LONDON, ENGLAND, February 17, 2011 (Press-News.org) Ever wondered what it would be like to live the life of the modern poker pro? Badbeat.com has started its spring recruitment efforts and are offering winning cash game and tournament players the chance to change their lives and become part of its stable of sponsored poker pros.
Poker staking is an important part of the modern professional poker ecosystem, with many of today's top and up-and-coming poker talents enjoying the financial backing of a major online poker operator. Indeed, most of the game's biggest stars find their way to the main event tables of major tournaments this way, but at a more real-world level, Badbeat.com sponsored players enjoy the type of practical staking that help their games develop without risking the loss of their own finances.
As part of their Q1 recruitment drive, Badbeat.com is scouting for players, so if you're a winning No Limit Hold'em cash game player at $0.25/$0.50 or above, or winning tournament player at $20 buy-in or above and can prove so with statistics such as Hold'em Manager or Shark Scope, then register as a member of Badbeat.com and submit a 'Route One' application form found in the "Get Sponsored" page at www.badbeat.com.
If, however, you are a Low Stakes Cash Player (lower than $0.25/$0.50) you can still apply to become a Badbeat Sponsored Player as follows: -
- Downloading PokerTime and creating an account;
- Downloading the innovative MyPokerLab software and register using your PokerTime account details;
- Depositing on your PokerTime account and playing at least 5,000 real money cash hands.
Once players have at least 5,000 hands recorded in their MyPokerLab account, they can then register as a member of Badbeat.com and submit a 'Route Two' application form.
You might be wondering why a winning player would need staking? Well, many players don't like risking their own money when just a few bad beats and lost coin flips can turn a winning session into one that decimates a bankroll. Badbeat.com provides its sponsored players with a fixed amount of money per day to eliminate their personal risk at the tables, freeing them up to play their 'A-game'. Poker staking often comes to the aid of those with limited financial funding who are struggling to progress because their play is dictated by the size of their bankroll (risk), but would have the potential to move up the levels once freed up.
So if you can beat the lower stakes games but can't afford to lose your bankroll taking a shot at the big games, or you are you a winner who struggles with bankroll management and goes on Isildur1-like runs of swings well outside your comfort zone, then change your life and give the big time a shot - apply for the Badbeat.com staking system and its World class poker mentors will guide you to your own pro poker career.
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Jodie Thind
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Note to Editors:
Founded in 2005, Badbeat.com is the original and leading online poker staking business. It is an organisation created to win at poker through the funding and comprehensive support of winning online players. Winning at poker is harder today than it was just a few years ago - and every Badbeat.com player has cutting-edge software tools, a structured development path with advanced learning aides coupled with the knowledge, expertise and support from a pool of world class mentors and support staff. www.badbeat.com
Badbeat.com: Where Poker Players Become Pros
Badbeat.com has started its Spring recruitment efforts and are offering winning cash game and tournament players the chance to change their lives and become part of its stable of sponsored poker pros.
2011-02-17
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[Press-News.org] Badbeat.com: Where Poker Players Become ProsBadbeat.com has started its Spring recruitment efforts and are offering winning cash game and tournament players the chance to change their lives and become part of its stable of sponsored poker pros.