When new players submit the PokerStars bonus code, they imagine themselves scoring so huge that they can quit their jobs and go pro. A very small number of people actually go far enough to succeed at this, but it became a little easier with PokerStars this month. People in select parts of Europe have the chance to land a poker contract worth $42,000! If you have been using the PokerStars bonus code for a while, this is your chance to make it big.
You are only eligible for this promotion if you live in Central or Eastern Europe. For example, players in Albania and Croatia can enter. PokerStars is one of the most trusted US friendly poker sites, but clearly they are looking for ambassadors outside of North America at the moment.
If you use the PokerStars bonus code and get lucky enough to land the Dream Job, you will receive a $24,000 salary and $18,000 for tournament buy-ins. The salary is paid in $2,000 increments on a monthly basis and is deposited straight into your account. Your tournament buy-ins are also paid to you on a monthly basis, this time $1,500 every month. The Internet’s best online poker site is giving you money to play in their room, and then they are paying you for your time! How is that for a great deal?
In total there are six Dream Jobs to be won. Freerolls will determine one of these winners, and cash satellites will determine the other five winners. It is a long and difficult path, so it could help to take a look at some free poker training before taking your shot.
To win the Dream Job without reaching into your own pocket, you need to win two preliminary freeroll satellites and then place first in the Grand Freeroll Final. Only one person will win this way, though, so you will probably have to enter some cash satellites, too. It costs just $1.10 to enter Stage 1. Stage 2 costs $11, and the Weekly Final isn’t so bad either at $109. If free poker no downloads helped you build a nice bankroll, you can buy-in to Stage 3 directly.
Each Weekly Final produces a new Dream Job winner. Can you imagine entering a $109 and receiving a poker contract for winning first place? It looks like PokerStars is just confirming the fact that they are among the top Texas Holdem sites on the Internet today.
11/11/2010
