Titan Poker has a great lobby interface with tons of filters available to allow a poker player to really find the exact game he or she is looking for with minimal hassle. The color scheme and artwork of the site is aesthetically pleasing and the table software is solid with a somewhat antiquated avatar feel. Full Tilt Poker has a great upgraded lobby making it arguably the best in the business. There's a ton of filters, ability to save favorites and a great look and feel. The table software has two different layouts and tons of avatars to make it a bit more fun than most sites. The controls for each site are about the same, but overall, Full Tilt edges out Titan in this category.

Full Tilt Poker has big money tournaments every day for a wide range of buy-in levels. Multiple times per year they run their popular FTOPS and MiniFTOPS tournament series which offers 10+ tournaments with six figure guarantee prize pools. On top of that they have daily and weekly big money tournaments with plenty of small buy-in satellites running constantly. Titan Poker does have some decent tournaments with pitiful fields, but has nowhere near the level of guarantees offered by Full Tilt Poker. There is a once a year ECOOP event that takes place on Titan Poker that historically has given away $2-$4 million in guarantees over the course of the tournament series. This one is a little closer than most people think, but because Full Tilt Poker runs so many daily guarantees and their FTOPS more often than Titan Poker runs their ECOOP, they get the nod.

Titan Poker has all the variety of Hold'em and Omaha games a poker player would want. In addition they have regular 7 Card Stud and 5 Card stud games running. Full Tilt Poker has a little bit more variety on top of their Hold'em and well populated Omaha games with HO, HORSE, HOSE, Stud and Razz games.

Full Tilt Poker uses Full Tilt Points and awards these points based on real money rake paid at ring games or tournaments. These points can be used for items in the Full Tilt Store or to buy-in tournaments. There's a happy hour promotion daily that multiplies these points which is popular among micro-stakes players. In addition, there's the "Iron Man" promotion that rewards players who play daily on the site with bonus medals which can be turned in for clothing, tournament buy-ins or cash bonuses. Titan Poker offers up Club Titan which is also a point system that offers multipliers for players that accumulate more and more points on their ladder system. These points can be used many different ways but many use them for cash rewards.

For US players there's no question that Full Tilt Poker is the winner because it's the only option. Nevertheless, for players anywhere else in the world you'll have to balance your priorities. There's good fishy action at the micro and small stakes on both sites but Party Poker is generally regarded as fishier. The VIP programs are different but Party Poker has more of an emphasis on money rewards. At the same time, the overall traffic and games are much better at Full Tilt Poker, who has much better software compared to Party Poker.