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Tuesday, May 6, 2008
Monday, May 5, 2008
VC Poker - Free $35 Plus 300% Sign-up Bonus Up To $600
VC Poker - Free $35 Offer has expired. See more recent post: Victor Chandler $35 Sign-Up Fish and Chips Poker Promotion Expires
Grab your Free Cash Now
Receive $10 in free cash. Play a little, generate a paltry 1500 Action Points, and you’ll automatically get an additional $25 in free cash. Bonus released in $5 increments for each 300 Action points accumulated.
Simply follow these 3 easy steps:
1. Download the VC software and open a Real Money Account
2. Click the "Cashier" button and then the Promotions Tab
3. Enter the code: 'FreeMoney'
Please note that it can take up to 72 hours for your initial $10 in free cash to appear in your account. So in the mean time, check out our poker school or get some practice in on our play money tables and your free money will be with you before you know it.
300% up to $600
Match your first deposit by 300% all the way up to a massive $600 FREE. Minimum deposit of $25 required, bonus released in $5 increments for each 300 Action points accumulated.
Simply follow these 3 easy steps:
1.Download the VC software and open a Real Money Account
2. Click the "Cashier" button and then the “Deposit” tab
3. Enter code 'BVCTWO' when you make your first deposit.
Receive $10 in free cash. Play a little, generate a paltry 1500 Action Points, and you’ll automatically get an additional $25 in free cash. Bonus released in $5 increments for each 300 Action points accumulated.
Simply follow these 3 easy steps:
1. Download the VC software and open a Real Money Account
2. Click the "Cashier" button and then the Promotions Tab
3. Enter the code: 'FreeMoney'
Please note that it can take up to 72 hours for your initial $10 in free cash to appear in your account. So in the mean time, check out our poker school or get some practice in on our play money tables and your free money will be with you before you know it.
300% up to $600
Match your first deposit by 300% all the way up to a massive $600 FREE. Minimum deposit of $25 required, bonus released in $5 increments for each 300 Action points accumulated.
Simply follow these 3 easy steps:
1.Download the VC software and open a Real Money Account
2. Click the "Cashier" button and then the “Deposit” tab
3. Enter code 'BVCTWO' when you make your first deposit.
Sun Poker Free $10
Expired
If you would like to receive the free $10 at Sun Poker click the Sun Poker banner and follow the instructions below.
This promo is available only for: Germany, Italy, France, Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Finland, Canada, Austria, Switzerland, Australia.
-Download the Sun Poker software and open a Real Money Account.
-Send an email to MAXIM10@sunpoker.com, something like this;
I would like to receive free $10, here is my info
-Your account number (found in the 'Cashier' under the 'My Account' tab)
-Your Full name
-Your Email address
-Your Phone Number
-Your City/Town
You should than receive an email in a day or so saying you received the $10. Good Luck.
Sun poker reserves the right to pull this promo at any time.
All players are eligible for a 100% first deposit bonus up to 200%.
If you would like to receive the free $10 at Sun Poker click the Sun Poker banner and follow the instructions below.
This promo is available only for: Germany, Italy, France, Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Finland, Canada, Austria, Switzerland, Australia.
-Send an email to MAXIM10@sunpoker.com, something like this;
I would like to receive free $10, here is my info
-Your account number (found in the 'Cashier' under the 'My Account' tab)
-Your Full name
-Your Email address
-Your Phone Number
-Your City/Town
You should than receive an email in a day or so saying you received the $10. Good Luck.
Sun poker reserves the right to pull this promo at any time.
All players are eligible for a 100% first deposit bonus up to 200%.
Sunday, May 4, 2008
David William's Instructional Video - Playing $3-$6 No Limit
David Anthony Williams (born June 9, 1980 in Arlington, Texas) is a professional poker and Magic: The Gathering player. He was a student at Princeton University and studied Economics at Southern Methodist University and attended the Texas Academy of Mathematics and Science, an early entrance college program
Williams was self taught to play no-limit Texas Hold'em tournaments. He was then mentored in poker by Marcel Lüske, with whom they both had a mutual friend in the Netherlands, Noah Boeken.
Williams's poker success was capped at the 2004 World Series of Poker. He won his buy-in through an online poker site and made it to the finals of the main event, ultimately finishing second to Greg Raymer, but still winning $3.5 million for the runner-up prize. His second-place finish is the best ever by an African American in a WSOP Main Event, besting Phil Ivey's 10th place finish a year earlier.
Four months later, he finished second at the Borgata Open World Poker Tour where he collected $573,800. David Williams became a member of Team Bodog after the 2004 World Series of Poker.
