My first post and I'm going to take issue with one of the founders. Yeah, I play nicely with others. :unsure:
Jeremy said:
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| 3. Playing poker with affiliate revenue's |
is one of the top mistakes of new affiliates.
The grammar-nazi in me wants to point out that revenues is the plural and revenue's is the possesive (for some reason I hate misused apostophes). Sorry, that's just the way I am.
Anyway, my view is that it's only a mistake if you're not a winning player.
There's no reason that a winning player shouldn't invest his / her affiliate revenue into his / her poker bankroll.
Back in the day, I used Party CPA payments to boost my bankroll from $0 (I was a moron and had most of my bankroll in a site that collapsed and then had a downswing) to $260. At the moment, my bankroll is ten times that, and I've pulled out ten times that amount over the last year or so.
Your Mileage May Vary.
Sure, if you're trying to make a living from affiliate revenue and are not a decent player, then this is a mistake. Although if you're going to play poker anyway, using some of your affiliate revenue is a covenient way to do it.
Um, assuming I haven't got myself banned yet, I'm glad I found this site and hope I can contribute in future.
BTW - there's already at least one chip trick site out there, but they're mostly trying to sell their own DVD I think. If anyone's looking for a niche, chip tricks might be it - especially if ESPN show a lot of them this year.
I would do it, but I can barely count out a raise with one hand.