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Online Poker Room Joins PokerSource.com
Players signing up at leading online poker site Betfair.com can now claim a variety of free prizes thanks to a deal with virtual poker community PokerSource.com.
The popularity of the promotions site has since exploded and it now offers some of the best free online poker promotions in partnership with some of the industry’s leading sites.Players signing up and making a minimum deposit of $50 at Betfair.com will be able to take home gift vouchers for major retailers alongside licenses to popular tracking programmes Hold’Em Manager and PokerTracker, a subscription to PokerXFactor, a twelve-month membership to training site StoxPoker.com or a 300-piece Nevada Jacks chipset. Players can also spend their hard-earned points in PokerSource.com’s online shop on $100 gift cards and valuable poker-related paraphernalia.
Earlier this month, PokerSource.com added the online poker room at Unibet.com, which operates on the Microgaming Network, and announced that players had already begun lining up in order to claim their free gifts for signing up at Betfair.com.
PokerSource.com also revealed that it has added online poker room NoIQPoker.com to its rakeback programme meaning players that use it to sign up can claim 30 percent rakeback as well as a full sign-up bonus of up to €600. NoIQPoker.com makes its home on the Entraction Network, which also includes Devilfish.com and 24hPoker.com, and is in the midst of holding a $250,000 rake race and concurrent $15,000 hand race until tomorrow.
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Posted by fannie – 19 Mar 2009, 8:47 PM
I like freebies! The vouchers seem like a good way to go, I would be up for this and even if your not you could give them to a friend right?
Posted by TKinMI – 21 Mar 2009, 12:35 AM
This definitely sounds like a great incentive. Now, if only the U.S. would lighten up their restrictions against online gambling, maybe we could join in the fun.