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Building a Poker bankroll (for free)

Like the title says, this is how you build a poker bankroll for free. You will need some starting capital, though. About $25 should do it. And it would help a lot if you weren’t from America. But if you are from America then you probably already know the difficulties involved in playing poker online these days.

You are reading this so I’m going to assume that you have access to the internet, and most likely a pc. Good.

So, what you will need:

$25

A PC with internet access

A Paypal account or a mailing address

A lot of time and patience

An obvious question at this point is; If this is free, why do I need $25?

Well, you will need to make an initial investment of $25 in order to start the ball rolling (or the bank roll building), but you will get it back. So it’s only a temporary investment.

Ready to go?

Ok. You’re going to have to open an account at www.1deal.ca

These are the guys with the poker offers that you will need to take advantage of in order to build you poker bankroll.

www.1deal.ca is a bunch of guys from Canada, and their business is in bringing players to poker rooms. They get paid for doing this, and are willing to pay players to go to these poker rooms. I assume that htey make money from doing this, how they do that is really not too important to us, the players.

What matters is the fact that they will give us money for playing poker.

I should mention at this point, for those of you who are jumping ahead and having a look at the www.1deal.ca site: You will need a code to acces this site. The code to get in is PG1 (that’s PG with the number 1).

So what happens next?

You open an account with these 1deal.ca guys. You read everything there is on the site. You see that they have three free poker bankroll offers available. The offers are at 888poker, TitanPoker and Poker.com.

You check whether you are American or not. If not, you choose which of these rooms you want to start with. If you have the minimum amount of $25 you will have to start with Poker.com. The minimum deposit amount for 888poker is $30 and for TitanPoker it’s $40.

Poker.com also accepts American players, but it’s the only one of these three rooms that does.

So, you open the account at poker.com through the guys at www.1deal.ca. You make a minimum deposit of $25 and play like a maniac. You earn 50 player points. Then 1deal.ca sends you, by check or Paypal, your original $25 back plus another $25.

There are some conditions attached. The main one is that you agree not to withdraw you original $25 deposit from poker.com. So you agree to that. You play some poker. They send you $50. You started with $25 and now you have $50. Hey, maybe you have more because you won when playing at poker.com.

So now you go through the same process again, this time with, say 888poker.com. You deposit a minimum of $30, you play some poker, only 20 player points needed at 888poker, and the 1deal guys send you your $30 deposit plus another $25.

So, to recap, and do some math.

You put up $25, deposited it into poker.com. You are now -$25

You met the requirements, you got $50 from 1deal. +$50

Your new balance +$25

You make a deposit at Titan of $30

Your new balance is (+$25 - $30) -$5

Then you get your money from 1deal +$55

You new balance = +$50

Ok so far? Good.

Do the whole thing again at Titan poker. Make a minimum deposit of $40, play some poker, earn 50 player points, get your deposit back plus another $25.

And now you are $75 to the good. You now have three new poker accounts which may or may not have any money in them. You’ve agreed not to withdraw your initial deposit from these poker rooms, but you can withdraw any winnings that you have accumulated.

And there you are - a $75 free poker bankroll.

Remember, the website is http://www.1deal.ca and the code for getting in to all these wonderful free bankroll building offers is PG1

As the name of this poker game implies, 7 cards are drawn from the deck for each player. Out of fairness an unwritten rule of dealing players five cards each first and then dealing the final two cards to each player, is often observed in 7 card draw.

Of course the objective to 7 card draw is to have a winning hand via holding the highest cards or by bluffing all the other players into dropping out of the game making you the winner.

Once each player has been dealt 7 cards, bets are placed by each player to signify their wish to continue in the poker game. After bets have been made, each player has the option of discarding cards they do not want for new ones taken off the top of the deck. The changing out of old cards for new ones must be equal; each player must have 7 cards in hand to play.

Once again bets are placed and each player decides to place a bet or to fold their hand and drop out of the game. However, bumps or raises are offered by players staying in the game, in conjunction to matching the last bet offered by the previous player.

This is when those with a weak hand, or low value cards often opt to get out of the poker game before losing more money. Don’t assume that all players choosing to stay in hold high hands. Players with weaker hand make bets and offer raises in an attempt to bluff other players into quitting and many 7 card draw wins have been made by players who bluffed well but did not even hold a pair of any suit.

Once this last round of betting has been done, players showcase their hands to determine who is holding the winning hand. When two or more players each hold equally high hands, each is dealt a card that is often called a kicker and the player receiving the highest kicker is deemed the winner.

The chance that a player you could win in a game of 7 card draw without holding a Royal Flush, Straight Flush, Flush, Four of a Kind, Two Pair, or even an Ace, and the challenge of bluffing others out of the game, is the main attraction of 7 card draw for many poker players.

There are many exciting poker games to play for beginning poker players to more advanced players. Online poker games are becoming very popular.

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