Definition of No Deposit Poker Bonus
What is a "no deposit poker bonus"? What is meant by a "no deposit poker bonus"?
In most cases, online poker sites will offer new customers "deposit bonuses" in order to try and earn their business.

In some cases, sites will offer people the opportunity to earn a bonus WITHOUT depositing.
Let's face it - not everybody has the money to deposit on an online poker site, and some people simply don't have a credit card or other method of payment.
No deposit poker bonuses are quite rare, though some sites do offer them.
One example is 888Poker, which is currently offering an $88 no deposit bonus.
In exchange for opening an account, 888Poker will give you:
1. $1 in immediate bonus money
2. $7 in tournament tickets (2 x $0.50 tickets distributed every day on a 7 day period)
3. $80 in pending bonus money
Now, you need to play real money poker in order to earn this "pending" bonus money, so you'll need to cash in a $0.50 tournament and put that money to use at the real money tables (cash, SNGs, MTTs) in order to have a chance of earning the entire $88 bonus.
With that being said, 888Poker is giving people the chance to play for free in tournaments, which is pretty unusual.
This is a no deposit bonus.
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