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Mansion Poker Bonus Clearing


Mansion Poker Bonus Code

Using the Mansion Poker Bonus Code

The code should be typed in as shown below when you:
[X] Register a new account   [  ] Make your first deposit

Mansion Poker Bonus Highlights

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  • 200% Initial Deposit Up to $2,000 -- Use Bonus Code: ftrbonus
  • Ease of Bonus: 2/5
  • Bonus Expiration: 30 Days
  • Network: iPoker
  • Read our complete Mansion Poker review

How Long to Clear the Mansion Poker Bonus?

Stake Full Ring 6-Max
25 NL 1,375,004 956,524
50 NL 666,668 488,888
100 NL 415,096 293,332
200 NL 289,476 252,876
400 NL 220,000 188,036
Tournaments 10,000
Above is an approximation of how many hands and tournament fees it would take to clear the full Mansion Poker bonus depending on which stake and type of game you play.




 

Mansion Poker Bonus Clearing Details


We all know that the iPoker network boasts some of the best online card rooms in the business. One of their best known members is Mansion Poker, a service known for its great atmosphere and generous offers. While they may not offer US player support, it's a great place to play for those who can gain entrance. The games are quite soft and there is plenty of action to go around!

Mansion Poker offers FlopTurnRiver.com users a 200% deposit bonus up to $2000. Simply entering the bonus code ftrbonus during sign-up will set new players down the road to riches. Mansion Poker's bonus should be relatively easy to clear for the dedicated user. Players are given 30 days during which to claim their total bonus, starting from the moment they make their first bet. Rewards are doled out in payments of $5, each of which requires 500 Mansion Club Points (MCP) to clear. As per usual, points are awarded based upon both your tournament entry fees and the amount of rake you generate in the ring games.

The tournament fee to MCP ration is extremely simple. For every dollar you pay in fees, you receive 20 MCP. So, if you play 25 tournaments SNGs with a $1 fee for each, $50 of your bonus will be credited to your account. The same ratio applies for every entry fee.

The rake to MCP ratio gets much more complicated, however. Below, you'll find the details of Mansion Poker's bonus-generating system, as it appeared on their website.

Points Earned per rake paid:

$0.01 - $0.09 = 0.3 MCP
$0.10 - $0.24 = 1 MCP
$0.25 - $0.50 = 2 MCP
$0.51 - $0.75 = 3 MCP
$0.76 - $1.00 = 4.5 MCP
$1.01 - $1.25 = 6 MCP
$1.26 - $1.50 = 7 MCP
$1.51 - $1.75 = 8.5 MCP
$1.76 - $2.00 = 10 MCP
$2.01 - $2.25 = 11 MCP
$2.26 - $2.50 = 12.5 MCP
$2.51 - $2.75 = 14 MCP
$2.76 - $3.00 = 16 MCP
$3.01 - $5.00 = 21 MCP

So, depending on the stakes at which you usually play, this could be either an easy bonus, or a difficult one. Those grinding mid stakes Full Ring games will need to participate in somewhere around the neighborhood of 200,000 hands in order to clear your bonus. If you happen to be a micro of small stakes grinder it can take more than double that amount.

Sound like too much? Well, you could always go the tournament route. Remember, you'll need 500 MCP to unlock each $50 increment, and you get 20 MCP for each $1 you pay in buy-in fees. So, let's say your bonus is for $200. In order to clear your entire bonus, you'd need to earn 20,000 points. This means that you need to generate $1,000 in tournament fees alone just to get your extra $200. So, assuming you are playing (and winning), you'll need to sit through 200 $50+$5 tournaments over the two month time period.

Overall this bonus can be a grind to clear in its entirety. However, the fact remains you will receive $50 every time you clear 500 Points, which is great for those who are playing microstakes games.


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