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AVERAGE JOE or POTENTIAL PRO? HOW GOOD IS YOUR POKER GAME? TEST YOUR GAME SKILLS (last updated June 22, 2010) |
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take this test to determine if you are an Average Joe or Potential Pro. UPDATE: Previously, I had recommended the purchase on Pre-Paid Credit Gift Cards for use online and to protect of your personal credit card or bank account. Unfortunately, a recent programming change (by VISA?) means that these gift cards no longer work with online gambling sites.... BUT I have found an easy method of transferring money to Full Tilt Poker. Go to your bank (or any bank) and ask to open a low-cost, low-fee Savings Account. Be very honest and explain that you like to play online poker and want to open a separate account specifically for use online. Deposit $110 (extra $10 for bank fees, etc). Also explain that the online account verification process includes InstaDebit (or other no-charge money handler) depositing a small amount of less than $2 to your account - you quote this amount to InstaDebit in an email to verify account ownership. InstaDebit will send your transfer directly to Full Tilt Poker.
To register with InstaDebit (no-charge money transfers), go to the Full Tilt Poker site, and click CASHIER and then click `Deposit Options' (or Google
"InstaDebit"). Registration takes about 5 minutes; IP address confirmation is done during business hours; once information is confirmed, InstaDebit
sends small deposit to your account; check your account and email InstaDebit quoting amount received; now send $100 to your Full Tilt Poker account via
InstaDebit account.
2. Register on site, Register on InstaDebit, Transfer $100 from your New Savings Account
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OTHER ONLINE POKER TIPS (1 to 5) by Dave X 1. Online Poker Tips #1 by Dave X - OnLine Poker Myths & Tips 2. Online Poker Tips #2 by Dave X - Test Your Poker Skills - Average Joe or Potential Pro? 3. Online Poker Tips #3 by Dave X - How to Beat SNGs 4. Online Poker Tips #4 by Dave X - The Advantage of Dual Monitors 5. Online Poker Tips #5 by Dave X - Researching Your Opponents 6. (coming soon) |
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