Grey Snow Poker review

Grey Snow Poker is a new poker room that opened its doors on November 5, 2018. It belongs to the Native American Tribe of Iowa, Oklahoma State and it's operated by Ioawy Internet Gaming Enterprise Limited.

The name of the poker room, Grey Snow Poker, comes from the translation of the tribe name as "people of the grey snow". The tribe already has four brick and mortar casinos and they are expanding their business to the internet. The bottom line, GSP is part of an experienced gambling company with big plans.

The room's license is issued by the Isle of Man and doesn't accept US players.

Although Grey Snow Poker does not accept players from the United States, the traffic peak corresponds to the American nights, so we can conclude that most of the players live in America.

All tables are played in US dollars and the stakes available are NL2-NL25, PLO2-PLO25. Usually, 10 NLH tables can be spotted during peak time.

Grey Snow Poker has a good tournament grid for a new room. From 20:00 to 04:00 there are 15MTT scheduled with GTD prizes from $100 to $2,000 and buy-ins from $1,1 to $33. The main Sunday tournament is Snowbird, $3,000GTD for $109.

So far, all Grey Snow Poker tournaments have a 50%+ overlay. The number of participants does not exceed 20-30 players. Every day, 3-4 freeroll tournaments are played with prizes of $50 and $100.

Grey Snow Poker uses the BetConstruct software. The client is functional and has filters available.

The tables have a minimalistic design, very suitable for multi-tabling. From settings, players can only choose a 4-color deck.

Trackers are not supported by the room at the moment.

Grey Snow Poker accepts Neteller and Skrill as payment methods and works with the company MuchBetter, popular in Brazil. It also supports Neosurf.

At the moment, Grey Snow Poker is an EV+ room for tournament players because of the constant overlays in all MTT events, with very small and weak fields. If the traffic in the network increases, it will be an interesting option to grind with a low rake.