If you are planning on visiting an online casino for online gambling, you need to be aware of the bonuses that are available. Many of these are not advertised right out in the open. Some of them are codes that need to be found when you click on a link. One you get the codes, you can then get the bonuses. There are bonuses available for all types of online gambling and some of them even add up to free money.
Not all casino bonuses require you to make a deposit in order to obtain a bonus. In some cases, you can get a bonus if you just get a promotional code for the site that has the free bonus code. This will allow you to play at the site for free. This is the best way for you to enjoy your online gambling experience, especially if you are just starting out. You can have all the fun that you want without having to worry about losing your own money when you take advantage of the bonuses. This is like having free money to play at the casino and enjoy yourself.
Many of the online bonuses for gambling are restricted to certain games, like poker. Before you choose the bonuses that you want, you should take a look at those that are available. Take a look at them, read the terms and conditions of the bonuses and also pick one that will work with the games that you want to play as well as at the casino where you want to play. In some cases, the larger bonuses may not be for you if you do not plan on playing the game that they are for. You should make sure that any bonus you do receive when you are playing at an online casino can be used for the game that you want to play.
It is easy to get bonuses and fun as well. You can feel a lot less stress and really get used to the hot online casino action in this way. Most people are a bit hesitant about online gambling the first time they play. This takes the edge off as you are playing with bonus money and not your own. It allows you to really get used to the casino and the games that are included. Even if you are totally new to online gambling and have never been to an online casino, you can use the bonuses to get used to the games and even find some new games that you may have always wanted to try but were not sure how to play. Many casinos have tutorials as well as low stakes games that you can test your luck on when you are playing.
Take a look at the many jackpot city bingo bonuses that are available for those who want to gamble online and choose one that will work for what you are looking for when it comes to your online casino games experience. You naturally want to choose the highest bonus that you can get for the best casino. You also want to take a look at the free money bonuses that will basically allow you to play for free at the casino. Be sure that any of the bonuses that you choose are for the games that you want to play and the wagering that you want to do when you are at an online casino.
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Strategy with Kristy: David “Doc” Sands
April 19 2012, Kristy Arnett Related Articles Strategy with Kristy: Jonathan Little Discusses His Poker Strategy Book Strategy with Kristy: Reid Young Discusses Showdown Value Strategy with Kristy: Randal Flowers Discusses Bluffing Preflop Share It Tags Online Poker, Poker Players, Poker Strategy, Poker Tournaments, PokerNews Podcast, PokerNews Strategy, Tournament Strategy, Travel Print David “Doc” Sands is one of the most consistant tournament players on the circuit. In the past six years, he has amassed more than $4.8 million in online and live tournament winnings. His most recent claim to fame is finishing second in the World Poker Tour L.A. Poker Classic this past February for $806,000. Before heading off on a trip full of tournament poker, Sands took some time out to serve as guest on the latest Strategy with Kristy podcast. Here is a snippet from the interview in which Sands answers a listener question: I used to play multi-table tournaments online for a living. Obviously, since Black Friday, I can’t do that anymore. I’ve transitioned to playing live small-to-medium buy-in tournaments and traveling a little bit to do so. Because of the variance in tournaments, I’ve found it very difficult making a living playing live tournaments. How do you deal with the variance that comes with playing live tournaments? Yeah, thats a really good question. I mean, the variance is huge in both online and live poker, but the travel costs associated with traveling make it more difficult to put up with. I think Ive always been meticulous with my bankroll management. I was fortunate to have quite a few big scores early on in my career. I recognized that even though I was a really good player, those scores were also a product of running well in tournaments, so I put quite a bit of money aside. I just made sure that when I had a big score, I didnt go spend it on frivolous things. I put it away for an inevitable downswing going forward. I think the important thing to remember is that when you hit a big score, for a large multiple of your buy-in, it doesnt mean that you now have that money and you should go spend it on something. It basically means that that money has been added to your bankroll. You should incorporate it into your bankroll management techniques. Another good way to help with the variance is just to start playing some cash games. You can really earn a more consistent stream of income playing cash games, and you can also do it locally pretty much anywhere you live so that enables you not to have travel costs. You also have a source of income that mitigates the big swings of tournaments. Podcast Powered By Podbean Tune in every week for new episodes of Strategy with Kristy. Feel free to send in questions, ideas or suggestions for the podcast to kristy@pokernews.com. Also remember to follow PokerNews on Twitter for up-to-the-minute news. Follow Kristy Arnett on Comments No comments yet. Be the first to post one!
