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Advice for newbies
« on: November 14, 2008, 09:27:27 AM »
I read this in a blog. Hope it helps



Forums are a place for you to get any poker question you might have answered, learn about poker, make new poker friends, and get in on some great freerolls to help you build your bankroll. There are many types of forums from huge honking forums that bombard you with offers and ads like a night at vegas. There are dead forums where little goes on.There are specialized forums from only wanting "bling" type poker players to "gossip" forums that delight in trash talking to snob forums that require you to make 200 posts before letting you in to their events. There are even unethical forums dedicated to stealing the passwords from other forums freerolls.

Then there are some really great to good forums. It is up to you to decide which ones you like that best. In any case, you must realize that all forums make money by you signing up to a poker site through the forum links and ads that you will see on the forums pages.

Now, don't worry about this taking any money from you. It doesn't.Whether you sign up for a poker site directly from the poker site itself, or sign up through the link to that poker site on a forum, makes no difference to the poker site at all, nor to you. It only makes a difference to THE FORUM THAT YOU SIGNED UP (for the poker site).

This is why it should make a difference to you the poker noobie.For one, you probably haven't yet downloaded and registered at all or even many of the available poker sites. Thus my point is that you should very carefully think before downloading a poker site for the first time. You can make a big difference to the forum that you download/link from, as the poker site will reward them (the forum) for finding a new player and getting them to sign up to that poker site. The forum, then in turn, sets up freerolls and other events to reward you, the player.

My ultimate point is, find a forum you like and feel comfortable with, and that you plan on becoming involved in. Then sign up for new poker sites ONLY through the forum links. It doesn't cost you a penny,and it really helps the forum grow and rewards you, the forum member with even better freerolls and special events.

Or, you could just squander this opportunity to, help yourself in the long run, by signing up for poker sites willy nilly at forums that you probably wont be returning to or using much.
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Re: Advice for newbies
« Reply #1 on: November 14, 2008, 10:01:00 AM »
Great stuff Joe !
Thats why I spend most of my time here right now.
We should be right about in the middle of all that & that is a good thing.
I have downloaded sites on my own mostly, but did load a few of them
here because I want PFP to get the credit for it.

I moved since last year, so it was easy for me to make a change as
to what forums got credit from me for doing so.
I belong to some of the biggest forums out there for years, and also
all the way down to some of the newer ones.
Most know me & have open arms for me.
I wont support the forums that are post monger's tho. No way No how.  :P
Who in the world has time to kiss there bottoms when there are
10 trillion games out there with open registration ?
Not me thats for sure. I want to spend my time playing, not typing.
I play about 30 games a day.
Most are on my regular schedule and the rest are ones the site offers.
I play up to 4 games at a time if I can focus on it.

Cheers !


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« Last Edit: November 14, 2008, 10:02:48 AM by Drunker1 »

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Re: Advice for newbies
« Reply #2 on: November 14, 2008, 12:08:46 PM »
Very good post Joe.I downloaded most off my sites on my own but did download a couple from here.

30 games a day I thought I played alot.
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Re: Advice for newbies
« Reply #3 on: December 02, 2008, 06:36:05 AM »
thanks for the tip i will try that have a good day or a good night