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omnidude
Rising Star
Silver Level
So, just a little question for you all:
I have an account with Poker Nordica (Merge Network), that has 35% rakeback. The only problem with this is that I don't like the software, the slim game selection, and the competition is, well, merge network competition -- soft, but occasionally frustrating.
I play mainly on Full Tilt, though I signed up way before I knew what rakeback even was, or why it would be advantageous to have it. I like almost everything about Full Tilt, though the competition is pretty strong. I read somewhere that you could just message support and have them attach you to a rakeback promo code if you didn't sign up with one, but I think I read somewhere that they stopped allowing that a while back. So I'm kind of stuck in a rough place.
I know rakeback adds up even for a low-stakes player like myself. The question is, would it be worth it to switch to playing regularly at a site I almost can't stand just to get the rakeback?
I have an account with Poker Nordica (Merge Network), that has 35% rakeback. The only problem with this is that I don't like the software, the slim game selection, and the competition is, well, merge network competition -- soft, but occasionally frustrating.
I play mainly on Full Tilt, though I signed up way before I knew what rakeback even was, or why it would be advantageous to have it. I like almost everything about Full Tilt, though the competition is pretty strong. I read somewhere that you could just message support and have them attach you to a rakeback promo code if you didn't sign up with one, but I think I read somewhere that they stopped allowing that a while back. So I'm kind of stuck in a rough place.
I know rakeback adds up even for a low-stakes player like myself. The question is, would it be worth it to switch to playing regularly at a site I almost can't stand just to get the rakeback?