In my previous article, I have discussed with you how you can evaluate sign-up bonuses along with asking a question related to it. I know-I know that I have promised you to give answer in this session.
Well, when you look at both the offers, you will find that you will get an actual bonus in terms of $50 i.e. 50%of $100, through the first offer and through the second one, you get $60 as actual bonus i.e. 60% of $100. Thus, it is clear that the second offer will be more beneficial for you. However, there can be some significant differences in cash-out clauses, thus you may forced up by the 60% bonus for playing the double number of hands prior to cash out. Maybe you get the opportunity with 50% bonus to utilize the bonus in your game to fulfill the requirements of raked hands, in order to give you the better chance towards reaching it. Therefore, there arise differences in the offer’s relative value due to the small or large volume of your deposit and your planned amount for playing.
When we measure a bonus offer at its weak end, then it would be ranging from $50 to $100 bonus, with a match deposit up to 20 to 25% where 10 to 15 raked hands are necessary per dollar. On the other hand, $100 to $200 will be a good bonus offer by means of a match deposit up to 40 to 60% where 10 raked hands are necessary per dollar.
For getting a good sign-up bonus, it must be containing a high percentage of matching deposit along with a requirement of low raked hands. If a poker site promises you to give 20%, $500 bonus with the requirements of 25 raked hands per dollar, then it would not be good deal. Then you would require depositing $2500 along with playing 12,500 raked hands for clearing the bonus.
