tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4099904333814188674.post-11767424786546679582008-07-21T17:15:00.001-06:002008-07-21T17:28:11.565-06:00If you like to play <a href="http://www.pokerjunkie.com/best-texas-holdem.html">Texas holdem poker</a> or other poker variations online you probably know that there are many sites out there offering online poker bonuses as an incentive to sign up with their particular site. You can’t possibly collect all those bonuses, although there are some people out there who try. Therefore, you need to have a way of evaluating the bonuses that are offered. You should be considering these bonuses along a few categories.<br /><br />Online Poker Bonus as Percentage of Deposit<br /><br />Just how much of a bonus are you getting? A full 100 percent match bonus means your entire deposit will be matched by the site. That’s great, but some sites offer an even more than 100 percent match bonus, although these are rare.<br /><br />Online Poker Bonus Maximum Deposit<br /><br />It’s important to know exactly how much eligible money you can deposit for your poker online bonus. A 100 percent match bonus with a max deposit limit of $100 is good, but a 20 percent match bonus with a max deposit limit of $1,000 is even better.<br /><br />Online Poker Bonus Wagering Requirement<br /><br />Most <a href="http://www.pokerjunkie.com/poker-bonus.php">online poker bonuses</a> are cleared by playing a set number of raked hands or poker tournaments. The number is determined in different ways. It may be a multiple of your deposit, a multiple of your bonus, or both. Clearly, the smaller the multiple and the smaller the amount used to determine the requirement, the better it is for you, the player.<br /><br />Reputability of the Site<br /><br />If a site offers a bonus that seems too good to be true, it just may be. Make sure the site is licensed with a respected gaming commission and try to find some testimonials from others who have played there. A poker site that is affiliated with a big online casino is often a good bet, but not always. Make sure you’re putting your valuable poker funds in a safe place.Big Playahttp://www.blogger.com/profile/18097977628273225228noreply@blogger.com