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| This is a discussion on Is Bodog's offer to good to be true? within the online poker forums, in the Poker Rooms section; Bodog has a new player invitational tournament that gets maybe 36 players each game. There is no fee and the prize is contingent upon you ... |
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| Is Bodog's offer to good to be true? Bodog has a new player invitational tournament that gets maybe 36 players each game. There is no fee and the prize is contingent upon you making a deposit. But the prize seems pretty good. They give you $109T and $100 for making a $100 deposit. I asked if I could make a withdrawal without a fee and they said yes. So I'm imagining make a $100 deposit play the tourney credits and cash out what I get. I asked them directly in an e-mail and didn't get a straight answer. I was told that there were blogs about this before and I'd really appreciate your insight. Question remains, can I play the tourney credits and cash out what I get without a fee. Clearly the matching money is all but impossible for a beginner like me to profit from. Sincerely yours now and forever, Nateogreato |
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