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MTTs: Lock or Bodog

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  1. OfxAxRevolution OfxAxRevolution is offline

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    Sep 29th, 2011 (9/29/2011 6:07pm)

    I'm looking to put some money on line. With all the threads about Lock's shitty withdraw options, I'm tempted to deposit onto Bodog.

    How does the Lock Poker schedule compare to Bodog's mtt's? How is Bodog's deposit process? Should I use the netspend gift cards?

    Also, how long would it take for my account to be verified? On Lock, I am already verified.

    As mainly an MTT player, which would be the best option at the moment?

    I realize this has been discussed before, I just want some more direct answers.
    Edited By: OfxAxRevolution Sep 29th, 2011 at 06:08 PM
  2. dirtyjimmy4 dirtyjimmy4 is offline

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    Sep 29th, 2011 (9/29/2011 6:46pm) in reply to OfxAxRevolution

    I recently deposited on bodog to play mtt and some cash(as I have been grinding merge, but temptd by the quick payouts).There schedule is decent with some alright tournys. I deposited with my visa bank account card, Also, I verified my account in one day after sending info to them, and calling them(after a small problem with the clarity of the ID). Overall, I like bodog and best of all THE WEAKEST PLAYER ON THE NET!!! Hope this helps
  3. bonflizubi bonflizubi is offline

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    Sep 29th, 2011 (9/29/2011 7:09pm) in reply to dirtyjimmy4

     
    Originally Posted by dirtyjimmy4 View Post

    . Overall, I like bodog and best of all THE WEAKEST PLAYER ON THE NET!!! Hope this helps


    I think the carbon/lock/merge fields are actually softer than the bodog fields....
     
  4. dirtyjimmy4 dirtyjimmy4 is offline

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    Sep 29th, 2011 (9/29/2011 7:18pm) in reply to bonflizubi

     
    Originally Posted by bonflizubi View Post

    I think the carbon/lock/merge fields are actually softer than the bodog fields....

    Really? Thought the total opposite. Play on bodog, go back to merge, and its like a buncha beast lurking everywhere
  5. Dwain Phoenix Dwain Phoenix is offline

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    Sep 29th, 2011 (9/29/2011 8:33pm) in reply to dirtyjimmy4

    I've played like 10 small tourneys on bodog, final tabled 2 of em. I like the structure and the play is very soft especially in the gap stages. I'm going to keep my online play to a minimum "just in case" but for now my choice is Bodog. Just the safest option i think.
  6. bonflizubi bonflizubi is offline

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    Sep 29th, 2011 (9/29/2011 8:39pm) in reply to dirtyjimmy4

     
    Originally Posted by dirtyjimmy4 View Post

    Really? Thought the total opposite. Play on bodog, go back to merge, and its like a buncha beast lurking everywhere


    Maybe it depends on the stakes?
     
  7. HOUNDofHELL HOUNDofHELL is offline

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    Sep 30th, 2011 (9/30/2011 3:51am) in reply to dirtyjimmy4

     
    Originally Posted by dirtyjimmy4 View Post

    Really? Thought the total opposite. Play on bodog, go back to merge, and its like a buncha beast lurking everywhere

    No , thats the merge RNG. Its the absolute worst in the world.
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