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Prestonian
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01-11-2006, 01:47 PM
Post subject: Bonus Chasing for Tournament Players???
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Join Date: Jan 2006
Location: UK
Posts: 14
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Hi all
I want to bonus chase but i only want to play tournament poker for now. I have found a good first time deposit at Ladbrokes whereby if I "wager" my deposit within 14 days I will get 25% back..
i.e Deposit $100
Play 10 x $10 sngs
Receive $25 bonus
Does anyone know of any other sites that do this type of bonus whereby "raked hands" arent necessary but "wagered amounts" are? I only play micro real money tables so I find these other bonuses difficult to burn off at the ring games. Much prefer sng play as its more enjoyable and more profitable (for me anyway!)
Thanks in Advance
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Full House
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Pacific Poker runs a Wagering Requirement.
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EasyT
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Full House
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Originally Posted by eeeee
Pacific Poker runs a Wagering Requirement.
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I was going to mention this, but its a 20x WR. I don't know if it's exactly worth it. But there is very few bonuses out there that count tourney buyins, so I guess it is what it is.
EasyT.
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Halv
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Originally Posted by JeffreyGBs bonus whoring sticky
Pacific Poker:
25% first time deposit Bonus up to $100. To clear this Bonus, you must wager a total of $2000. This Bonus is credited to your account immediately after making your deposit (meaning you can play with it; you simply can't withdraw it). Thus you can withdraw your deposit immediately after making it and play risk free.
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Is the "immidiate bonus credit" still valid? Also, is there a time limit to clear the bonus? I couldn't find any info on this on Pacific's site.
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Also, I would like to know if there is a "immidiate bonus credit"-possibility on ladbrokes? Would be nice to have a chance at earning some bonus without risk, allthough it does sound too good to be true.
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Full House
Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: SoCal
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Originally Posted by HalvSame
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Originally Posted by JeffreyGBs bonus whoring sticky
Pacific Poker:
25% first time deposit Bonus up to $100. To clear this Bonus, you must wager a total of $2000. This Bonus is credited to your account immediately after making your deposit (meaning you can play with it; you simply can't withdraw it). Thus you can withdraw your deposit immediately after making it and play risk free.
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Is the "immidiate bonus credit" still valid? Also, is there a time limit to clear the bonus? I couldn't find any info on this on Pacific's site.
Edit:
Also, I would like to know if there is a "immidiate bonus credit"-possibility on ladbrokes? Would be nice to have a chance at earning some bonus without risk, allthough it does sound too good to be true. |
Yes, Pacific's bonus is a playable bonus, and it drags on-and-on. There may be a time limit listed somewhere, but you can get through this bonus easy.
I don't know about Ladbrokes in particular, but I will say most poker bonuses are not playable bonuses, but are awarded at the end of the requirements. And the exceptions are mostly the poker rooms offering a small freebee playable bonus up front, like Party's $25 offer, or Royal Vegas' offer -- my two-cents here is that the small freebees usually lay waste to a better bonus and usually should be avoided.
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Full House
Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: SoCal
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Someone may want to check BOSPoker -- looks like they have a WR, rather than a RH requirement. Maybe good for Tourny/SNG players? I wouldn't just jump in here, though. Get details from CS.
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