Titan Poker Bonus at Cash Games

Introduction

At this point in your existence, you have already gone through the motions that you need in order to establish eligibility for your bonuses. In other words, you have signed up for a real money Titan Poker account using the Titan Poker bonus code TPDEAL. You have then made the deposit of up to $400 so that you can get a bonus worth 150% up to $600 out of the deal. Since you used the bonus code when signing up, you received an instant bonus of $25 to go along with whatever you got out of the actual signup bonus. Now that you are sitting pretty with all of that bonus money, the time has come to clear it so that you can withdraw it. Below are the instructions for doing just that at cash games.

Titan Poker Points

The way in which the Titan Poker bonus is cleared (or any future bonus that you might draw for that matter) is through collecting Titan Poker Points. Titan Poker Points represent the length of your play in terms of actual monies collected by the website which in turn gives them a good idea of how much income you are generating for them. Many websites will do things just like this, but with Titan Poker the specific mechanism for tracking your playing is Titan Poker Points.

Different ratios will be instituted for different bonuses, but for the case of the signup Titan Poker bonus you are going to get $5 in bonus money released to your real money account for every 600 Titan Poker Points you are able to earn. This means that if you get the full signup bonus of $600, you will need to earn 360,000 Titan Poker Points in order to complete the full signup bonus release.

Earning Titan Poker Points through Cash Games

When you are playing at a Titan Poker cash game, the Titan Poker Points are earned by each player based on the amount of rake that is taken from the hand. Any player that has cards dealt to them in the hand is eligible to pick up the point amounts for that hand even if they did not actually place a bet. The higher the rake actually is, the larger the point amounts that each player will receive.

For example, the lowest rake category would include any hands that had rake amounts between $0.04 and $0.09 taken from them. For the purposes of these hands, 0.2 Titan Poker Points is awarded to each player. Another example would be the rake category of $1.01 to $1.25 which would award 3 Titan Poker Bonus Points. In between these two categories are four others with point values of 0.5, 1, 2 and 2.5 respectively. For any hand that is raked above $3, the maximum point value per hand of 14 will be awarded.

If you play in hands exclusively where only the smallest amount is raked each time, it would take you 600 hands per $1 of bonus to release while it would take just 8-9 at the top end. Consequently, play as high as you can in order to release the bonus as fast as possible.