HI guys and girls, how about a thread talking about which bonuses are easiest and hardest to clear?

Any thoughts?

party poker was very easy to clear

FullTilt is ok to clear. especially you got it in 20 dollar parts, so you dont have to play fot the whole bonus if you dont have the time to

I'd say Party - you only need to play 125 raked hands which you can easily do in a day

Party is very easy to clear even a the micro limits.

Everest is a great choice if you want the books quickly plus some extra cash from Everest to play with.

We have had the quickest verification response time from Everest, and there is no point requirement for the books. They give you an extra $100 deposit bonus over the first 30 days and then a second $100 over 60 days.

So am i correct in saying that all i have to do is deposit at Everest, play one hand, then the books will come?

EDIT: Also, it asked for my ID when signing up for the bonus here on 2+2. I put my login from Everest, in, but should i of put my table name instead?

I did the same, I doubt it matters.

Another good thing about PartyPoker is that there is an additional $25 bonus on casino games that appears after you clear the first $25 bonus. You need to bet $250 on casino games to clear the bonus. That may sound like a lot, but I think there is an easy and risk-free way to do it. Use European roulette, and bet $1 on each of the 37 numbers. When you spin, you get $36 back no matter what number hits. Do this 7 times and I think you clear the bonus ($37*7>250), keeping $25-7=$18. Personally, I like blackjack so I will try my luck there. In theory, the house edge is smaller than roulette, but of course there is some variance.

IGNORE MY PREVIOUS POST. Roulette doesn't seem to count toward clearing the bonus.

Sky poker is by far the easiest bonus to clear, just £2 (~$4) in rake. Just play 2 £10 SNGs

Well, correct me if i`m wrong, but isnt the best bonus from Pokerroom??? There you need just 100Points to clear it and for every Tournament 1Dollar in Fee you already get 5Points, so you only need to play some SnG or e.g. 20 HeadsUp Matches for 10+1Dollar and you cleared the bonus right???

I think under these circumstances its the best bonus to clear, plz correct me if i understood something wrong!

PS: What amount do i have to deposit at least?? And if i play one Raked Hand or one Tournament with Fee, then i am already qualifyed for getting the books, is that right?? How can it be so damn easy???

Bye!

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No, its not an advertisment. i just would like to get serious answers because i dont know how the 2 bonuses are working...

I'm confused, are you guys talking about clearing the deposit bonus or qualifying for the books?

books

HI, cant anyone help me here and answer my questions plz...

I think the general concensus is that everest is the easiest site to qualify for the books, just deposit and play a hand I believe.

Everest is easy (and I think it's a good site if you like micro limit NLHE), but Party Poker is also very easy. Just play on a full NLHE .02/.04 beginners table. Most of the hands will be raked, so it only costs you 6 cents to get several raked hands. Just sit there folding everything and you can get the 125 raked hands for about $2. When you sign up for Party, I recommend not depositing right away. After a few days they may give you $10 for free to get you started (you'll still have to deposit $50 to get the bonus though). You can get $25 or $35 plus the books for just parking $50 there for a couple of days and throwing your cards away for an hour. Once you clear the bonus, they give you $25 for casino games and after betting $250 you can keep anything you haven't lost (I played 250 hands of blackjack and had only $1.50 left at the end, which pissed me off, but still it was free money). It's an awesome deal.

Brian64, thank you a lot for explaining me the Party Poker BookBonus, i think on this site i will do it as well.

But to come back to everest poker, what do i have to do AT THIS ROOM to qualify for the book bonus???

Bye!

Deposit $10 and play a hand (I'm not sure if it needs to be a raked hand).