New skillgamer looking for a rakeback site

[Pommac]

Hi everybody,
Different types of advatage gambling has been my main source of income for several years now, though I've never tried skillgaming until now. I've understood that it is quite possible to make some good money through this and decided to try it out.

Now before I register at worldwinner and king I need your help to find the best possible rakeback site. I checked out mypoints it only allows people residing iin US and Canada and I'm from Sweden. Do you know if Inbox Dollars allow players from Europe or do you have other even better sites?

Other hints that you think'll be useful for a newbie are most welcome.

Thank You,
Pommac

[Jacob]

Great thinking -- I wish I had checked out rakeback sites before signing up for skillgames.

To my knowledge, the only "rakeback" site is MyPoints. I have not seen any other sites providing rakeback services or incentives to players.

One "blackhat" suggestion I could make is to sign up for an affiliate account on WorldWinner. As an affiliate, get your player account signed up under you. After doing so, you'll receive residual earnings for winnings that you make through the site. I personally wouldn't recommend this, though...it'd only be a matter of time until you'd get caught. Just an idea.

[Pommac]

So I went for InboxDollars as they allow people from Sweden. Now, if I've got this right, is the time to practice ALOT before starting to playing for money to win as much as possible while in the low levels. So I tried a game of Big Money, what I don't understand is why my Player Level Meter rised to 4% after completing the game? I thought practicing shouldn't affect your player level, I don't want to be matched against expert player when starting to playing for money just because I've practiced alot. Please could someone explain to me how this work and how I should do to practice without affect my player level?

[Jacob]

Your player level has nothing to do with how you'll be matched versus other players. Don't even worry about what level you are.

Your ranking won't be affected in any way, so long as you're playing the warm-up games. You can practice as much as you want for free, even after having made your first deposit. But yes, it is advisable to being good at a game prior to playing it for money.

[Pommac]

OK, Thank you Jacob for making that clear, I appreciate that. So do you have any tips on which game to start practising and where I can find some kind of guide to that game? Also, how do you know when you're good enough to be able to win the progressives in the low ranks?

Is it a different ranking system for each game or will scoring high in one game affect the matching for the other games as well? Any other tips or pitfalls to avoid?

Pommac