Quote from: memehunter on Today at 09:26:41 AM

Quote from: Ton Poker on Today at 07:02:59 AM

A raked hand is one hand played at a cash table.

Many industry leading websites have the similar feature/promotions where you have to complete some missions (play x amount of hands, get x pair, etc.) in order to unlock some reward. Usually these rewards are close to nothing (few cents).
@TonPoker can you post your detailed rake structure here across all formats? It would be helpful if you can post all leader boards + cashback rearwards also, I just want to check if if is possible to beat the rake in your platform.

That would be quite helpful in identifying opportunities, as gamblers also need to consider the other side, whether it's worth it or not. At least we know how to manage it.

Quote from: Promocodeudo on Today at 01:27:47 PM

Quote from: arwin100 on Today at 01:13:46 PM

If they are consistent posting give aways and other updates there's good chance that their brand grows. For now they need to explore lots of ways to gather more exposure so that TON Poker will be known by lots of players not only in Bitcointalk but also even on X and other social media platforms.

In a competitive settings, brands explores available means of surving and growing, you know, with what we have seen so far, theres competition here and TON Poker should strategically adopt some means that can get the attention of players here in this community, do you know why the really need to get more smart in this forum, this forum is housing different gambling brands, so they must think of something very different from other poker stuff, although your advise is very good because I believe in versatility because it also helps in achieving aim as quick as possible.

Speaking of exploration within a competitive landscape, and we've also seen that poker has become quite a hot topic in forums over the past few months, marketing management must have a strategy that can truly attract gamblers in this community, especially in this community. Interest in poker is slowly starting to increase in the forums, and they need to capitalize on that existing market.

Increasing exposure isn't just limited to the forums; I'm pretty sure they're doing it outside of them as well. But the question is, what marketing will attract poker players to want to play at our home? That question underscores the need for marketers. In my opinion, they need to create championship events on the forums, or perhaps even create a poker league.