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GI Joe Assaults Online Poker, Refrigerated Beer, Noobs
published on 03/18/11 at 7:09 am Angel Valdez is working towards the American dream. By waking up at noon, cracking opening a PBR, and giving online poker a shot full-time. We talk to the recently unemployed McDonalds cashier, now full time poker player and owner of the Online Poker Team (OPT) to see what he is all about. Special interviewer, Street3, makes an appearance to ask a few of his own questions. What is the background on your twitter name, GI Joe Valdez? Big into kids and toys? Was Snake Eyes the coolest Joe? Why not the nickname, El Burro?I was in the Army for 8 years and was pretty crazy. One time one of the older guys said slow your roll gijoe and take it easy and it stuck since then some called me gijoe. After I got out of the Army I created an email with that name. Nothing glorious about it but it has stuck. Now most people that dont know my real name call me Joe. Why did you start the OPT?Other players and I used to be a part of another online poker team but they were jerks when it came time to play. If you lost they were all over you, and put a lot of pressure for you to finish out your allotment. Talked to a couple of other unhappy players and they suggested I start my own. I did and took it from there. I made it a lot of fun to be a part of this team with zero drama and been very lucky so far. Has this endeavor been profitable?The OPT: Yes, when we first started The OPT share were sold at $5 each. Now they are close to $6, and when we started I begged players to join we now have a waiting list and its not as easy to get in.Full time poker pro: Im on day 3 and if I continue min cashing in this fashion I will be broke sooner then 2 weeks. What are your plans if you do not find a job when your bankroll runs out next week?I been lucky to have made a lot of final tables in my online poker career so I paid close attention to all the rail beggars. Noted all their sappy questions and how they get players to ship them money. Its better then standing by the freeway with a sign. I can beg from home. Just open up a final table and go to work. If you were a pro who would you like to sponsor you?Some whale that doesnt care if they lose money. Mike Matusow is probably the biggest candidate. Ive seen him stake some really bad players in the Main event so I figured I cant do any worse. What is the square root of 9?There is a square in 9? Had to Google that. 3 it says. What is your favorite poker game? Cash/tourney? The most you have ever won and lost?Favorite game are Super Turbos MTT, 2nd favorite are Rush games, 3rd are deepstack/double stack MTTs. I dont play cash games at all, but when I have Ive done pretty well. The most I have won in an MTT has been $3300 on Pokerstars, and $2200 several times on Fulltilt. The most Ive lost in an MTT online was $110 and in cash game $77 I think. Live game I spent $125 to play a sat which I won. That gave me $1100 to play a wsopc event. I didnt cash so that sucked. Im a bankroll nit so Noob Was it a good or bad decision, on my part, to allow Street3 into this interview? Explain this.Its always good to let Street3 into any conversation with you. He will make you look good. You could be picking your nose live on TV and no one will notice anything but his big forehead. See attached pic space is available for advertisement on his forehead so he says Check/Call or Bet/Fold? Why?Both.Check/call: when using pot control. If you have top pair and weak kicker or fear other player flopped bigger hand.Bet/fold: is what I use when in agro mode and I use it vs any number of opponents. You get so much information by throwing out a bet. At best they all fold or 1 calls the rest fold, and at worse case scenario they all fold and 1 re-raises you, or they all call. What piece of advice would you give a first time online poker player?Dont get started. QUIT! Turn around and go play checkers. But if he really doesnt like that advice I suggest getting some proper training or a solid coach, read up on the game, have a nice bankroll to back you up, set your priorities, and stick to a routine. Ive seen a lot of players go on tilt in poker but it doesnt stop there. Usually that carries across there other parts of their life and they crash and burn. There are a lot of stories on the news about gamblers robbing some casino, held up another player, or held up a bank or convenience store. If you arent patient in life you will definitely not succeed in poker. While this game skill has 70% of chance the other 30% is lady lucks doing and shes a cold hart bitch. If you arent ready for the losses or cant handle it then dont get started. This game is filled with skilled and solid players, and it takes time for a noob to get there. This game can be a lot of fun just dont let it get you down. Related posts: Online Poker Player Plays His Cards Close To The Vest Black Friday Saves One Players Money & Relationship
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Win a WSOP Main Event Seat at Cake Poker
Cake Poker had a very popular and successful $100,000 points race in March. The online poker site has decided to run yet another $100,000 points race this April. In addition to this, Cake Poker has decided to give away a seat to the WSOP Main Event in Vegas valued at $10,000. There is also a special Easter long weekend reload bonus being offered to players at the Cake Poker online poker site. Players who wish to try their hand at winning a place at the Main Event can join in with the round the clock satellite games that begin on 5th April 2012. Players could win this seat starting with an amount as small as $0.30. There will be daily satellites that will take place, and there will be a weekly $10,000 Main Event Final. The Main Event Final will take place on Sundays at 5pm (GMT). Players can join in with the first Main Event Final on Sunday, 15th April 2012. On the Easter weekend, Cake Poker is offering its players a special 50 percent reload bonus. Players can make use of the 50 percent reload bonus only one time, and can deposit a maximum amount of $300 when using this special online poker reload bonus. The special reload bonus is available over the Easter long weekend, from 6pm (GMT) on Friday, 6th April until 6pm (GMT) on Tuesday, 10th April. The points race, with its $100,000 prize pool give the top 350 players every week a portion of $20,000. At the end of the month, the top 350 players for the entire month will each receive a portion of the remaining $20,000 from the $100,000 prize pool. Players who end in the money in at least two weeks in the month will be given entry to a Main Event Kamikaze tournament. The winner of this tournament will receive a $10,000 Main Event seat as a prize. Related Posts Casino Holdem from World Match Launch of Circle Line Poker Last Chance Saloon at Paddy Power Poker Microgamings Bad Beat Jackpot Reaches 500,000 Euro Bodog Poker to Move into Asian Market Share on Facebook, Twitter, MySpace…
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Lord of the Grind
Starting March 1st, 2012 Want a seat as a Knight of the Round Poker Table? Pass one of the infamous Lord of the Grind monthly poker grinder trials and claim your rewards and honorary seat . The Lord of the Grind Challenge Pokertrials can be mastered in 4 levels of difficulty: Collect points every day and reach yourtargeted Lord of the Grind Shield. As a reward you’ll get a pending bonus and some cash also! Please click here to visit Titan Poker Promotion Date: 06 March 2012 Subscribe to this poker promotions feed
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