[Klopzi]

Hey,

Does anyone know where I can get a list of which poker networks allow signups on more than one of their skins?

I know Party skins only allow one account per person across all skins, but are there networks out there that don't mind multiple signups (one per skin, though).

I'm just trying to increase my bankroll quickly by making heavy use of sign-up bonuses, reload bonuses and rakeback. I avoid Absolute Poker for ring game play because I seem to always get rocked there, so their reload bonuses don't help. I've got an account at Party and I clear the reload bonus every month (actually, I've only done it once so far but I'll be doing it whenever I can) - I just hate sitting around and waiting all month for the one reload bonus.

I should also mention that I'm looking for a "by-the-book" way of getting the most reload/signup bonuses possible - I don't to cheat the system somehow to do this. I like player poker too much to risk getting banned anywhere.

Any advice or links would be greatly appreciated. Information can also be sent directly to my e-mail address if you prefer.

Thanks,

K.

[JasonKirk]

Originally Posted by Klopzi

Hey,

Does anyone know where I can get a list of which poker networks allow signups on more than one of their skins?

I know that the network Noble is on (is it called iPoker?) doesn't restrict multiple accounts yet. I think the Tribeca network is also open to that (Doyle's Room, the Fish Tank, etc.). Those are the only ones I'm aware of, however. Prima used to be this way but they've recently changed their tune. And like you mentioned, Party has banned multiple accounts across the netowrk as well. I'm not positive of the status of other networks out there. Anyone else know about the others?

[nxtyear]

i think you can have multiple accounts in the Pokerroom network as well, not so sure

as for bonuses, Absolute is probably the second best (after Party) to clear them. also to add they have weekly reload bonus.

Paradis poker isn't bad either, they have the 10 raked hands per dollar like absolute (0.25 raked min, no need to contribute to pot).

party is obviously easiest cuz its 7 raked hands per dollar

i heard prima networks such as poker rewards have similar system.

prima rooms,absolute, party, paradise are the easiest to clear in my opinion

[Klopzi]

Thanks for the advice.

K.

[thesnowman22]

I have two accounts at doyles room and the fish tank, just with different screen names, same info.

[Hurley27]

try the prima poker network. most of their sites are very user friendly and allow for vip once u play and win.