In March 2006, Williams made a second WPT final table, finishing 4th for $280,000. Two months later he made another WPT final table, again finishing 4th.
Williams also appeared on the game show King of Vegas, finishing in third place.
Williams now has his own vlog that offers an inside look at his personal and professional life. The webisodes air on the internet TV channel RawVegas.tv
Even though there is more money that can be made in professional poker than in professional Magic, Williams has said he will continue to play both games, although poker will take precedence. Like many who play both, he has asserted that the two are for different purposes: he plays Magic to have fun, and poker to make money.
Williams won his first WSOP bracelet in 2006 in the $1,500 Seven-card stud event when his K♠ 3♥ 4♣ J♦ (6♠ 4♠ J♥) defeated John Hoang's 4♣ 5♠ 9♦ 3♣ (A♦ 8♠ T♠).
His mother Shirley Williams often attends poker events in which he plays, and even competed in the 2006 WSOP main event, outlasting her son in the process. She also played in the $1,000 L.I.P.S. (Ladies only) W.S.O.P. event.[3] and she cashed in 465th place in the 2007 World Series of Poker main event.
As of 2008, his total live tournament winnings exceed $5,800,000.
David Williams
This young, charismatic tournament and online-savvy player is a force to be reckoned with. In 2004 alone, David won $3.5 Million for his Runner Up Finish at the WSOP Main Event and $573,000 for his Runner Up Finish at the WPT. Coming from a college background including Princeton and Southern Methodist University, David is an active World Poker Tour Professional, Professional Poker Tour Participant, and Card Player Magazine cover story. Before poker, David, now 25 years old, was an avid "Magic" player, a game that is only played one-on-one. Within the last year, David Williams has truly established himself as an important part of the professional poker tour landscape. With Two Second Place finishes in key tournaments, the Borgata Poker Open and the World Series of Poker "No Limit Hold'em Poker Championship, David proves his tournament mettle. David is one of the World Poker Tour's "Young Guns" and has been featured in Playboy and ALL IN Magazines as the Future of Poker.
More Background
His Magic Days David traveled the world playing "Magic - The Gathering" a card game with the features of chess, bridge & poker. During his travels he made many friends, including Noah Boeken who is also now making his living as a professional poker player like David.
What is David Like?
If you ask people who know David, his friends and family, about him you will get all the pieces of an amazing puzzle that becomes the David Williams people see at the table and on the final table poker tournament coverage on TV. David is smart and mature for his age, he has needed to be as he grew up in a single parent household, so he has always felt the need to be responsible. David is competitive- he wants to win - period. Second place is nice but it is not first to him who is always striving to be the best in all he does. He is wicked smart with an SAT score of 1550 Princeton welcomed David with open arms but he found a better college fit in his home state of Texas at Southern Methodist University. Polite and reliable are the comments of the people who do business with David, he follows through and does what he says he is going to do. David accepts reality, which helps him with the roller coaster ride of a nontraditional career in poker- he doesn't allow the ups & downs to waver him from his goal to win at the table and in the long run.
Williams was self taught to play no-limit Texas Hold'em tournaments. He was then mentored in poker by Marcel Lüske, with whom they both had a mutual friend in the Netherlands, Noah Boeken.
Williams's poker success was capped at the 2004 World Series of Poker. He won his buy-in through an online poker site and made it to the finals of the main event, ultimately finishing second to Greg Raymer, but still winning $3.5 million for the runner-up prize. His second-place finish is the best ever by an African American in a WSOP Main Event, besting Phil Ivey's 10th place finish a year earlier.
Four months later, he finished second at the Borgata Open World Poker Tour where he collected $573,800. David Williams became a member of Team Bodog after the 2004 World Series of Poker.
In March 2006, Williams made a second WPT final table, finishing 4th for $280,000. Two months later he made another WPT final table, again finishing 4th.
Williams also appeared on the game show King of Vegas, finishing in third place.
Williams now has his own vlog that offers an inside look at his personal and professional life. The webisodes air on the internet TV channel RawVegas.tv
Even though there is more money that can be made in professional poker than in professional Magic, Williams has said he will continue to play both games, although poker will take precedence. Like many who play both, he has asserted that the two are for different purposes: he plays Magic to have fun, and poker to make money.
Williams won his first WSOP bracelet in 2006 in the $1,500 Seven-card stud event when his K♠ 3♥ 4♣ J♦ (6♠ 4♠ J♥) defeated John Hoang's 4♣ 5♠ 9♦ 3♣ (A♦ 8♠ T♠).
