About
Who's behind TableFinder
Sixteen years playing. Eleven of them for a living. One person, no content team.
I've been playing online poker for sixteen years — the first five semi-professionally, and the last eleven as a full-time professional. It's how I pay my bills. Along the way I've played on nearly every site worth mentioning: the big international networks, the ring-fenced Italian, French, Portuguese, US and Canadian markets, Brazilian, Indian and Israeli rooms, and a long list of club-based apps. I've lived in several of those countries, which is the only honest way to learn what a closed market is really like.
I haven't built a living out of being the best player in the world. You won't find videos analysing my hands, and I don't play nosebleeds. I've built it on knowing which rooms are actually worth playing, which deals are worth taking, and how to get terms most players never see. I make five figures a month and six figures a year, year after year — with far fewer downswings than most professionals, because I play where my win rate is highest. A higher win rate doesn't just mean more money; it means fewer break-even stretches, less stress, and more enjoyment at the table and away from it.
What this site is
There are hundreds of poker sites competing for your attention, and most of what's written about them comes from people who've never sat at their tables. That's not what this is. Every room, network and app on TableFinder is one I'm playing today or have played extensively. The rake tables come from my own hand histories and the rooms' published structures, the "From My Own Play" sections are exactly that, and where I haven't played somewhere recently, the page says so. If it's on TableFinder, I can tell you what it's really like.
The reviews
Every room, from the tables
Fifty-plus rooms across seven networks and six regulated markets, each with rake, rakeback, deposits and my own take.
Browse rooms →The comparisons
Side by side
Rake caps and loyalty programs for every room next to each other, plus head-to-heads on the big decisions.
Compare →How TableFinder makes money
When you sign up to a room through a link here, the room pays me a share of the rake you generate. That's the standard affiliate model every poker site runs. The difference is what happens next: I pass most of that share back to you as extra rakeback, on top of the room's own loyalty program. You pay nothing, your games and odds don't change, and you end up keeping more of your own money than if you'd registered directly. I keep a slice, which is what funds this site. The full explanation is in how rakeback works.
What I will do
- ✓ Tell you which one room fits you, not five
- ✓ Put your deal in writing before you deposit
- ✓ Answer you myself — there's no support team, it's me
- ✓ Introduce you only to app agents who have paid me, on time, for years
- ✓ Update a page when a room changes, or say when I haven't checked recently
What I won't do
- ✓ Review a room I haven't played
- ✓ Publish deal numbers as bait — terms depend on your room and volume, so we talk first
- ✓ Tell you to open a second account on a room where you already have one
- ✓ Charge you anything. Ever.
- ✓ Pretend the club apps carry the same risk as a licensed room
Talk to me
Tell me your country, the stakes and formats you play, and roughly how much you play a month. I'll come back with one recommendation and the terms available for it. Email, Telegram or Teams — all on the contact page. Or ask in the open on the forum.