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2009-12-13 08:58:00
Regulated Online Poker in the United States Should Provide Players With Even Bigger Bonuses
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Legalized online poker in the United States would be a good thing for poker players all across the world.
One of the biggest benefits (to players in the United States and outside of the US) would be the aggressive new bonus schemes that online poker rooms would likely have to use to land and retain new players.
Let's say that online poker is licensed and regulated in the United States by the end of 2010.
A number of existing poker rooms who pulled out of the United States (ie Party Poker) would immediately re-open their doors to American players.
Party Poker would likely offer extremely competitive bonuses in an attempt to lure people back, as well as offering outstanding initial deposit bonuses.
Brick-and-mortar casinos based in Las Vegas might look to get in on the action as well.
Imagine a casino such as the Bellagio opening up their own branded online poker room and the types of bonuses that they might use to attract new players?
Three free nights accommodation in the Bellagio if you sign up and play a certain amount within a few months? The mind boggles at the initial signup promotion possibilities if the Las Vegas casinos really jump on board when online poker is regulated in the US..
I believe that existing rooms such as Pokerstars and Full Tilt Poker will have to dramatically increase the amount of bonus dollars that they shower on their customers in order to compete in the event of online poker regulation in the United States.
I think that you can safely assume that both rooms would substantially increase the size of their initial deposit bonuses if this happens, as well as increasing the amount of reload bonus dollars that they offer.
This would benefit every single online poker player in the world, and is just another reason why you should be behind the regulation and licensing of online poker in the United States.
Filed under: General Poker Bonus Code Info
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