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 Originally Posted by Erpel
 Originally Posted by d0zer
The partypoker signup bonus, is apparently the easiest to clear. That may be your best option for you at 10NL, help you build a roll for 25NL, then move to FT. It's not unreasonable to clear the $600 bonus at 25NL IMO
This of course assumes you're not American though ...
I've done the American thing. Was fun, but it didn't stick. Thanks - I'd thought about moving my bankroll over to Stars for my learning so I could take part in the Gauntlet also. Would probably throw some non- bankroll money at it as an educational experience rather than use bankroll on it though. But PartyPoker sounds useful. Thanks.
Edited to fix ma quote and add this:
Did a bit of looking around - about that PartyPoker bonus... I've found the FTR bonus (30% up to $150 for 500 raked hands (or 600 party points on another site which becomes 500 raked hands at 10nl) to clear). Need to deposit $500 and I don't have the $500 yet. If the bonus is the same there's no question I sign up through FTR, but I happened on a third site also which is offering $150 free on a $100 deposit with 125 party points to clear. Does this sound like a scam?
I wasn't really planning to throw my bankroll around from site to site to bonus whore like a madman, but I guess there's no real reason not to.
actually there is.
don't mean to make it difficult, but there is mouch more to it. IE: sites such as absolute/UB have large bonuses, hard to clear, and the rake you pay at those sites is ridiculous. even if the bonus cleared as fast as Full tilts, youd get raped in rake (BBJ). FT's rake is even lower than party's..
without going into a bunch of details, if you only have $100 to deposit, i would suggest you go to party poker. i beleive they have a basic $25 sign up option as well. so you could deposit 100, get the 25 bonus, and play at a site where there are plenty of fishy games.
if you go anywhere like full tilt, absoute etc.. you will kick yerself in the arse later on when you do have the bankroll to utilize the full bonus they offer...
with that said,
as a beginner, my winrate at party is more than my winrate + bonus combined at full tilt...
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