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Besideds Bodog, are there any sites accepting new US players?

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  1. jbgoree jbgoree is offline

    Santa Clarita, CA
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    Sep 14th, 2011 (9/14/2011 7:37pm)

    Thanks
  2. sirjwab sirjwab is offline

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    Sep 15th, 2011 (9/15/2011 12:38am) in reply to jbgoree

    Whatever you do dont sign up to Minted Poker. That place SUCKSSSSSSS
  3. kid duke10 kid duke10 is offline

    Anaheim, CA
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    Sep 15th, 2011 (9/15/2011 12:41am) in reply to sirjwab

    ik doylesroom is lol
     
  4. rebels25player rebels25player is offline

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    Sep 20th, 2011 (9/20/2011 5:38pm) in reply to kid duke10

    minted is not bad....lots of tournys with overlay.....there is no 200k tourneys or anything...but u can get some good pot odds on mtt tourneys....and there isnt 400 cash tables going but unless ur playing 10/20 you can always still find one to play at your level
  5. boneralert boneralert is offline

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    Sep 20th, 2011 (9/20/2011 7:01pm) in reply to rebels25player

    There are plenty of things to dislike about Minted, but the tournament fields are pretty soft, and quite often they have some overlay. God help you if it's your main site, but as a sidekick to Merge or bodog, it's not too bad. I've done one cashout so far and was able to get my money within a few days.
  6. ozz151 ozz151 is offline

    Sandwich, IL
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    Sep 21st, 2011 (9/21/2011 12:37am) in reply to boneralert

    Minted is ok for micro players. Especially if you don't want to deposit, you can play the freeroll steps and build a starting bankroll
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