the river card, against all odds. I wanted to see if my anecdotal experience held up under closer analysis. Out of 45 hands in which I went into the river card with the clear winning hand on which my opponent called with a losing hand, they won 42 out of 45 hands. How is that possible, if the game is not rigged.
I do not believe Replay Poker’s claim that the play is truly random and their program has been certified as not rigged. I’m no programming expert, but their computers control everything on the site. The computers know players hand and what is needed for a winning hand. The computers control what cards are dealt out, to whom they are dealt and when they are dealt. Anyone would be absurdly naive to believe that RP’s computers could not be programmed to decide who is going to win.
Why does RP do this? Well, I think it’s simple: the site makes money by having players buy chips. So, what better way to force players to buy chips than by causing them to lose hands, preferably large hands. And, when you control the entire game through a computer that can recognize every hand being played and what anyone needs to win the hand, and you control the cards that can come out, and there is no way your rigging can be discovered, why wouldn't you manipulate the system.
Again, this is just my opinion, but the players that are targeted are not the players that win, they are incidental. The players that are targeted for bad beat hands are those that have shown a history of buying chips. Of course, these players, myself included, do not lose 100% of the time. Replay knows full well the results and impact of Skinner's operant conditioning theory and research. Losing all the time would discourage people from all play and not gain the desired result. The goal of the rigging is to force a player to lose more than win.
In my opinion, there is no other rationale or reasonable explanation. As I said, while crazy results do occur in poker, the entire game rests on and relies on the law of odds or averages working out. They don't in Replay Poker's world.
If you buy chips more than once, you have set yourself up for being treated as a loser.
Personally, I have bought for the last time.