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jyg4me's picture
What other sites offer good hyper and turbo action with comparable rake to pokerstars

I am looking to take advantage of some bonus codes and play some turbo husngs on new sites.  The rake on titan is $5 for 100; not playing there.  Any other suggestions?

RyPac13's picture
There's nothing wrong with

There's nothing wrong with playing on Ipoker with $5 rake on $100 level games.Our betmost deal gets you 40% guaranteed, up to 60% VIP (basically rakeback).Another 20% during bonus clearing as well.Even at 40% though, that takes the actual rake down to $3.---If you are considering getting into the $200 levels and higher, Party Poker is very soft (their rake caps out at $10). 

Barrin's picture
Titan sells your address,

Titan sells your address, just as a side note.

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busted_draw's picture
Party's 109+ are not soft :)

Party's 109+ are not soft :)

RyPac13's picture
I may ask the wrong people

I may ask the wrong people these types of questions, but it should be softer than Ipoker, PokerStars, Merge and Revolution.It should also have more traffic than Ongame, Microgaming and 888 for HUSNGs.So unless I'm mistaken on the above, it would at least be able to claim "no larger site is softer than Party for $200+."I could be wrong though, I don't play Party, but I do talk to multiple guys that have and do.It could also be one of those "it depends on the player" type things.Like on Stars at $200s, if you're a guy with good stats and the other regs respect your gameplay enough, you just wait your turn, sit and get players ranging from horrible fish to very marginal regulars. Now if you are a brand new player and you sit the $60s, you're going to probably get a higher caliber of players than the $200 level guy I just mentioned, simply because the $60 regs that will sit you over and over are going to be better on avg than the $200 fish + marginal reg combination you'll face as a respected $200 player.So, it can certainly depend.

Barrin's picture
Weren't you planning on

Weren't you planning on adding WPT Poker to your affiliated pokerrooms?

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RyPac13's picture
I'm not sure if it's too much

I'm not sure if it's too much overlap with Party/if there is any added advantage to offering WPT in addition to Party (perhaps brand recognition?).I'll look into that, but if anybody wants to sign up on WPT instead of Party in the meantime, here's a link that will allow you to earn a free HUSNG.com membership for raking $125 (standard month) or $250 (premium month) during any single calender month.https://publisher.pokeraffiliatesolutions.com/outgoing_campaign/14453Feel free to email membership@husng.com to make sure you are tracked correctly to this offer once you sign up (send me your WPT username and email address you used on sign up).

Barrin's picture
According to another

According to another affiliate WPT and PP do share their playerpools meaning; if someone was registered at PP before he joined HUSNG.com he would have a possibility to play tracked over you.

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MarkoK's picture
Action at Revolution

Hey!Didnt want to make a new topic, but i have a question about traffic on Revolution networkThe rake and the structure of hyper-turbos is the same as Pokerstars offers, but on Revolution network the rakeback is 36%. I wont make supernova this year so it looks silly to play on Pokerstars with goldstars rakeback.How is the action there at 7-15$? If i have to wait for a few minutes after every game then it probably wont be worh it because games per hour will be much lower then in PS. Any ideas or suggestions?

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I wouldn't play on a US

I wouldn't play on a US facing site if I were a non US player.We have an offer coming on Revolution for a non US facing skin there that does their own cashouts and should be 50% rakeback value.Sites like Lock have shown over the last year that they operate in questionable ways. I wouldn't play there as a US facing player even, but non US players in particular should avoid. Issues like this and this among many other smaller issues are just too big of a warning sign.Some people say "well in this climate it's nice to see somebody fighting the good fight" but that's a questionable outlook and entirely ignores some of the larger issues that they have had and chosen not to address.

Krakatoa's picture
Revolution vs

Revolution vs Pokerstars:7'sPokerstars: 2.19% rake and 1.73% after 21% rakeback as a goldstarRevolution: 2.04% rake and 1.31% after 36% rakeback15'sPokerstars: 2.11% rake and 1.67% after rakebackRevolution: 2.04% rake and 1.31% after rakebackthe question now comes as to traffic and software. Pokerstars software may allow more hands per minute and more games per hour and of course traffic will be higher than Revolution. The player pools will be the difference and if it is similiar to Merge there may be more TAG's on Revolution than Stars.I think that the ROI will be higher on Revolution due to less rake and the player pool but the hourly will be much higher on Pokerstars.I haven't tried Revolution yet, but as Rypac mentioned above there will be a deal soon so I can try it out!This of course is my analysis I did for the two sites and I could be completely out to lunch!Also as caveat I am in North America so when it comes time for me to donk around the traffic is highest on Merge and Revolution as compared to iPoker and other European facing sites so for me traffic is like this:1. Pokerstars2. Merge3. PartyPoker4. Revolution5. Bodog - ( hard to tell might be ahead of Revolution)6. iPoker/Winning Poker NetworkSo, if you are in Europe -Merge and Revolution will fall well below Microgaming, iPoker, IGT, Boss and most likely Sky and PKR.6.

RyPac13's picture
Good post. There's no denying

Good post.There's no denying PokerStars and Revolution's superior hyper turbo structure, Merge should do themselves a favor and implement it.I now have that Revolution offer, it should be up on vip.husng.com any day now. It will be 50% rewards value (36% rb + 14% vip bonus) for sign ups.