As promised, I’m playing a lot more this month and plan on playing even more in November. One of the new things I’m doing is poker propping.
For those of you who are unfamiliar with the term, a poker prop is someone who receives a large percentage of the rake (usually between 70% and 125%) for playing at a certain poker room and following certain seating rules.
The rules generally require that you play shorthanded. For example, the room I’m propping for only allows me to sit at a full ring table if there are 7 or less players and a 6-max table if there are 4 or less players. If one of my tables fills up, I have to join another table following the same rules. If none are available, I have to start one and wait for other players. As you can imagine, there’s a lot of shorthanded and heads-up play involved.
However, the benefits are well worth the risk. I deposited $400 on the site last week and it’s already around $750 and about $65 of that money is my rakeback. I’ve already generated another $42 in rake this week that I’ll get on Monday.
If you’re a breakeven player or better, poker propping is a great way to give your bankroll a boost. My total bankroll just crossed the $3k mark and I’m on target to reach my $5k goal by the end of the year and I don’t even play that often!
Click on the banner below if you’re interested in becoming a poker prop. It costs nothing to apply and pretty much everyone gets approved. The site below is the best poker propping site I’ve found and it’s the one I use. They also offer rakeback and give you points that you can use to get some pretty kickass stuff. Check it out.
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