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PB Exclusive RedKings Poker Sign-up Bonus
100% up to $2,600
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More Details: 100% deposit match up to $2,600 bonus. Must use bonus code PB2600. Players must earn 9 Player Points for each $1 in bonus money. Bonus releases in one lump sum. Bonuses expire after 25 days.
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ABOUT REDKINGS:
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RedKings is located on the OnGame Network, one of the biggest online poker networks.
OnGame’s software is compatible with PC and Mac users with no download required. The OnGame network is not currently accepting US players.
The RedKings slogan is: “At RedKings.com, the customer really is king, and we always listen to your questions, comments and concerns.”
RedKings is a room on the OnGame network, along with other popular online poker rooms such as BetSafe Poker.
Poker bonuses are a great way to boost your bankroll. When looking for a great poker bonus, look no further than RedKings.
Bonuses
Exclusive PokerBonuses.com sign-up bonus:
100% up to $2600 when using bonus code PB2600
9x clearance rate - players must earn 9 Player Points for each $1 of bonus
Bonuse clears in one lump sum
25 days clearance period
Player Points are earned at a rate of 3.6 Points for each $1 paid in tournament fees. See Misc Info below for details on how Player Points are awarded in ring cash games.
Support
RedKings provides support 24/7 via telephone or email. Live chat is not currently available at the moment, but look for it in the near future as this network continues to grow. RedKings also offers a thorough FAQ page to answer your questions. RedKings states: “Any queries or concerns you may have will be taken care of by our experienced and friendly Support team.”
Game Features
RedKings offers a variety of games that include No Limit Texas Hold’em, Limit Texas Hold’em, Pot Limit Texas Hold’em, Seven Card Stud, Five Card Draw, Omaha and Omaha Hi/Lo. The stakes at the No Limit tables vary from $0.05/$0.10 to $50/$100 while the Limit tables also have stakes as low as $0.05/$0.10; the high stakes of the Limit tables reach $500/$1,000. Although, finding games in the higher limits can be difficult, you should never have an issue finding a game at the lower limits. The full tables have a maximum of 10 seats and Heads-up tables are available as well. They also offer short handed tables that have a maximum of 5 seats.
RedKings has a solid tournament structure and offers something that all players will enjoy playing. The guaranteed prize pools range from $1,000 up to $750,000. Freezeouts are offered weekly and range from $1 to enter to $100 to enter. The daily tournaments have a lot of traffic. The structures offered for the SitNGos are Normal, Turbo and Slower. SitNGos can be played short handed, heads-up and up to 50 seat SitNGos that are available 24/7. RedKings offers a variety of satellites and qualifiers that feed into other events and tourneys.
Software Features
OnGame has a quick search option that helps finding the games and limits you choose to play. The tables have a standard size but the built-in avatars seem to be distracting, fortunately you have the option to turn these avatars off. You can only play the downloaded version of the software on a PC, however, Mac’s can use the non downloaded version of the software. The download version has more features though and runs smoother. Your player account is easy to manage, with clear information on your transaction history, bonus history and other important statistics. You can play up to 12 tables, which can take up a lot of space on your monitor. OnGame does have a mini view, which is sometimes hard to track the action being played at the tables.
Player Restrictions
Red Kings does not accept players from the USA.
Players may have accounts at all OnGame rooms.
Misc Info
Player Points will be awarded in the following manner:
In cash games the number of poker points you collect per hand depends on a number of factors such as stake level, pot size and the individual relationship between players.
Note: It is possible to collect partial points. Incremental Poker Points are awarded for each 20 cent, 1 dollar or 5 dollars added to a pot (depends on stake, see table below).
For each $5.55 in the pot, one full Poker Point is awarded, as follows:
| Fixed Limit | ||
|---|---|---|
| Stakes | Points awarded for each | Max Points |
| Lower than $0.50-$1.00 | 20 cents in the pot | 2+ players: 1,8 |
| $0.50-$1.00 to $2.00-$4.00 | $1 in the pot | 2 players: 3,6 |
| 3-4 players: 7,2 | ||
| 5+ players: 10,8 | ||
| Higher than $2.00-$4.00 | $5 in the pot | 2 players: 3,6 |
| 3-4 players: 7,2 | ||
| 5+ players: 10,8 | ||
| Pot/No Limit | ||
| Stakes | Points awarded for each | Max Points |
| $0.25/$0.50 or lower | 20 cents in the pot | 2 players: 3,6 |
| 3+ players: 5,4 | ||
| Higher than $0.25/$0.50 | $1 in the pot | 2 players: 3,6 |
| 3-4 players: 7,2 | ||
| 5+ players: 10,8 | ||
Your share of the total amount of points is equal to your share of the pot. So if the total pot size is $30 and you invested $15 of those, your share of the awarded Poker Points is 50%.
Your share of the awarded points will be adjusted based on the internal strength relationship between players in that hand. If you take on less experienced opposition you can expect to collect (slightly) less points, if you go up against more experienced players, you will collect (slightly) more points.
