Tiger Gaming Promo Code

• Days 1–5: 3 × $0.25 tickets per day for ~$0.03 rake (15 tickets total)
• Days 6–8: 2 × $1.10 tickets per day for ~$0.02 rake (6 tickets)

1. Register an Account: Sign up on Tiger Gaming. If a promo field appears, enter NEWBONUS; otherwise, you’ll enter it on deposit.
2. Activate & Log In: Verify your email and log in.
3. Enter the Code on Deposit: In the cashier, choose your method and add NEWBONUS before confirming. Deposit $50+ to qualify.
4. Complete the Deposit: Your cash arrives; the $1,000 match sits as pending and releases as you play.
5. Download the Client (optional): Desktop (Windows/Mac) and mobile versions are available.
6. Verify Your Identity: Complete KYC before withdrawing.
7. Play to Clear + Claim Tickets: Track bonus progress in your account; log in daily in week one to snag the welcome tickets.

Before your first withdrawal, you’ll be asked for standard KYC (government ID, proof of address; card photo if you used a card—mask the middle digits). Once verified, later payouts move faster.

• No-Limit Hold’em (NLHE): Cash games from micro ($0.01/$0.02) to high stakes ($5/$10), with 6-max and 9-max well represented and some heads-up at select levels. The prevalence of full-ring tables suits players who like a classic pace—and the fields are known to be soft.
• Pot-Limit Omaha: Solid 4-card PLO up to mid stakes, with PLO5/PLO6 available for niche action.
• Fixed-Limit & Hi/Lo: Less frequent but present, especially at lower stakes.
• Boost Poker (fast-fold): Available for NLHE (e.g., NL10/NL25 pools). Great for volume when pools are active.
• Windfall (jackpot SNGs): 3-handed, hyper, with multipliers up to 1,000×; buy-ins roughly $3–$30.
• Standard SNGs: 6- and 9-max in multiple speeds.
• MTTs: Daily schedule across micro to mid stakes, with PKOs, rebuys/add-ons, freezeouts, Mystery Bounty, and the flagship Sunday $100K. Series boost guarantees a few times a year.
• Casino/Sports: Same wallet if you want a break; it doesn’t interfere with poker unless you go there.

• Peak hours: Expect the biggest wave around 8pm–midnight ET. That’s when you’ll see the widest table selection and most MTTs.
• Off-peak: Mornings and early afternoons ET are lighter but playable—expect micro/low-stakes cash, some PLO, a handful of dailies, and Boost pools that come and go.

• NLHE micro to low stakes have multiple tables at nearly all hours; low/mid stakes expand in prime time. Mid stakes ($1/$2, $2/$5) show a handful; $5/$10 and above appear when the action guys sit.
• PLO runs strongest at low/mid stakes (e.g., $0.25/$0.50, $0.50/$1), with fewer tables for PLO5/6.
• Boost pools at NL10/NL25 are healthy in peak; off-peak they can feel like short-handed cash.

• Bronze: $500–$999 rake/week → 10%
• Silver: $1,000–$2,499 → 15%
• Gold: $2,500–$4,999 → 20%
• Platinum: $5,000+ → 25% (as reported/typical structure)

• Daily schedule: NLHE across speeds (normal/turbo/hyper), plenty of PKOs, rebuys/add-ons, freezeouts, and a steady PLO/PLO8 presence. Structures aim to finish within 6–8 hours even on bigger nights, which suits North American prime time.
• Sundays: The $100K GTD ($109) anchors the grid, flanked by $40K–$50K mid-majors, occasional High Rollers ($215–$320), and a raft of side events. Satellites run all week (some as cheap as $5, with freeroll routes via welcome tickets).
• Series & specials: Network festivals (e.g., OSS-style) lift prize pools, add Mystery Bounty events, and layer on leaderboards. Expect a few yearly runs with Main Events pushing into six figures.
• Freerolls & on-ramps: New depositors and mission-completers get freerolls and ticket paths; the 8-Day Welcome tickets are a direct shot at building a roll or satelliting into bigger Sunday spots.

• Quirks to know: there’s limited automation (manual top-ups/re-entries), and the timebank behavior can fold when no bet is facing if you let the clock run—stay attentive. Advanced niceties like a rich replayer, built-in FT dealmaking, or deep hotkey support aren’t here.
• Tracking/HUDs: Real-time local hand histories aren’t exported, so HUDs require third-party converters. That keeps the average table closer to HUD-lite.
• Stability & security: Crashes are rare, servers handle peak Sundays, and connections are encrypted. There’s no 2FA, so use a strong password and the withdrawal PIN.