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POKER REWARDS Progressive Bad Beat Jackpot:

Poker Rewards is always looking for you to win more, so we present to you The BAD BEAT Jackpot!

There is nothing worse than having a big hand 'cracked' so why should you miss out because of bad luck? At Poker Rewards you don't !

Play on our Bad Beat Jackpot tables and win the Jackpot if you lose with a hand of 'Four of a kind, 8's' or better. So when you lose big...you also WIN BIG !!

This is how it works: If you have Four of a Kind, 8's or better, and it's beaten, no problem, because the Bad Beat Jackpot kicks-in for a Bad Beat Payout! The Player who receives the "Bad Beat" receives 49% of the Jackpot and the remaining players, those who actively participated in the hand, split 21% of the Jackpot. The rest of the Jackpot goes towards the next Bad Beat Jackpot and administrative fees. With Bad Beat, you simply can't lose!
Magic Hand
Each hand dealt at Prima Poker is assigned a number. From time to time Prima Poker management picks a hand number at random in advance and declares it a Magic Hand and establishes what the prizes will be.

When that magic hand is dealt, the winner of the hand wins the main prize and all other players in the game each get a second bonus amount. (If you sit out you don’t qualify!)

This promotion runs periodically - don't miss the next Magic Hand!
Get Paid to Play with PokerRewards.com
Any hand, any level, any game, whether you win or you lose, we reward our players in cash.

Whether you play cash games, multi-table tournaments or even sit and go's, PokerRewards will reward your account with VIP Points for every real money game you play. These points are exchangeable for Real Money Dollars.
Every 1000 VIP points you earn can be exchanged for $10 cash in our message of the day window.
Poker school
The games offered here at PokerRewards are listed below. To learn about detailed rules, game play, terminology, and a few strategies for each specific game, click on the corresponding links.

Texas Hold'em: Without question Hold'em is by far the most popular poker game played today. The object is for players to make the best 5 card hand out of their two hole cards and the five community cards on the table. It is up to the player which cards they wish to use, as they can use the 2 hole cards, only 1 or none. 2 to 10 players may play at one time.

Omaha Poker : Similar to Texas Hold'em, Omaha is a game that involves the use of community cards. Every participant is dealt 4 pocket cards each (instead of 2 as in Hold'em) and the dealer deals 5 community cards. Unlike Hold'em, in Omaha, players must make the best 5-card hand from 2 of their pocket cards and 3 of the community cards on the table. 2 to 10 players may play at one time.

7-Card Stud Poker This is the most enjoyed of the poker stud games, and is a close second to Texas Hold'em in popularity. 7-Card Stud is a high betting game and requires skill; it calls to all players who enjoy a challenge. To begin with, each player is dealt three cards - 2 hole cards and 1 door card. After every betting round, the dealer will then proceed to give each player another door card, and then one final hole card before the game ends. After the last round of betting, the player with the highest 5-card hand wins by using any combination of their seven cards consisting of 3 hole cards and 4 door cards. 2 to 8 players may play at one time.

5-Card Stud Poker: Of all the poker games offered at PokerRewards, 5-Card Stud is the oldest poker game, and considered to be a classic. At the start of the game, players are dealt one hole card and one door card. After each consecutive betting round, one more door card is dealt until the players each have 5 cards in total - 1 hole card and 4 door cards. The player who has the highest hand wins the pot. 2 to 8 players may play at one time.
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