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Poker Room Bonuses

As a way to attract new players to their Internet poker rooms, many sites offer signup bonuses to new players. Typically on your first deposit, you receive a percentage amount on top of the funds deposited. Let take a look at some of the element to consider when choosing an Internet poker room based on their bonus offers.

Bonus Types

There are generally 2 types of bonuses offered by poker rooms. The first is a percentage bonus based on your initial deposit amount. Usually ranging from 20% - 100% with a maximum bonus amount allowed. The other option is a flat fee bonus ranging form $25 - $50. This bonus is geared towards players new to poker who want to try out real money play and deposit a small amount. Our recommendation is to choose the percentage bonus and make an initial deposit of $200, this gives you a sufficient bankroll to fully experience the Internet poker room.

Play Through Requirements

Most bonuses come with terms and conditions, the poker rooms require you to play a certain amount of raked hands with your initial deposit in order to receive the bonus. This prevents players from making a deposit, playing the bonus, then withdrawing their initial deposit. This type of conduct is referring to a Bonus Whoring and is discouraged with the play through requirement imposed by the Internet poker rooms. Make sure you fully read and understand the requirements as they vary from site to site.

Other

There are other types of bonuses that make certain poker rooms more attractive. These coming in the form of a loyalty program, re-load bonuses, and appreciation bonuses. These are all geared towards making you happy as a player and to reward you for being loyal to them.

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