Ladbrokes review

Games on offer at Ladbrokes are cash games, match plat and tournament play. However, tournaments are not yet launched and they say it is coming soon. Cash and Match games are full of players, but there as far as I have seen nobody is playing for fun over there. Nobody joined my fun money game table for 15 minutes, while there were over 300 real money players. Ladbrokes cash games are divided into two sections: one is for those playing below $5 and another for higher stakes.

Unfortunately, there are no promotions on offer at Labdrokes backgammon right now.

Ladbrokes does have the traffic, during the testing hours there were over 300 players and all of them played for real money. I should admit, that 80% of all the players at Ladbrokes are from the United Kingdom.

You can open a real money account with VISA, MasterCard, Western Union, Bank Transfer or Neteller. You can choose the currency you want play with during the registration.

Ladbrokes software is unique and does not require download. I would give 8 out 10 for it. It works stable and is easy to navigate at. However, colours are a bit faded.