ESSEX, ENGLAND, July 27, 2012 (Press-News.org) RakeTheRake, the world's largest rakeback provider, is alerting its players to The Beast, the progressive points race at Americas Cardroom, whose jackpot is growing rapidly.
Having started the month of July with a jackpot of $60k, The Beast hit the $100,000 milestone after only 11 days of play. It is now at $154,000+. If this level of momentum continues it's set to reach $170k by the end of July and could hit the $200,000 mark within a few months.
The more people who play at these tables, the more money is generated for The Beast, ensuring the prizepool grows and that additional players can benefit from the extra cash prizes.
The Beast is currently on target to become the most cash rich points race in the history of online poker. Players at cash tables entitled 'Jackpot' are automatically entered into the competition and earn an equal number of jackpot points as long as they have contributed money into the game.
With more and more players entering the race, the number of cash prizes on offer is increasing all the time. For those who place in the race at the end of each month, the cash rewards can be huge.
Players automatically compete for both prize pools within The Beast, which include cash prizes and tournament entry prizes.
RakeTheRake is the largest and most reputable rakeback affiliate in the market. We work with all the top poker rooms to increase traffic to their sites, and to secure the best rakeback deals for our players.
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RakeTheRake Alerts Players as The Beast Goes Wild at Americas Cardroom
Rapidly increasing jackpot offers more cash prizes to poker players.
2012-07-27
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