Software Summary:

    Cake Pokers offers software with decent
   functionality combined with beautiful graphics to
   create an overall above average playing
   experience.  The avatars at Cake are modeled
   from actual people, and enhance the 3-D look.

   Lobby functions are very User-Friendly and look
   really nice.  Critical information is displayed in the
   Lobby view such as flop% called, pot size
   average, and hands played per hour.

   In-room functions work well at Cake, offering all
   the usual calling, raising, and folding options.  The
   stats features are also good.  While the player
   notes in one way are more difficult to use as you
   have to choose from a list instead of just clicking
   on the player, in another way it actually offers
   more functionality than other sites as it comes
   with a rating system and a better organized set-
   up.  The placement of the in-room info-bar with
   the layered set-up is also top-notch, really
   accessible, and really easy to use.  There is only
   one click needed to get into your hand history
   which is beautifully displayed, and little touches
   like that are definitely appreciated.

   One trivial problem I have with the Cake graphics
   is the way the chips display, which looks poor
   compared to other sites, and relative to the rest
   of the graphics on Cake itself.  But no big deal.
   Multi-tabling at Cake is just fine, offering up to 10
   tables at once, with fine miniaturizing capability.