Ultimatebet is regulated by the Kahnawake Gaming Commission and part of the Cereus network, which means they share users with Absolute Poker, another site on the Cereus network available here at I Wanna Bet. That shared user base makes Ultimatebet one of the larger online poker rooms in the world, with around 30,000 players online during peak hours. Games featured at Ultimatebet include Omaha, Stud, Horse/Hose and the ever popular Hold Em.
Ultimatebet's tournament selection seems largely similar to those at Absolute Poker -- i.e., there are plenty of them but they're almost all Hold Em tournaments. There are several recurring tournaments available, with the $200,000 guaranteed tourney perhaps being the most notable. Sit-n-go's are constantly populated, and not just at the Hold Em tables. Omaha and Stud sit-n-go's are frequently played, at least during peak hours.
The client software at Ultimatebet is fairly standard. The lobby interface is clean looking and easily navigated, and it features some basic filtering options for the available games. Tables are likewise free of clutter, at least in the top down view, though animations may appear sluggish on older systems. However, if that's the case the option to disable animations is available. Players have the choice between two table view layouts: A top view and a classic view, with the top view providing a slightly crisper look overall.
Bonus
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Rakeback
Ultimate Bet offers 30% rakeback to all players that register through I Wanna Bet. The rakeback is automatically paid to your account at Ultimate Bet around the 15th of each new month. You can follow your rake and rakeback statistics from Ultimate Bet on your member page and on the ranking list here at I Wanna Bet. We update these statistics every day.
Please note: In order to get your rakeback and to get your rake up on the ranking list you must make the minimum deposit of $10 and play at least 100 raked hands.
