The importance of position in SNGs
Being able to beat SNGs is extremely important in my humble opinion. Everyone knows that SNGs are generally excellent bankroll builders and if you’re starting off 0, (having made a few bucks on freerolls) these SNGs are indeed the way to go to make that bankroll swell. Sure, the return on MTTs is much better, but there is a much bigger variance that comes with them, something that a lousy beginner’s bankroll just can’t handle, so stay clear of those in the beginning. Playing in a SNG is like... Read more »
Poker Bonuses
Poker bonuses If you’re not yet an online poker expert, you’ll probably find this article extremely useful, if you’re a long-time player who knows most of the ‘behind the scene’ subtleties involved, you might find it boring. We all know that there isn’t a single online poker room these days that doesn’t offer some sort of sign-up reward for its new players. Most of these rewards come in the form of money, usually a sum which is directly proportional with the amount of money one deposits.... Read more »
Bonus Whoring Guide
How To Bonus Whore Most online poker rooms offer sign-up bonuses. These can vary greatly with some rooms offering a bonus match of 500% and some offering only 10%. Why should you take advantage of sign-up bonuses? To answer that, we should ask you why you are saying no to extra money for your bankroll. A bonus can help you gain valuable experience, try out a new site or software and most importantly - boost your bankroll! Believe it or not, there are actually poker players who make their living by... Read more »
Responsible gambling
Gambling is a fun activity, there’s no doubt about it. However, anyone who’s a regular gambler should take into consideration some basic money management concepts. This applies to any form of gambling so if your favorite gambling venue is online poker, online casinos, or real life casinos, the same principles apply. The last thing anyone wants, including the casinos, is to have you run out of money. It’s true! A casino would prefer that you spend $50,000 a year on gambling for 20 years and... Read more »
