The new PokerStars deposit offer is valid until the end of January 2014 and is the biggest sign-up bonus for new players.
Deposit $20 or more and get $20 worth of free play and an extra $14 which can be cleared by earning 1VPP to release each $1 daily for 14 days.
Also running this month is the PokerStars January Challenge where players can complete a daily challenge to win entry to a daily $15k all-in shout-out tournament.
The Turbo Championship of Online Poker features more than $15 million in total guaranteed prize pools running between 23 January – 2 February 2014.
The action packed turbo tournaments consist of a wide range of poker games and buy-ins available on the PokerStars TCOOP schedule.
Satellites tournaments are running now and offer players a way to get their seat to the 2014 TCOOP series for less than the direct buy-in.
PokerStars deposit bonus – 100% deposit bonus up to $600 for first time depositing players when using PokerStars marketing code PSP5693 valid [php function=1].
Deposit $600 and get an extra $600 for free as a welcome bonus at PokerStars when making your first deposit. PokerStars minimum deposit is only $10.
PokerStars are giving away over half a million in cash and prizes, finish a challenge and get a tournament ticket to the daily all-in shootout tournament which features a $15,000 prize pool.
Players must use the latest PokerStars Star Code to opt-in or the PokerStars January Challenge before complete the tasks.
Complete just 10 of the January Daily Challenges and get a tickets to the Final Challenge All-in Shootout where there is a $100,000 prize pool and 10,000 prizes from the PokerStars store.
We compare 888poker, PokerStars, PartyPoker, iPoker Network sites and Bodog/Bovada to help players decide where to play poker online in 2014.
Online Poker has had many changes since Black Friday with many poker sites suffering major traffic losses with no USA poker players.
Finally poker is being regulated in certain USA states such as New Jersey, Nevada and Delaware with more to following in 2014.
PartyPoker and 888Poker have dominated the USA poker market while PokerStars has been suspended for up to two years.
