U.S. Player looking for a good bonus path
 

What is a good way to take full advantage of these site bonuses, as well as rakeback? I know there is not many for us here so this should be easy. I'm already on fulltilt, so no go there.

Also, is it realistic to expect to extract the maximum $600 or is there a more optimal amount? Keep in mind that I'm multi-tabling 4 at the max. I here UB, in particular is really hard to clear.

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What is a good way to take full advantage of these site bonuses, as well as rakeback? I know there is not many for us here so this should be easy. I'm already on fulltilt, so no go there.

Also, is it realistic to expect to extract the maximum $600 or is there a more optimal amount? Keep in mind that I'm multi-tabling 4 at the max. I here UB, in particular is really hard to clear.

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Sigh.

What do you play?

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25NL, 50NL 6max sometime full ring on fulltilt.

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25NL, 50NL 6max sometime full ring on fulltilt.

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OK, I'm no NL expert, but I've got some thoughts for you.

bonuswhores.com will show you the clearance rates for bonuses at all the sites. You can enter the games you play, US-only rooms, and it will rank them in order for you. Their hourly clearance rates are usually a little on the high side, but they are a good way to compare rooms.

Poker Stars doesn't have RB, so make sure you get an affiliate kickback when you sign up there - PSO & PokerSavvy are your best bets.

UB's bonus is definitely one of the worst around for FL, I assume it's the same for NL.

Wherever you decide to play, if you want RB there, you have to sign up through a RB affiliate FIRST. All the ones advertising on 2+2 are reputable. I've been quite happy with RakeTheRake and RakeReduction.

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Sorry, (a rookie mistake) disregard this post. I've found some info on previous threads...imagine that.

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Thanks for the links.