His mother Shirley Williams often attends poker events in which he plays, and even competed in the 2006 WSOP main event, outlasting her son in the process. She also played in the $1,000 L.I.P.S. (Ladies only) W.S.O.P. event.[3] and she cashed in 465th place in the 2007 World Series of Poker main event.
As of 2008, his total live tournament winnings exceed $5,800,000.
David Williams
This young, charismatic tournament and online-savvy player is a force to be reckoned with. In 2004 alone, David won $3.5 Million for his Runner Up Finish at the WSOP Main Event and $573,000 for his Runner Up Finish at the WPT. Coming from a college background including Princeton and Southern Methodist University, David is an active World Poker Tour Professional, Professional Poker Tour Participant, and Card Player Magazine cover story. Before poker, David, now 25 years old, was an avid "Magic" player, a game that is only played one-on-one. Within the last year, David Williams has truly established himself as an important part of the professional poker tour landscape. With Two Second Place finishes in key tournaments, the Borgata Poker Open and the World Series of Poker "No Limit Hold'em Poker Championship, David proves his tournament mettle. David is one of the World Poker Tour's "Young Guns" and has been featured in Playboy and ALL IN Magazines as the Future of Poker.
More Background
His Magic Days David traveled the world playing "Magic - The Gathering" a card game with the features of chess, bridge & poker. During his travels he made many friends, including Noah Boeken who is also now making his living as a professional poker player like David.
What is David Like?
If you ask people who know David, his friends and family, about him you will get all the pieces of an amazing puzzle that becomes the David Williams people see at the table and on the final table poker tournament coverage on TV. David is smart and mature for his age, he has needed to be as he grew up in a single parent household, so he has always felt the need to be responsible. David is competitive- he wants to win - period. Second place is nice but it is not first to him who is always striving to be the best in all he does. He is wicked smart with an SAT score of 1550 Princeton welcomed David with open arms but he found a better college fit in his home state of Texas at Southern Methodist University. Polite and reliable are the comments of the people who do business with David, he follows through and does what he says he is going to do. David accepts reality, which helps him with the roller coaster ride of a nontraditional career in poker- he doesn't allow the ups & downs to waver him from his goal to win at the table and in the long run.
Thursday, May 1, 2008
Pitbull Poker - Free $10 + 200% up to $200 on First Deposit
Update: Pitbull Poker Forced to Closed
This is one of the longest running free poker money offers that we know about. To get the $10 free from Pitbull Poker, enter the bonus code p10 during signup. This is an exclusive bonus - that means that it is not advertised on the Pitbull Poker website. You must enter the bonus code "p10" in order to get the free money.
* $10 absolutely free and you also qualify for the 200% deposit bonus
* Use Pitbull Poker No deposit bonus code p10 on sign up.
* All countries eligible
* Player must earn 200 comp point before cashing out
* Must be a new player. Limit of 1 bonus per household
If you don't receive the bonus automatically in 24 hours contact support (live chat).
Pitbull Poker is not part of a network. There software is 'no download' so it will work on any computer.
This is one of the longest running free poker money offers that we know about. To get the $10 free from Pitbull Poker, enter the bonus code p10 during signup. This is an exclusive bonus - that means that it is not advertised on the Pitbull Poker website. You must enter the bonus code "p10" in order to get the free money.
* $10 absolutely free and you also qualify for the 200% deposit bonus
* Use Pitbull Poker No deposit bonus code p10 on sign up.
* All countries eligible
* Player must earn 200 comp point before cashing out
* Must be a new player. Limit of 1 bonus per household
If you don't receive the bonus automatically in 24 hours contact support (live chat).
Pitbull Poker is not part of a network. There software is 'no download' so it will work on any computer.
Thursday, April 17, 2008
Unibet - VIP Point Tournament
Today, I worked 11 hours so only played for an hour. I got an email from Unibet and they doubled my VIP points so that was cool. I had 200 than used them in a rebuy tournament which is pretty good tournament. Only about 35 entrants and 100 Euro prize pool, something like $150. First place is 40 Euro($60), top 5 places get paid. Anyway, I entered in that tourny about a month ago than Unibet gave me another 200 points so I used them to enter again. This time I was playing good but made a bad play 9 handed against the chip leader. Chip leader (14k chips) limps in 3rd from UTG for 600. I'm in the cut off with 44 and I push all in for 7k..1500 in the pot and didn't really want to bet 2k than fold to reraise. Totally regretted it cause if he calls, its a coin flip or he could have me dominated or another player could pick up a hand. Anyway, he showed KK. I hit a set on the flop and he hit a king on the river to knock me out. I don't feel that bad cause if I just limped with the 4s, I would've hit a set and money would've went in anyway.
