Americas Cardroom Begins Offering $50 Tournament Bucks For Free

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Upon making your initial deposit of $25 or more, Americas Cardroom will load your account with 25 cards each worth between 1 and 6 Tournament Bucks that you can find in the rewards section of the poker client.

Here’s how it works: Simply login each day between 00:00:00 ET and 23:59:59 ET for the first 25 days to open up your card of the day (each card has a specific date). Rewards > Special Offers > $50 Free Tourney Bucks Make sure you have the latest Internet Explorer installed on your computer.

Upon clicking on the card, their prize generator will spin and you will be awarded between $1 and $6 Tourney Bucks with each card.
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Make sure you login every day to redeem your Tourney Bucks card. If you miss a day, that card cannot be redeemed and you’ll miss out on your opportunity to cash in big! Use the tournament bucks in their daily $2,000 GTD Newbie tournaments! Simply go to the tournament lobby and look for the "NEWBIE $2,000 GTD" tournament.
 

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