The Return of Sin City Madness

Here's a teaser, mark your calendars for the following dates January 19th thru January 21st 2009. This package will include 3 days 2 nights hotel room, paid  entries into our two private tournaments and a great dinner. Check back soon to see how you can win your way to Las Vegas. Due to the nature of travel times and various locations winners will be responsible for their own transportation to Las Vegas.

All new players receive a 100% Initial Deposit Bonus up to $500. The minimum deposit for this offer is only $50.

When you make your first deposit with RaiseandFold, an additional 100% of the total amount of your deposit up to $500 is credited into the cashier section in a separate Bonus Bucks account.

As you play on the RaiseandFold tables, your bonus bucks are converted to real money at the rate of $3.75 for every $5 in gross rake you generate through your play on the tables. Rake is calculated for bonus bucks release based upon the specific percentage contributed to the pot for each active player in the hand. As the bonus is converted to real cash, it is transferred in $5 increments to your playing account for you to use as you wish. Best of all, you can release your bonus faster when you choose to play on higher limit tables where rake is generated quicker! You can view your cash total and bonus cash amounts in the cashier area. You will continue to collect your bonus cash until you have received 100% of your bonus money.

 

Deposit $10 get $3 Free

If you want to try the room and deposit less than $50 but at least the minimum of $10 we will give you a $3 cash bonus on your initial deposit. To claim your $3 cash bonus, you must deposit at least $10 and then e-mail the support team at support@raiseandfold.com with your player name and amount deposited. Once verified your $3 cash bonus will be placed in your account within 24 hours. This offer is available only on your first deposit.

Freerolls happen at all times during the day, please check the tournament lobby for the daily free tournaments.

Money won in freerolls is subject to the following rules before allowed for cash out: Player must play 5 times the won amount in raked hands before allowed for cash out.

Example: you win $5 you need to play 25 raked hands, win $100, you need to play 500 raked hands before cash out.

 

Play Texas Hold’em at the specially marked Bad Beat Jackpot tables and, if you lose with a hand of "Four of a Kind", Jacks or better, you will rake in the BB Jackpot. Moreover, just playing at the BBJ table when the jackpot is hit qualifies you for a piece of the pot.

The jackpot increases with every hand. A contribution of $0.50 is collected from every raked pot on each BBJ Table and added to the Bad Beat Jackpot. You can see the exact amount of the jackpot waiting for you to collect on the counters in the Main Lobby and at each BBJ table.

Jackpot Allocation:

When the jackpot is won, 70% of it goes to the players. The "bad beat" player gets 50% of the allocated prize money (35% of the total BBJ), the winner of the hand collects 25% (17.5% of the total BBJ), and 25% (17.5% of the total BBJ) is split among the other players who have taken part in the hand. 20% of the total BBJ is used to seed the next one, and 10% is retained for an administrative fee.

Conditions:

• Valid for real money Texas Hold'Em games played at Bad Beat Jackpot tables with limits of $0.50/$1 and higher.
• The losing hand must be "Four of a Kind", Jacks or better.
• Both hole cards must be utilized in the winning and losing hands.
• Four or more players must be dealt into the hand.
• Players sitting out of the hand do not qualify for the jackpot.
• If within one hand, more than two players qualify for the jackpot, the two highest hands will be considered for the jackpot. The highest hand will be treated as the winner and the second-highest hand as the bad beat (the loser of the hand). Therefore, there can only be one "bad beat" player and one "winner" per hand.
• If there are two or more hands qualifying for the jackpot at exactly the same time, the hand that ended first (based on our system clock) will be awarded the jackpot.