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Damn I'm stupid. Sorry.

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Sharpie, eh..? [img]/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img]

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which bonus is harder to clear UB or pokerroom

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They both clear slowly.

UB is better because they never expire, and you can clear the bonus a penny at a time, however long it takes.

PokerRoom sucks because you only have 3 months or whatever, and it is "all or nothing". Last time PokerRoom had a reload, I was stupid and maxed out the bonus (maybe 500 bucks?). As I started playing my usual $1/$2 I started to realize it was going to take me hours and hours to clear the damn thing. My time is better spent on other bonuses. I never cleared that last PokerRoom bonus. If I reload this time around, it might only be for like 20 bucks or something. I can't stand playing there anymore.

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which bonus is harder to clear UB or pokerroom

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UB, I would say, though it's hard for me to compare since I play different games at each site. I typically clear the PR bonus in a single day 4-tabling 2/4. UB has the benefit of never expiring, and I'm willing to play there regularly, but I think it's significantly slower.

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I'll confirm as well. They only subtract 25% of bonus from MGR.

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boooo UB bonus. one of the worst payouts for bonuses on the net

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Bumping this ahead of the spam thread.

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Bumping this ahead of the spam thread.

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ty

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I'll confirm as well. They only subtract 25% of bonus from MGR.

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I work for a major affiliate (no i am not spamming nor giving the name) but the above poster is right. 25% of bonus is deducted from MGR.

craig

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how long do you have to keep your reload deposit in UB. If i deposited the $800 dollars to get the max bonus, could i withdraw the money once i have bought into $800 dollars of cash games