Best cyber $3/$6 ??

[ynotduts]

I’d like some input on what is considered the best site to play $3/$6 limit on, taking into consideration things such as:
1) smallest rakes
2) poorest competition
3) best bonuses
4) site reputation
5) number of tables available at any given time
6) etc.....
Thanks for the help in advance!

[DMBFan23]

huh huh huh...you said 'cyber'

really though the answer is party, hands down.

[brazilio]

ASL

[Fnord]

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really though the answer is party, hands down.

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There are other sites with more really really awful players at 3/6 and up.

[stabn]

iso robe and wizard hat?

Btw, to the OP, if you play 3/6 B&M you want to play something smaller online, like .50/1.

[DMBFan23]

pacific and noble come to mind for worse players, but their software is very poor IMO, and no reloads. also multitabling blows there.

I'm sorry I didnt get specific, but I think Party/Skins is the best overall.

[j0n_blayze]

what is iso robe/wizard hat/ASL???

[GetThere1Time]

Party

[Harv72b]

To be honest, online rakes are generally low enough that I haven't paid much attention to them. But, for the rest of them (some of these I'm going on what I've read here vs. actual playing experience)...

Poorest competition is Pacific, hands down. For any level. The drawback there is that you can only play 1 table at a time, and the software is a little buggy (tho more so in tournament play than ring games).

Best bonuses are the crypto sites. I haven't played there personally, but they offer bonuses out the ying yang from what I'm told.

All the major sites that you see mentioned on here have good reputations.

Party wins going away for most tables at 3/6 & other small stakes. Party in & of itself is a large site, but having the other skins sharing the same tables makes for many crowded tables at any time of the day.

So I guess it really comes down to which qualifiers are most important to you. I prefer the Party skins, because the competition is generally bad (tho not as bad as Pacific), there are some bonuses, and the player pool/table selection is huge.

[Chris Daddy Cool]

lol you said cyber