BetUS poker freerolls and bonus

BetUS Freeroll

BetUS.com Poker regularly offers tournaments that require no Buy-in or registration fees, no risks or conditions.
These true freerolls are their way of giving back to the players.

BetUS Poker is pleased to offer a wide variety of tournament formats and games available to you 24 hours a day!
In addition to being a fun and exciting way to gain a greater all-round poker experience, tournaments are also a powerful way to build your bankroll and get a great return on a minimal investment.
In a tournament, as opposed to a live ring-game, the most money one can risk is the Buy-in for that tournament.
All players start with the same amount of chips and play continues until one player has won all the chips.
Tournament chips have no cash value.
Tournaments are available in all the poker games like; Hold’em, Omaha and Omaha Hi-Lo.

BetUS offer Multi-table, Sit & Go, & Heads-up tournaments in various Freeze-out, Re-buy, Shoot-out formats and freeroll tournaments. 
Keep updated at freerollnews for the latest news.
They also offer satellite tournaments to gain entry into much bigger events and freerolls that cost nothing to enter. Please see the tournament lobby for the exact details and rules for each tournament.

New player bonus

Best Poker Bonus Code = POKER110

BetUS have an amazing new first time deposit bonus for all the new players. 
They offer you 110% bonus up to a fantastic $600.
Simply make a deposit, in the poker room click rewards, deposit bonus and enter the code POKER110.

Texas Hold’em

Once overshadowed by 7 Card Stud, Texas Hold’em’s popularity growth in recent years has made it the most widely played variation of online poker games in the world.
And with this growth has come many new players who have a need to learn the rules.

At first glance, the rules may seem simple enough with each player trying to use the two cards they are dealt (called hole cards) and the five community cards dealt face up onto the middle of the table to make the best five-card hand. However, this is just a broad overview of the game and there is a lot more to Texas Hold’em that new players must learn