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hussler12
I just finished the bodog bonus through pso and I'm debating between pokerroom and absolute. Any suggestions as to which site is easier/better to clear the pso bonus?
hussler12
Does anyone have any experience playing on absolute or pokerroom? I usually play llh, around 1-2. Any info about these two sites (traffic, type of play, etc.) would be helpful.

Thanks in advance!
kent2233
I've played at power player (skin of poker room) and the games are pretty weak (although I've played lower limits then you) at 1-2 the poker room bonus will not be hard to clear.
sirphatticus
absolute is pretty busy, lots of action

not too bad of a setup either.
hussler12
sirphatticus, how many tables of limit he 1-2 would you say there usually are?
KingAustin
QUOTE (sirphatticus)
absolute is pretty busy, lots of action

not too bad of a setup either.


Please tell me you're kidding. Absolute has the worst interface ever.

I would suggest pokerroom. Weak players and a lot of funny trash talk smile.gif
sirphatticus
theres about 20 tables going, 1-2 LHE

as for their interface, its basic and i like simple setups. pokerroom is cluttered, other than visual appeal i dont know what absolute lacks...
hussler12
Along with the 9000 pso points I would get for either of these rooms...
Absolute offers a 150% initial deposit bonus up to $150 free.
Pokerroom offers a 40% initial deposite bonus up to $200 free.

If absolute has a lot of players than I think I'm leaning that way with the large % deposit bonus.
dimseven
QUOTE (sirphatticus)
theres about 20 tables going, 1-2 LHE


What???
hussler12
Is there not much action on absolute?
KingAustin
QUOTE (hussler12)
Along with the 9000 pso points I would get for either of these rooms...
Absolute offers a 150% initial deposit bonus up to $150 free.
Pokerroom offers a 40% initial deposite bonus up to $200 free.

If absolute has a lot of players than I think I'm leaning that way with the large % deposit bonus.


So you're leaning towards absolute even though you can make more depositing on pokerroom(assuming you have $500 to deposit), interesting.
hussler12
Thats the thing, I only have $250 to deposit right now.
hussler12
My only worry is the amount of players and games there are on absolute.
spicynuts
i woudl definitely do absolute first. The bonus is WAY easier to clear and the players, in my opinion, are far inferior. There are several other sites I would do before pokeroom, just because the bonus takes forever to clear. But between Absolute and Pokerroom, it's a nobrainer for me.
hussler12
Thanks for the advice, I guess my $ is going to absolute.
After clearing the pso bonus I'll be able to get $100 on party.
Add that to the $150 deposit bonus I should be up $250 + winnings in the end.
hussler12
Well I'm registered and playing at absolute now. Hopefully the play is as ugly as the interface is! I've got a headache already just lookin at it.
MyPlayIsRAB
hustler
if youre looking to get cash on partypoker
try out
www.yourfreebankroll.com
or
www.yourpokercash.com

each give you 50$ straight up, no bonuses right away just for using their affiliation thing. they get 75$, you get 50 of it. its sweet. you can cash out after 500 hands too. which at 2x tables is only about 4 hrs.
mrdannyg
if you have any limits to depositing, go for absolute no question.

absolute clears pretty quickly, at low limits, and offers high percentage. the interface is crap and the games are a bit rocky though. still, do the PSO bonus there after party no question. i'd recommend paradise next. a pretty nice site, with not terrible requirements and terrible players.

absolute is far easier to clear the PSO bonus. i have done 4-5 PSO things, and I am right now going to do pokerroom since it is a deceptively difficult bonus to clear.

daniel
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