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What is better - No Deposit Bonus or Rake Back deal?
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[QUOTE="LuckyChippy, post: 1352941, member: 50507"] Rakeback rakeback rakeback. That should be enough but i'll expand. If you have tracking software then you'll see how much rake you pay. I've put in about 10k hands at 10nl (maybe a bit less) and i've generated about $40 in rakeback on FT. When you start seriously playing then not having rakeback is a serious disadvantage, I mean very big. If he really does want to start without a bankroll, suggest joining another smaller site with the no deposit bonus and if he grinds that up do a respectable roll, he can transfer it to Full Tilt on a rakeback account. On the flip side joining FT with rakeback and a first time deposit will always be the best option as if he is a losing player (very likely) then the rakeback/bonus could make him a winner/break even player. Just be very careful at losing the option of rakeback on a big site you may want to make your permanent home in the future. Once you sign up with an affliate (for the no deposit), there's no going back. [/QUOTE]
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