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Paradise Union on PokerBROS

Paradise Union is a PokerBROS option for players who want Hold’em, four-, five- and six-card Omaha, and tournaments in the same lobby. Its main appeal is the choice of Omaha games and a player pool built around North American evening action.

The range of Omaha variants is a particular draw. If you play PLO4 and also want PLO5 or PLO6, Paradise gives you more formats to choose from without switching apps.

Join Paradise through HPD

What can you play in Paradise Union?

NLH and PLO are the main ring games. The Omaha selection covers all three popular high-only variants, with Hi-Lo, double-board games and bomb pots adding variety.

GameParadise’s game selection
No-Limit Hold’emCore ring game
PLO4, PLO5 and PLO6Four-, five- and six-card Omaha ring games
Omaha variantsHi-Lo, double-board Omaha and bomb-pot games
Other formatsOpen-Face Chinese and Short Deck appear in the wider game menu
TournamentsScheduled MTTs, Sit & Go and Spin-It

The strongest reason to choose Paradise is its Hold’em and Omaha selection. The live lobby shows the blinds and buy-in range for each open table.

Inside the Paradise lobby

The table list puts the game, blinds and available seats in one row. Start with the variant badge: NLH means Hold’em, while PLO4, PLO5 and PLO6 distinguish the number of Omaha hole cards. Then check how many seats are occupied and whether there is a waiting list.

The Paradise lobby and tournament images below are archived examples from May 2024. Use the live app for today’s tables, stakes, schedules and offers. Open any image at full size to read the details.

Archived Paradise NLH table list showing blinds, occupied seats and waiting lists
Hold’em table rows show the blinds on the right, with occupied seats and waiting lists underneath the table name. View full-size NLH lobby

Look beyond the blinds when choosing an Omaha table. A standard PLO4 game, a straddled PLO6 table and a double-board bomb pot have different rules. The table name flags these variations; open its details before taking a seat.

Archived Paradise PLO4 table list with standard and bomb-pot games
PLO4 tables, including standard and bomb-pot games. View full-size PLO4 lobby
Archived Paradise PLO6 table list with straddle and double-board bomb-pot labels
PLO6 rows with straddle and double-board bomb-pot labels. View full-size PLO6 lobby

A full table can still be worth checking if its waiting list is short. Conversely, an open seat is only useful if the format, blinds and table rules fit the game you intended to play.

The table interface and settings

Official PokerBROS illustration of a Hold’em table with board, pot and player seats
PokerBROS table interface. View full-size PokerBROS table

PokerBROS places the board and pot in the middle, with each player’s avatar and stack around the table. Action labels let you follow folds, checks and bets without losing track of the hand.

The game label matters in Omaha: check whether you are playing four, five or six hole cards. A double-board table also has two sets of community cards to follow. Familiarize yourself with the layout before adding another table.

For a different look, open the upper-right menu in the main lobby and choose Theme Setting. It lets you adjust the table, background, cards and buttons.

Set up the controls before a session

At a table, open the upper-left menu and choose Table Settings to adjust avatars, badges, chat and card pre-sorting. Check the card order and display you find easiest to read, especially when switching between Hold’em and Omaha.

Stack display in big blinds and automatic time bank may require a VIP Card. Check the requirements shown in your app before choosing those options.

When is Paradise Union busiest?

North American evenings are the main playing window. Paradise also draws international players, but the US-oriented pool shapes its busiest hours.

  • US and Canada: evening sessions line up with the pool’s main activity.
  • Europe: the same action falls late at night and into the following morning.
  • Asia and Australia: there is overlap with the following morning or daytime, depending on your city.

For a first session, aim for that North American evening window to compare the Hold’em and Omaha tables.

Daily tournaments, SNGs and Spin-It

Paradise’s tournament offering includes daily scheduled MTTs as well as Sit & Go and Spin-It games. The MTT lobby is the place to see today’s start times, entry fees and guarantees.

MTTs suit players planning a longer session around a scheduled start. SNGs and Spin-It provide alternatives when you prefer a smaller field. Paradise has also hosted festival schedules with Hold’em and Omaha events.

Read the event details before registering

The game variant, blind interval and late-registration cutoff matter as much as the start time. If an event has already begun, check the current level, remaining field and average stack. Any early-entry chip offer applies to that event’s rules.

Archived PLO5 Hi-Lo tournament details showing blind timing, registration cutoff and remaining players
Tournament details bring together the blind clock, registration cutoff and game format. View full-size tournament details

Find the right Spin-It format

Spin-It has a separate listing with the game variant, entry amount and number of seats shown together. Compare the NLH or Omaha label first, then open the event information to check its structure and prizes.

Archived Paradise Spin-It list showing NLH and PLO6 three-player games
Spin-It listings with NLH and PLO6 examples and three-player seating. View full-size Spin-It list

Paradise Union bonuses and HPD offers

Paradise’s published promotions have included weekly hand-chase leaderboards split by game and stakes, plus a bad-beat jackpot. Ask HPD which promotions are running and which tables qualify.

Before a session, confirm the scoring period, qualifying games and where the full promotion rules are shown. For a bad-beat jackpot, check the qualifying hand requirements and table restrictions as well as the displayed pool.

For the HPD Paradise offer, contact our support team with your preferred game and stakes. We’ll help with the club application and explain the player terms for your joining route.

How to join Paradise Union through HotPokerDeals

  1. Message HPD. Contact @HPDsupport and say you want to join Paradise on PokerBROS. Include your country, preferred game and stakes.
  2. Get your joining details. HPD will confirm the available club route and its terms, then provide the Club ID and any referral details for your application.
  3. Open PokerBROS. Install the app from your device’s official app store and create an account, or sign in to your existing one.
  4. Apply to the club. Tap the magnifying glass in the main lobby, enter the details supplied by HPD and submit your request. Once the club approves it, open its lobby to choose a game.

Already playing on PokerBROS? Mention that in your first message so HPD can guide you using your existing account.

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