Planet Win 365 is the flagship room of the rapidly growing The Hive poker network. The Hive, and specifically PlanetWin365 targets the Italian market, often considered to be rich with action players. Currently The Hive ranks #12 on Pokerscout which means you will find plenty of cash games, particularly No Limit Holdem games. The tournament lobby is less busy but does have reasonable activity. If you're a cash game player, PlanetWin 365 offers a great balance of rewards, game availability, and softness of games.

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All depositors at PlanetWin365 will receive a 25% deposit bonus of €500 regardless of the size of deposit. The bonus clears at a 25% rakeback rate. You'll be paid €5 for every 40 FPPs that you earn at the tables. 2 FPPs are earned for every dollar raked, so 40 FPPs takes you €20 in rake to earn. You have just 30 days to clear the bonus and the €5 is credited to your account automatically as you earn it.

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Once your bonus is cleared or expired, you will rely on the PlanetWin 365 VIP program to earn most of your rewards. Initially you will earn 8.5%, but you can quickly work your way up to the Marshal level (€300 in monthly rake) and you will earn 25%. Plus you'll enjoy other rewards from the VIP program such as exclusive tournaments.

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Planet Poker was the first real-money cardroom for playing online poker, opening in 1998.^[1][2]

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History[edit]

The pioneer[edit]

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Without an existing model to follow, Planet Poker founder Randy Blumer was entering uncharted territory. During the initial launch and testing phases in late 1997, Planet Poker started to build a customer base, placing advertisements in Card Player magazine.^[1] By the time the first real money table opened, a handful of customers were ready to play.

On 1 January 1998, after several months of planning and preparation, Planet Poker dealt a $3–$6 game of Texas hold 'em poker. As days turned to weeks, the small group of customers began to grow and the poker games started to run longer. Sometime in February 1998, a game continued through the night with enough players rotating in and out the game that it carried all the way through to the next evening.^{[citation needed]} It was one of the major milestones in the history of online poker.

By the early summer of 1998, Planet Poker had amassed a following, and games regularly ran around the clock. Game selection was increased to meet the demand of the steady stream of new players. For the remainder of 1998, Planet Poker continued to grow, but as with any rapidly growing business, new challenges emerged. Credit card payments were accepted to allow customers an easy means of getting money into and out of the game. However, by far the largest challenges were technical in nature, and problems often required days to fully resolve. The Internet itself was in its infancy and was often plagued by geographic outages and poor connections. Nearly all the players were using dial-up Internet access.^[3]

Technical problems were further compounded by the growing demand for more features and enhancements. The site lacked many of the necessary playing features, and the backend capability did not adequately manage the cardroom. Planet Poker assembled an in-house team to address the backend issues, but the playing features were more of a challenge.

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Implementation of new playing features required changes to the core game software and Planet had to rely on the third-party supplier to make them. Recognizing the importance of getting these features in place, agreements were renegotiated with the supplier that provided the software provider with generous payments to implement needed changes. However, the software supplier had mixed business interests, and the pace of developing the changes was less than required to keep pace with the evolving online poker industry.^[4] Maintaining a relationship with the software supplier soon became a time consuming effort that diverted resources from other aspects of the business.^{[citation needed]}

Competition arrives[edit]

Then in 1999, without advance notice, a new cardroom called Paradise Poker emerged.^[3][5] Coincidentally, in the week that Paradise Poker launched, Planet Poker was plagued with technical problems that led to several days of downtime. By the time Planet Poker recovered, Paradise had established a foothold, and the online poker industry got its first taste of competition.

Almost overnight, Paradise Poker attained instant success, and its customer base soon surpassed Planet’s, despite Planet’s growth continuing at a record pace. In a few short months, the number of concurrent players at peak times grew from 400 at Planet to 1500 at Planet and Paradise combined, with Paradise emerging as the clear industry leader^[3] with superior features and improved stability.

Planet staff recognized that it would take time to catch up to Paradise Poker on the technical front. Planet focused on providing the highest level of integrity and security for their customers.^[1]Mike Caro was engaged as one of the most respected, recognized names in poker to guide and represent Planet Poker’s operation. The 'mad genius of poker' provided instant credibility to Planet Poker and the online poker industry as a whole.^[1]Roy Cooke also joined the Planet team, as the cardroom manager.

By early 2000, the capability gap between Planet Poker and Paradise Poker was continuing to widen. A new company, Acekicker.com Holdings Inc., was formed to develop software for Planet Poker. Based on Planet’s operational experience, a set of requirements was formulated that would allow Planet to re-capture the number one position in the industry. AceKicker’s initial efforts were plagued by issues with an offshore software developer, and the development of the software was delayed. By the time the issues were resolved and the development was moved to Canada, there were several new well-funded entrants in the online poker industry, and Planet was chasing a moving target. Most of Planet’s financial resources were diverted to software development. Planet now lacked the funding and expertise to compete with the industry giants in marketing. Planet would not launch its new system until 2004 and by this time, Party Poker dominated the industry, with a handful of rivals clustered near second place.

From 2002 onward, Planet Poker remained a steady fixture as the industry evolved. Many new poker rooms came and went. There was continuing explosive growth in the number of online poker players, but while Planet still retained a loyal customer base, it could never seem to increase its critical mass to a point where it could compete with the larger sites. Planet Poker would peak at around 1200 players, while other cardrooms were setting new daily records that would eventually exceed 100,000. Planet Poker continued on as a small cardroom, with its friendly atmosphere as the primary attraction.

Legislation[edit]

In September 2006, the Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act (UIGEA) in the U.S. changed the legal landscape for the industry. By the time the act was passed, Planet Poker had registered over three quarters of a million customers. In response to the UIGEA, however, Planet Poker suspended real money operations in March 2007. Planet Poker previously operated as a free play (subscription based) poker site through 2007-2017.

Ceasing Operations[edit]

Planet Poker ceased operations in 2017.

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References[edit]

1. ^ ^abcdGraham Barron (February 14, 2003). 'Online Poker Takes Five: Happy Birthday, Planet Poker!'. Card Player magazine.Italic or bold markup not allowed in: |publisher= (help)
2. ^Casino City Times: Planet Poker suspends real-money play
3. ^ ^abcJonathan Wanchalk (June 30, 2010). 'The History of Online Poker – a Recap of the Last 12 Years'. bestpokersites.org. Retrieved March 8, 2011.
4. ^'The Business of Internet Poker'. Card Player magazine. September 24, 2004. Retrieved March 8, 2011.Italic or bold markup not allowed in: |publisher= (help)
5. ^'Online Poker / Poker History'. pokertips.org. Retrieved March 8, 2011.

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