Coral Poker, a flagship skin of iPoker Network, has a new home now.

The poker site sent out an email to its players earlier this week which indicated major changes happening at the site, one of which is its switch to the Partypoker Network.

The migration took place on December 4.

Players at Coral Poker don’t need to worry about their cash balances as they are not affected by the switch. However, all poker points, bonuses, golden chips and free spins earned on iPoker are no longer valid.

The move which was a little abrupt comes as no surprise considering that both entities are owned by GVC Holdings. The online poker industry has evolved through the years and GVC is moving with the times by adding its existing customer base at Coral Poker to the expanding and increasingly popular Partypoker Network. The migration also coincides with GVC’s goal of making Partypoker Network, the biggest poker network in the world.

Compare Skins BestPokerSkins.com offers you a place with a complete and up-to-date overview of all poker rooms on the different poker networks like GGNetwork or iPoker. View All iPoker Skins View All GGNetwork Skins. Party Poker parlayed their success by forming a network. They sold skins to several companies. This list included Empire Poker, Multi Poker, Intertops, PokerNow and Eurobet, the poker division of the large brick and mortar bookmaker Coral/Gala. At first, the newly formed network grew without incident.

However, the abrupt manner by which the migration was announced shocked many players. In fact, no official notice has been posted yet on Coral Poker’s homepage in relation to the sudden switch.

The decision was made public only towards the end of November, giving players just a week to prepare. Others were completely unaware of the move until December 4, when the migration was done. That short notice resulted in some players not being able to use their points, tickets and other secondary benefits which they accrued on iPoker.

While not honouring accrued benefits is generally not a violation of the law, the sudden transition comes across as quite a harsh move for affected players considering the fact that they were not given enough time to spend their hard-earned points and rewards on the iPoker platform.

GVC Holdings is expected to continue to pool its assets, with Ladbrokes also speculated to join the Partypoker Network come 2020. Both Ladbrokes and Coral merged in 2016, and two years later, both brands were acquired by GVC. As a result of these developments, GVC might see its position improve and quickly become a leading player in the market in 2020.

iPoker To Pick Up MPN Skins

As for iPoker, the network becomes the new home of Russia-facing Red Star Poker, in preparation for the impending closure from the Microgaming Poker Network (MPN). iPoker is expected to pick up some other MPN skins when the network finally terminates its operations in 2020.

The list below shows a full list of all the active iPoker network skins. They all host the same poker games; the only difference is the sign up bonus deals they offer as well as the rake races, loyalty rewards and other VIP systems they have in place. Some rooms (see the table below) offer great deals, while others don’t have anything competitive to offer. We advise players to choose a featured iPoker skin from the home page, or to check our top ten ipoker rooms list.

Please note we update this list once a month every month throughout the year to ensure that all the information we provide is up to date. If you spot an error or can find a room we are missing, please get in touch via our contact us page. At the bottom of this page you will also find a list of all previous ipoker skins who are no longer operating, have moved network or have simply gone out of business.

iPoker Skins Still Operating – Listed from A to Z – Updated for January 2021

• Betfred Poker
• Gibraltar
• 200% up to €1,500

• 2
• BetnGo Poker
• Curacao
• 200% up to $2000

• Boylepoker
• Alderney
• 200% up to €1,000

• 4
• Coral Poker
• Gibraltar
• 100% up to £200

• Dafa Poker
• Philippines
• 200% up to €1,500

• 6
• Everest Poker
• Gibraltar
• 200% up to €1,500

• Expekt Poker
• Gibraltar
• 200% up to €1,500

• 8
• Mansion Poker
• Gibraltar
• 200% up to $2000

• Netbet Poker
• Cyprus
• 200% up to €1,500

• 10
• Olympic Poker
• Estonia
• 200% up to $1000

• Paddy Power
• Isle of Man
• See Website

• 12
• Parimatch Poker
• Costa Rica
• 200% up to $2000

Party Poker Network Skins Download

• Sports Interaction
• Kahnawake
• 100% up to $600

Free Poker Network

• 14
• Titan Poker
• Antigua
• 200% up to $2000

Party Poker Network Skins Game

List of Defunct, Busto, Closed Down and Other iPoker skins

Poker Networks List

• 1917 Poker – Closed down
• Betboo Poker – Now on Cake Network
• Betfold Poker – Shut Down
• Betfriends Poker – Merged with Betsson on the Ongame network
• Betmost Poker – Merged with William Hill on April 1st 2016
• BetVictor known formerly as VictorChandler Poker are now part of the Microgaming network
• Bigslick Poker – Closed
• Blackbelt Poker – Closed shop on Feb 28th 2014
• BlueSQ Poker – Bought out by Betfair in March/April 2013
• CMB Poker – Moved to Everleaf network
• Celeb Poker – Merged with Titan Poker
• CentreBet Poker – Closed poker room – now casino and sports betting only
• Chili Poker – Merged with Poker770
• Chocolate Poker – Now an affiliate website (closed sometime in 2012/2013)
• Circus Poker – Dropped by Genting in June 2013
• DailyStar Poker – Closed
• Dracula Poker – Merged with Titan Poker
• Genting Poker – Closed
• GetOffTheRail Poker – Closed
• GoldenPalace Poker – Closed
• Green Joker Poker – Small Irish-owned subskin of BlueSquare, they still run popular live deepstack tournaments in Europe
• Grosvenor – Moved to MPN in Q1 of 2016
• Hansa Poker – Closed down
• Holland Poker – Closed
• JonnyTexas Poker – Closed
• Ken Poker – Closed
• Leon Poker – Closed
• Mybet Poker – Closed in July 2016
• Noble Poker – – Closed but casino still in operation
• Nuts Poker – Shut but may be moving networks
• Offside Poker – Shut but may be moving networks
• Poker 770 – Merged with Netbet
• Poker Encore – Merged with Coral in 2013
• PokerHuis – Gonzo
• PokerInEurope – Download links are broken so we assume they are gone
• PokerOcean – Parked domain page
• PokerPlex – now an affiliate site
• RedQueen Poker – Gonski
• RedSky Poker – Another one bites the dust
• Sega Poker – A skin that there were high hopes for was yet another ipoker fail
• Stanley Poker – No longer operating.
• SunBet Poker – Closed
• Sun Poker – A room that always struggled
• TamTam Poker – Closed Down
• Tiger Poker – Long gone
• Tila Poker – Longer gone
• UK Poker – No record of this skin
• Uncover Poker – This was a BoylesSports white label owned by poker pro Conor Tate. They stopped dealing hands in 2014.
• VikingBet Poker
• Vulcan Poker
• WindowsCasino Poker – now just a casino
• XL Bet Poker