Pacific Poker is known for hosting the softest games on the Internet. For some reason, players there love to call and see flops with all types of holdings. If they then happen to get a draw – number of outs isn’t that important – they often take it all the way to the river.

Pacific Poker is also known for providing one of the industry’s slowest and ugliest pieces of poker software, which doesn’t even allow you to play on many tables simultaneously. But luckily, this has changed.

A while ago, Pacific Poker decided to upgrade the platform and today it looks a lot better than before, and more importantly, you can play against fish on many tables at the same time. At the same time, Pacific Poker opened its doors to the rakeback community, which is great for all serious poker players.

Today, it’s hard to find a better poker room.

If you’d like to know more about how to cash fish in the Pacific, I’ll provide many useful poker tips here on pacificpokerreview.net.

Good luck!