Ladbrokes Rake Race
January 5, 2009
This is without a doubt the biggest and very best poker promotion ever available online, it’s called the Ladbrokes Rake Race and gives away $4,000,000 in cold hard cash to the players.
How it works.
When you play poker online the poker room take a fee for entering a tournament or from each hand on a cash game, this is known as the rake, the rake race rewards players for playing. It’s like being paid to play and the more you play the more you’ll get paid.
On top of this Ladbrokes offer deposit bonus of up to $500 and $80,000 in freerolls each month. There’s a great online casino and sports betting on all sporting events. All this from the biggest and most trusted bookmakers in the UK.
You can deposit and withdraw from Ladbrokes with ease, it very fast, simple and safe. You can use credit/debit cards, neteller, moneybookers, paypal and even deposit over the counter in any of the highstreet shops.
The rake race gives away $1,000,000 each month to the top 3000 players which is very easy to acheive, it’s $25,000 to 1st place all the way down to $100 for the player in 3000th position. You’ll be surprizes where you’ll finish on the leader board just for playing a few games now and then every Month.
To learn more and see the leader boards simply CLICK HERE, don’t forgfet this is an offer not to be missed for any poker player, if casino’s are your thing there’s many a bonus and reward there too.
So that’s $1,000,000 a month rake race, a $500 depsoit bonus and $80,000 in freerolls. Get involved NOW!
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I have just asked ladbrokes to close my account because I beleive that their flop are engineered.
What I mean is that thier flops are not fully random but they seems to be engineered to cause a quick conclusion of a poker game. I don’t say that they want to favour any player in particular, but they want for example single table tournaments to finish quickly, that way the players and the table will be free faster for the next single table tournament and therefore that will increase the rate of tournament rakes collected by ladbrokes. The way they engineer the flops is to give simultaneosly many players on the table very good hands, example pocket AA vs pocket KK, or 3 platers with a flush on the flop, excetera, excetera. This sort of hand seem to be far to common in single table tournaments. Players on this situation will bet heavier which will cause faster conclusion of the single table tournament.
Ladbrokes publishes stats about frequency of the different hands made on their site, but they don’t specify these frecuencies for each particular types of game (ring games, single table tournaments, multitable tournaments, beginners tables, etc) but they do it as a whole therfore people cannot see if there is any anomally in a particular type of game.
I did play 30.000 games on ladbrokes before asking to close my account, for me something is not right there.
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