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 Nowadays,
the competition in the online poker industry is quite unprecedented.
While the existing poker rooms pull out the heavy artillery to pound
their adversaries into submission, new ones appear on the battlefield
each day, every one with the intent to capture players' attention and
thus attract as many rake-generating contributors as possible.
The competition means that certain marketing tools that were regarded as
downright scandalous in the past have pretty much become common-place,
and new ones keep popping up.
Every poker room gives its players some sort of sign-up, or
first-deposit bonus. Some poker rooms are more generous about it, others
less so, but no matter what, you will get a bonus when you sign up.
Now then, what exactly does this bonus mean to you in terms of game
play, and why is it so important that you do not settle for anything
less than the most advantageous deal?
Online poker rooms make their revenue through the rake that you generate
by playing in real money hands. That rake will be taken on every hand
you participate in, and win or lose, you will pay rake no matter what
you do.
Some people may tell you that you only feel the burden of the rake when
you're winning. That's absolutely wrong. Whenever you put money into the
pot, you do pay some rake. Simple as that.
All bonuses that you receive for your signing up will have to be
unlocked.
There are different types of bonuses and different ways to unlock them,
but they all need to be redeemed without exception. As long as you're
playing to unlock your bonus though, you'll be playing with reduced
rake. The better the quality of your bonus the more rake reduction
you'll enjoy. That's why hogging an extremely good bonus is of utmost
importance.
Never go for what the room advertises though. Their bonus banners and
ads are extremely marketing-oriented and they can be (and most of the
time are) misleading. If a poker room says it'll give you $500 at sign
up, it is possible that they're talking about a 100% match on your first
deposit up to a maximum of $500. That's a huge difference. |
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