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Premium payment system, which I mentioned above, involves the actual cash money deposited to your casino account. Until you can answer the minimum requirements of a bet, any remaining cash from bonuses are yours to keep. I found another type of bonus casino.
At first glance, this bonus system of payment of the casino seems a bit unfair. To entice you, the casino offers 200% th prize to $ 200, with only 4X requirement bet. But there are benefits. You can not keep the prize. If you make $ 100, you get $ 200. Then you would have to play for money [(a deposit of $ 100 + Bonus of $ 200 $) x 4] = value for the $ 1,200 rate. If you will only be $ 200 in your account, and you decide to country guides
out, they just take away his prize, and you have nothing. " Also you can only play a limited range of games, fortunately Blackjack adopted in most of these casinos, but make sure you read the terms of premiums carefully before you start playing for money. Playing only one hand roulette you can break the terms of premiums, and they will keep your
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08-11-2011 #1Fish Food
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How do I become a successful online poker player?
Last edited by joenblack879; 09-18-2011 at 12:27 AM.
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08-11-2011 #2Chaser
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You mention not being a beginner, but it's hard to comment without really knowing what your background is. So if I say anything you already know, I apologize.
1) Stick to one game until you get profitable at it
2) Find a forum where you can post hands, preferably entire hand histories
** In these forums, post your hand histories and give your thoughts...respond to everyone who gives you their opinions too
** Also in these forums, other players will upload hands too -- ALWAYS give your input -- even if you're unsure... better players will come around and give input too, then you can learn from them
3) Study in your own free time -- poker stove is your best friend imo, as well as popopop replayer
4) Play fewer tables until you get better -- quality over quantity -- start with a handful of tables and only add 1-2 tables at a time as you improve
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Overall, never stop studying your hand histories/game or networking with other players...from my experience being coached/staked/coaching/staking, I think being afraid or timid to post are the ones who suck the most or take the longest to improve -- oh, and stay open minded
Originally Posted by joenblack879
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08-11-2011 #3Mike McDermott
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make sure you don't live in the U.S.
other than that... start at a level you're comfortable with (AND ROLLED FOR) and build up from there in terms of both skill and bankroll...
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