Red Dragon Review

Red Dragon is a relatively popular Chinese room where you won’t find annoying clubs. The game is played at open tables and tournaments, and anyone can join. The main currency here is RDC — Red Dragon Coin. It is a virtual currency, but it has real value.

The pool in the room is weak if we consider the low and medium limits. There are practically no whales at the high roller tables. Hence, average players are unlikely to be able to make big money there.

The official site of Red Dragon is located in the Chinese segment of the network, but you can still find it. From the website, you can download the client for both PC and mobile devices. The majority of Chinese sites have only a portable version for smartphones and tablets. Still, in this room, you can easily run the client on your computer.

As we said earlier, the game is played in its own currency; one coin equals 1 cent.

You can create your account in the RD room by invitation only. To register, you must fill out a short form in which you should indicate:

• A valid email address;
• Password;
• Personal data.

When signing up, the player agrees with the rules of the room. After filling out the form, an email with the activation link will be sent to your specified email address. After activation, your account will be created.

The verification procedure is conditionally mandatory here. So you can make deposits and play without identity verification. Still, when withdrawing funds, the security service may ask for identity documents. Documents will be checked within 3-5 days.

Most of the traffic consists of Asian players, for whom RD is intended. Nevertheless, representatives of European countries sometimes meet at the tables. Sometimes the software may not connect to the server, in which case we recommend using VPN services.

The big online is reached on weekends, but full tables of low limits can be found at any time.

There is no bonus program in the room. When playing through a manager, you can gain individual advantages according to your skills.

The rake in this room is charged either when you make a buy-in to SnG or MTT or when you leave the cash table. As in other Chinese rooms, the rake is paid by the player who left the table with a profit. If the game session did not work out, and you lost money, you do not pay anything.

There are practically no reviews of the room. Some players appreciate the software and the presence of English in the client. From the drawbacks, players note dependence on managers with withdrawals and deposits. It is not always convenient, but at the same time, managers open up more opportunities for making transactions from various payment systems.

The game assortment is good. There are not only Omaha and Hold’em tables but also MTT and SNG tournaments. The pools are weak, especially at low stakes.

The room software is not bad. We did not notice any freezes or crashes on mobile and desktop devices. You can download the client for Windows and Mac operating systems, but in the latter case, you will be able to play only on one table.

The mobile app is decent and quite convenient. The room does not support software for recording statistics, so you cannot get an additional advantage over the pool.

You can withdraw funds through the manager who invited you. The minimum withdrawal amount and withdrawal time depends on your manager. Withdrawal requests are processed within 24 hours for amounts up to $ 1,000 and within three days for payments up to $ 5,000. Larger amounts are discussed individually. You can receive winnings both on credit cards and electronic wallets and also in cryptocurrency.