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Breidr
Rising Star
Bronze Level
So I've decided to take the plunge and try online poker with some cash. It's actually pretty convenient that I get rewards from my job in the form of prepaid gift cards ranging from $20-50 dollars. Don't factor the reward money into my income, so it's safe money to play around with.
I mean if I were to lose it at poker, I'd still be getting more entertainment value out of ut then going to see a movie with my fiance, which would also cost me about 50 dollars [roughly $38 give or take actually]. A stretch, but not an unrealistic comparison.
I've downloaded some software onto my computer from the main sites I'm looking into: ACR, ignition, and Bet Online. It all seems functionally the same.
ACR and Bet Online seem to have similar traffic for what I'm interested in. penny poker tables and cheap tournaments.
Ignition won't let me see the tables and the limits actually start at .02/.05. Which is higher than the other sites. I could buy twice as many chips at ACR/Bet as opposed to Ignition.
I do like the anonymous tables and the way things work at ignition, so it might be worth the increase. I really have no knowledge about online poker or what constitutes "good" over "bad."
I'm just a recreational player that wants to play poker with meaning [even if it is just pennies] and have some fun. Maybe lay down a few dollars for a tournament on a rainy weekend.
I mean if I were to lose it at poker, I'd still be getting more entertainment value out of ut then going to see a movie with my fiance, which would also cost me about 50 dollars [roughly $38 give or take actually]. A stretch, but not an unrealistic comparison.
I've downloaded some software onto my computer from the main sites I'm looking into: ACR, ignition, and Bet Online. It all seems functionally the same.
ACR and Bet Online seem to have similar traffic for what I'm interested in. penny poker tables and cheap tournaments.
Ignition won't let me see the tables and the limits actually start at .02/.05. Which is higher than the other sites. I could buy twice as many chips at ACR/Bet as opposed to Ignition.
I do like the anonymous tables and the way things work at ignition, so it might be worth the increase. I really have no knowledge about online poker or what constitutes "good" over "bad."
I'm just a recreational player that wants to play poker with meaning [even if it is just pennies] and have some fun. Maybe lay down a few dollars for a tournament on a rainy weekend.