Rakeback Reviewer's blog

After experiencing major problems with collusion involving Chinese players, PokerStars have now taken the drastic step of only permitting one Chinese player per table. While this will effectively make it impossible for Chinese players to collude, it will also make it more difficult for innocent Chinese players to find a game.

When not grinding DONs on Pokerstars I like to play in a variety of cash games at my other favorite site, Full Tilt Poker. I generaly play 25 NL FR and 25 PLO, mostly at Rush tables. Fortunately, I was knowledgeable enough to sign up for rakeback as a beginning player, but some new players miss out.

Anybody know if this guy is a reg? Thanks.

One thing that I've been experimenting with this month, that I hadn't really done before, is labeling regs for game selection purposes. This can be a bit of a challenging when you're 15-tabling, but I've been managing so far. There are certain spots where I have a bit more time to go through my tables to label ppl, like when launching and winding down sets. Ultimately, I hope to have a lot of the regs marked up as I build up volume.

Here's a table from earlier today that is a perfect example of what I'm trying to avoid in the future:

One week ago from today I decided to trying grinding $10 DONs on Stars, as inspired by tumblr user fuckyeahgrinding. After a week of solid volume and results I'm dedicated the month of November exclusively to DON, and this blog will detail my progress.