First Deposit & Reload Promos this Weekend at PKR

PKR - Let's Play is offering some sick promotions ONLY this weekend to new and existing players! Join PKR this weekend and you get to choose from one of three crazy first deposit offers including a PKR travel chip set, $20 instant bonus or a $22 entry to the famous PKR OPEN tournament. For the full promotion details head over to PKR and browse to rewards / promotions.

Exiting players receive a nice 100% reload bonus up to $250 this weekend, see bellow for details.

Are you more serious about your game?

Then choose from one of three great PKR bonuses. PKR also give you a host of added free gifts, including seven tickets to top tournaments, Club PKR upgrades and PKR Points to spend in the PKR Shop.

EU Poker League Season 3

In other news.. The EU Poker League has joined forces with Lock Poker for their third season kicking off this weekend. There is again over $500 in cash and merchandise up for grabs in season 3 and the tournament schedule has been announced on the weekend.

To celebrate the new partnership with Lock Poker the EUPL has received a complete new skin to go in hand with Lock and personally I think the site looks awesome! Now you'll say "Of course you do, you skinned it" to which I'd reply "Yes I did" - Shameless plug. ;)

However, I invite you to head over the the EUPL website to join the EUPL Grinders for their third season...and before you ask, yes the EUPL is open to ALL grinders from around the world inclusive US players since the EUPL has no Frontiers!

Bodog's Recreational Business Model

I just came across this news post on the Calvin Ayre's (Bodog) website "Viewpoint – Bodog Network’s Recreational Poker Model". I doubt my comment will be published so let's recab the video here.

Video by Gaming & Poker news - CalvinAyre.com

Jonas Ödman VP of Bodog states that their recreational business model is clearly aimed at the recreational / losing player who deposits a lot. The aim of Bodog here, according to Ödman is to offer players more of a "entertaining poker experience" rather than a real poker grind. When asked what more serious players or poker pros think about the model he replied "They don't like , but we don't care much about that".