Easiest Poker Bonuses to Clear

Clearing a poker bonus really comes down to 2 things. First, the number of hands played. Second, in most cases the rake amount matters as well. So, player #1 plays a single, full ring game and logs about 60 hands per hour. Player #2 plays 3 tables at a time, all 6 handed. He plays roughly 100 hands per hour, per table. So, in one hour he plays roughly 300 hands, or 5 times as many raked hands as player #1. Thus, player #2 will earn points 5 times faster as well. We aren't suggesting that anyone play more tables than they're comfortable with, we're just pointing out how a player can maximize his bonus earning potential. Of course if multi-tabling causes a player to play poorly and lose money, he isn't doing himself any favors anyway.

Look for a bonus that suits your style. In general terms, players who play just a little, should be going after the smaller bonuses which tend to be easier to clear. If you log a lot of hours and crave the action of multi-tabling, go for the biggest bonus out there. Bonuses are a great way for experienced players to build a bankroll. They're also a great way to offset the losses that new players typically incur. Whatever you do, always sign up using a bonus code embedded link - don't give away free money! All of our links are bonus code embedded, and bonus codes should be used for redundancy when provided.