Wow for a site that pretty much a free for all as far as "ads" in posts I guess there is a line you can cross

How to choose a site huh? Well I wouldn't put rakeback high on the list and if you're going to take advantage of that then everything else has to be working. Paying attention to this too much may keep you from playing enough at sites that you already have an account but no rakeback, or at sites where rakeback isn't available, or playing too much at a higher rakeback site. In the end even the full rake isn't a big consideration compared to other stuff.

The 3 most important considerations are:

1. Ease of competition
2. Ease of competition
3. Ease of competition

Of course this doesn't mean ease of competition at the site in general but at specific tables. That's one of the reasons why you really need a bunch of accounts and preferably a program that will find these tables for you, although I can't tell ya what sort of program since I don't want to be putting up an affiliate link here

I play Full Tilt Poker

Originally Posted by andrthx_me

The coolest thing about Full Tilt place is that when a pro is playing the table appears red from the lobby. That makes them easy to find.

Full TIlt is the perfect example of online fraud. Having "pros" is just a paid come on to steal your money. More fake deals given to their friends than anyn other site every thought of.

There is no legal jurisdiction to arrest them, and only fools and fish play real money on that fraud site.

It depends on what you want to play. If you want to play tournaments you should play at Pokerstars. If you want to play cash games, I suggest Bodog or Cake. If you want to play a mix of both, Full Tilt is probably the best all-around site. Omaha, Seven card stud, Razz, etc. should also be played at Full Tilt as well.

Originally Posted by Rakeback Forever

It depends on what you want to play. If you want to play tournaments you should play at Pokerstars. If you want to play cash games, I suggest Bodog or Cake. If you want to play a mix of both, Full Tilt is probably the best all-around site. Omaha, Seven card stud, Razz, etc. should also be played at Full Tilt as well.

Full Tilt is a fraud. It is mathematically IMPOSSIBLE for the cards to do what they do on that without manipulation and fraud.

No game in the real world has EVER dupicated the odds that are measured on Full Tilt. But they pay pro's to get fish to play there. Each American pro will be looked at by the Attorney's General and you can bet on seeing arrests made for fraud and theft by deception.

There is NO Possible way I could see or play more hands than any of the popular touring pro's yet, I have seen more four-of-a-kinds and royal flushes than any pro on tour. It is NOT Possible without fraud. To try to defend it would be like saying I have seen more Holes-in-one than any touring golf pro on a golf course simply because I happened to be at a golf course when they "happened".

Originally Posted by kingcobrapoker

Wow for a site that pretty much a free for all as far as "ads" in posts I guess there is a line you can cross

How to choose a site huh? Well I wouldn't put rakeback high on the list and if you're going to take advantage of that then everything else has to be working. Paying attention to this too much may keep you from playing enough at sites that you already have an account but no rakeback, or at sites where rakeback isn't available, or playing too much at a higher rakeback site. In the end even the full rake isn't a big consideration compared to other stuff.

The 3 most important considerations are:

1. Ease of competition
2. Ease of competition
3. Ease of competition

Of course this doesn't mean ease of competition at the site in general but at specific tables. That's one of the reasons why you really need a bunch of accounts and preferably a program that will find these tables for you, although I can't tell ya what sort of program since I don't want to be putting up an affiliate link here

If you are going to have ease of competition, why not play somewhere with a great bonus (with easy rake requirements)?

Puppetmaster

If you're looking to join a room, I took the liberty of comparing the deposit bonuses of 10 different poker rooms. Anyone can say "Here, take $1000 if you deposit $1000" which may sound better than "100% bonus up to $300" but the rate at which you can earn back varies a LOT depending on the room you choose, and varies room to room depending on your style of play (low stakes, tournaments, aggressive, etc)

This isn't spam, just check it out. I spent all week researching and compiling this info.