Anyway, I finally received my money from BankrollMob, was waiting for a about a month for it. BankrollMob has a cool point system where you get points for posting and other things. I just received $193 from them cause I collected 193k points. They use to have it where you get 10 points per post but so many people abused the system (Like me j/k:) that they had to lower it to 5 posts max per day. Anyway, its still good..I make 50 cents per day for a few minutes. They have a locked safe too, I haven't cracked it yet..3 digit number and you have to guess right the 3 numbers. I'm pretty sure I could hack it but I wouldn't want to get caught..
Anyway, so now that I have money in my Money Bookers, I can finally withdrawal my $311 dollars from Unibet(you have to deposit first with MoneyBookers before you can withdrawal, stupid, I know). AS for VC Poker, I have to go to my bank and get bank info to give to VC Poker so they can send me a wire transfer, hopefully its free or cheap to receive it.
I missed the Pokerstars reload bonus..I'm still working on the first deposit bonus but I could have just added on the bonus and do it after. I was going to deposit from Money Bookers buy BRM was so slow sending me my money I couldn't and I didn't really want to send another echeck which would fail cause RBC Bank sucks. Anyway, the reload bonus ended on the 16th, hopefully they bring back the reload bonus soon cause I like playing at PS..But looks like they have the reload bonus just once a year..Oh well, I'll work on the other sites.
Ya, about my blog..I'm going to add a chart with all the bonuses on it, I'm still working on it so its not complete but will update it tomorrow. My old no deposit poker bonus page
Anyway, I finally received my money from BankrollMob, was waiting for a about a month for it. BankrollMob has a cool point system where you get points for posting and other things. I just received $193 from them cause I collected 193k points. They use to have it where you get 10 points per post but so many people abused the system (Like me j/k:) that they had to lower it to 5 posts max per day. Anyway, its still good..I make 50 cents per day for a few minutes. They have a locked safe too, I haven't cracked it yet..3 digit number and you have to guess right the 3 numbers. I'm pretty sure I could hack it but I wouldn't want to get caught..
Anyway, so now that I have money in my Money Bookers, I can finally withdrawal my $311 dollars from Unibet(you have to deposit first with MoneyBookers before you can withdrawal, stupid, I know). AS for VC Poker, I have to go to my bank and get bank info to give to VC Poker so they can send me a wire transfer, hopefully its free or cheap to receive it.
I missed the Pokerstars reload bonus..I'm still working on the first deposit bonus but I could have just added on the bonus and do it after. I was going to deposit from Money Bookers buy BRM was so slow sending me my money I couldn't and I didn't really want to send another echeck which would fail cause RBC Bank sucks. Anyway, the reload bonus ended on the 16th, hopefully they bring back the reload bonus soon cause I like playing at PS..But looks like they have the reload bonus just once a year..Oh well, I'll work on the other sites.
Ya, about my blog..I'm going to add a chart with all the bonuses on it, I'm still working on it so its not complete but will update it tomorrow. My old no deposit poker bonus page
Thursday, April 10, 2008
Canada Poker - Bounty Hunter:)
Played a few sngs today, trying out Poker Office. It Didn't help me much..Maybe I have to read the tutorial or something. I think my problem is I play so tight than when I finally do raise, they just reraise with total junk and suck out..Got a bad headache right now..I'll go and watch some TV, I'll check my hand histories later on PokerOffice and look for mistakes.
BTW, I played a tournament on CanadaPoker, was pretty fun trying to knock out the bounties. 89 people entered, 2 bounties(Admin for Canada Poker and Admin for Pokerspace), $50 per bounty you knock out. Top 5 places get ticket for 100k weekly tournament. I didn't knock out any bounties and finished 16th so kind of sucked.
...And I have lots of ideas for the blog..I think I will cut it into two parts. One where I talk about my stories and another to talk about Poker Bonuses.
BTW, I played a tournament on CanadaPoker, was pretty fun trying to knock out the bounties. 89 people entered, 2 bounties(Admin for Canada Poker and Admin for Pokerspace), $50 per bounty you knock out. Top 5 places get ticket for 100k weekly tournament. I didn't knock out any bounties and finished 16th so kind of sucked.
...And I have lots of ideas for the blog..I think I will cut it into two parts. One where I talk about my stories and another to talk about Poker Bonuses.
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