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Hello CardsChat
I've spent the last two weeks or so reading everything I could find on poker strategy and believe I am ready to begin applying some of it. My intention is to play as 'close to free' as possible for a night or two as I work to absorb the information, then stop playing and revisit some of the basics.
I hope to repeat this process until I have obtain some modicum of competence.
I am a bit stumped, however, at where I should begin. Specifically, my questions are:
1. What site would best suit a minnow like myself? Are there freerolls I can participate in initially at most sites or will I need to make a small deposit?
2. If I make a small deposit, am I ruining the 'initial deposit' promotional opportunities should I ever actually elect to pursue this further?
3. It appears that not signing up for a rakeback account is a mistake many people regret. I've also read that, at least on FTP, rakeback accounts and freerolls are mutually exclusive. With the knowledge that I want to see a lot of hands as cheaply as possible while I learn, am I a poor candidate for a rakeback account?
Thanks! I've enjoyed the site very much so far and appreciate all of the sage advice.
I've spent the last two weeks or so reading everything I could find on poker strategy and believe I am ready to begin applying some of it. My intention is to play as 'close to free' as possible for a night or two as I work to absorb the information, then stop playing and revisit some of the basics.
I hope to repeat this process until I have obtain some modicum of competence.
I am a bit stumped, however, at where I should begin. Specifically, my questions are:
1. What site would best suit a minnow like myself? Are there freerolls I can participate in initially at most sites or will I need to make a small deposit?
2. If I make a small deposit, am I ruining the 'initial deposit' promotional opportunities should I ever actually elect to pursue this further?
3. It appears that not signing up for a rakeback account is a mistake many people regret. I've also read that, at least on FTP, rakeback accounts and freerolls are mutually exclusive. With the knowledge that I want to see a lot of hands as cheaply as possible while I learn, am I a poor candidate for a rakeback account?
Thanks! I've enjoyed the site very much so far and appreciate all of the sage advice.
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