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There's no doubt that PokerStars is the biggest poker site on the net. Most of the regular players at Stars also would argue that it's easily the best site on the net. This is for several reasons. For one, their supports staff is second to none. They also have some of the best software available and make it pretty easy to multi-table. Although they don't have a true rakeback program, their frequent player "VIP" program is among the best in the industry. Through this program players can get bonuses that can more than make up for a lack of rakeback. But there is another reason that is not so well known. Even many of the regulars can be confused by PokerStars Concierge Service.

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The fact is that the concierge service is one of the best "rakeback" values available on any site, especially for US players. However, it is available only to players who have achieved a level of Supernova or better. So in order to take advantage of all the benefits of playing at PokerStars, you really need to be sure you will be able to achieve Supernova status.

Ok, so let's assume you are a PokerStars Supernova and you've been saving up your FPPs for the bonus and now you hear about this concierge service. Why should you use this service instead of taking the bonus? Well, in a word...value. Let's take a look.

The value of the merchandise in the VIP store ranges widely, but generally it costs between 80 and 100 FPPs per $1.

The $1,500 Supernova Bonus costs 67 FPPs/$1, plus it takes 10,500 base FPPs to clear it.

The $4,000 Supernova Bonus costs 62.5 FPPs/$1, plus it takes 28,000 base FPPs to clear it.

Tournament tickets are the best straight value, at 59 - 63 FPPs/$1, but unfortunately, PokerStars won't guarantee that you will make the money.

The value of PokerStars Concierge is 62 FPPs/$1. Now you might say, well, there's not a big difference between the $4,000 bonus and concierge, so I'll just take the bonus. But look at not only the value of the FPPs/$, but also the value of time. It can take over a month for some players to earn 28,000 base FPPs (VPPs). That's a long time considering that there's basically no waiting period for concierge. It takes only the time for you to send in receipts, Concierge to approve it, and the Accounts Department to credit your account. About a week, often less. So that's three extra weeks you would have to wait for the same amount of money.

Alright, so your convinced and now you're looking for the fine print. Well, there's not much of it, but there are a few things you cannot concierge. Don't send them bills or taxes. They won't pay it. Also, they will not accept receipts for gas, gold, groceries, stocks, bonds or gift cards. And you can't concierge T$ so don't even try. Other than that, there's not much you can't send in. Electronics, clothing, jewelry, household appliances, auto accessories http://209.59.170.38/cara-deposit-pulsa-pkv-games/ (yes you can concierge a car), and travel expenses can all be sent in to Concierge.

When you are ready to use the service, just make electronic copies of your receipts and email them to . You can use multiple receipts but they must be fairly recent (they say within a month). The total must be more than $500 at a time, though. So it's best to save up receipts and send them in all at one time. Also, if you have any questions you can email them at the same email address as above.

You see it all the time on TV. Poker superstars, the world series of poker, the world poker tour, etc...star poker players are born. TV has turned nobody's into somebody's through the world series of poker especially. Take for instance Jamie Gold last year. He came out of know where to win the world series of poker. He did it through hard work, making the right calls, and a little bit of luck.

Basically the world series of poker, is a large sit n go tournament if you think about it. The only way to practice for sit and go's is to play many single table and multi-table tournaments daily. Sit n go's are definitely a confidence booster and can earn you quite a stable income at that if you master it. When you play sit and go's you have to go into the mindset of making first place each time. You can't rely on just making 2nd or 3rd place if you want to make a stable income playing. You have to gun after first each time and here is why:

1st place = 50% of the prize pool

2nd place = 30% of the prize pool

3rd place = 20% of the prize pool

Now as you can see 1st place pays almost 3 times as much as a third place victory. When playing sit n go's the best poker tip you can have at the poker table is to play tight until there is 4 or 5 people left and switch to playing aggressive. The reason being, with 4 poker players left, everyone will be just trying to hold on and make it to the money. There games will be altered and they will pretty much fold anything. This is seriously the most crucial point in a poker tournament and will separate you from the rest down the stretch to take first down. If you are sitting there with 4 players left at the poker table you need to try and steal blinds as much as possible and not reveal your poker hand.

Many players today will not throw one chip in the pot if they are on the "bubble". These players will never elevate to the next level because they truly do not understand the game and poker rules. You must play aggressive with 4 players left no if's, ands, or buts.

If you master sit n go's there is no doubt in my mind you can't handle a first place victory in the world poker tour or world series of poker. The best way to get there is by playing poker freerolls and other smaller buy-in tournaments leading to a seat in the world series of poker or world poker tour. There is absolutely no better feeling than winning a seat to one of these events for cheap. I bought into an 11 dollar multi-table tournament a few years ago and won a seat to the world series of poker. I needed money at the time, so I sold my ticket for $9000.00. Not a bad turn around, 11 dollars into 9k! Can't beat that.