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Party Poker offers generous bonuses for new signups through its affiliate sites. These bonuses are meant to promote the site, as well as those of their partners. When you sign up, you can avail of freerolls and bonuses worth up to $6,000 - if you know the right Party Poker code. To get your bonus, you need to sign up for a money account, which requires you to make an initial deposit. To release the bonus, you need to play a certain number of hands, and to "clear" or credit it, you need to play seven times the amount of the bonus. If you availaed of a $100 bonus, for example, your bonus will be cleared after you've played 700 hands. It's not possible to avail of more than one bonus per site, or to use more than one account to earn multiple bonuses. If you're not sure which one to go for, compare codes from several affiliates and choose the one that offers the best deal.

Simply signing up for Party Poker can earn you sizable bonuses - in fact, if you know how, you can get up to $6,000 in bonuses and freerolls. Bonuses are offered by Party Poker through its partner websites, such as TightPoker.com, where you can get your Party Poker sign up bonus code to claim your bonus. The bonus is offered only to those with money accounts, or those who bet real money instead of play chips. To get a money account, you need to make an initial deposit upon signup. The bonus is released when you have played a given number of hands under the money account. To "clear" or credit the bonus to your account, you follow the 7x rule: play seven times the number of hands as the amount of the bonus (e.g. $50 bonus x 7 = 350 hands). Remember, you can only avail of one bonus per account, and you can't make multiple signups to get more bonuses. Each partner site offers different bonus packages, so compare them before getting your Party Poker sign up bonus code.

The Turlock Poker Room is allegedly -the biggest little card room in California-, as per their advert lines. What is not alleged but fact is that they are staffed with friendly and competent workers. This site is part of the Golden State Gaming Association, but here is what's interesting. If American Idol has the "AI Gives Back", then this Turlock Poker Room has its own version of giving back. They have been very generously helping the following (among many) entities: Numerous Youth Baseball Teams, Creative Alternatives Grace Bishop Emancipation Fund, American Red Cross Tsunami Relief Fund, Denair Sober Grad Night, American Cancer Society Relay for Life. Because this is a cardroom, of course they have poker. Evryday, they hold Freezeout competitions, and other regular games are the 25/50$ NL holdem tourneys, and the more competitive 100 plus 25$ NL tourneys. This last one is offered at the Turlock Poker Room on Sunday evenings. The champion and second placer would join an invitational and the prize? A ten thousand WSOP seat as the biggst incentive. This Turlock Poker Room also has the High Hand of the Day thing: he who gets the high hand of the day in a live one would be eligible to join an exclusive tourney for cash or a WSOP qualifier.

Let me say this about Milwaukee, it is one city that is warm, accommodating and vibrant. Filled with ethnic groups and traditions, this is the home of (one of my favorites) the Miller beer, and it is the locus to go to for a wide range of recreation pursuits, one of which of course, is gambling. I once read an article from this magazine entitled "Milwaukee Video Poker and Liner News" (title of the piece, not the mag's), and it had photos of the place, and photos of Wisconsin as a whole. Milwaukee's magnificent lake Michigan's shoreline was in there, in its full splendor. If you don't like video poker or any gambling form in particular, this place has dance, plays and music shows. All you need to do is keep on moving, you would surely not get bored in this place. Now, going back to the Milwaukee Video Poker and Liner News, I read there a compilation of establishments in Wisconsin where video poker is offered, so let me give them for the benefit of the video poker buffs. Baraboo- Ho Chunk Casino has 57 machines, Black River Falls- Majestic Pines Casino has 10 machines, Crandon has Mole Lake Casino holding just 4 machines, Green Bay's Oneida Casino has 42 machines, Hayward's Lac Courte Oreilles has 10, while the Lake of the Torches of Lac Du Flambeau has an impressive number of 22. The Milwaukee Video Poker and Liner News still had more, but let this suffice for now.