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Who is One of a Kind?
One of a Kind is an affiliate for Mets Poker, based in Denmark. Our purpose is to try and create a nordic / english poker-community, and at the same time offer our members certain advantages for signing up through us.
We are two Norwegian guys running this site. You can check out our profiles below...
| GrimFandango (OAK) |
Tjaffe (OAK) |
| Location: |
Volda, Norway |
Location: |
Bergen, Norway |
| Age: |
28 |
Age: |
28 |
| Biggest win: |
A bit over €2000 in a B2B Wild West |
Biggest win: |
$17.000 in a $100k Guarantee tourney on Noble poker, and a little over £10.000 in a William Hill tourney. |
| Info: |
I've been playing Hold'em for about one and a half year, and am still waiting for my first big tourney win. My poker interest began already in elementary school, where we used to play 5-card draw for nickles.. I'm currently studying IT in Volda, and play online poker to add to my student loan. Or sometimes, reduce it - depending on what happens on the river. ;) |
Info: |
I'm playing almost exclusively No Limit Hold'em and have been playing for about 2 years. I began my poker career on William Hill, but soon discovered that the B2B-network had a more pleasant interface and a more interesting tourney structure. I'm also known as Tjaffenes on B2B for those wondering.. |
Who is Mets Poker?
Mets Poker is a pokersite that offers poker through the B2B-network. Through or cooperation with them, we can offer tourneys and prizes to our members. You can also visit our forums to get direct support from Mets Poker if you've got any questions about registering or playing with them. Link: Mets Poker
Who is B2B?
B2B is a swedish-based company that offers a platform for online poker. Mets Poker is one of many members in this network. All members of the network offers the same tournaments with the same players, with similar pokersoftware. Link: B2B
What are you offering?
We're offering signup- and reload-bonuses, freerolls, heads-up matches between us and chosen members, and a lot more. You can read more about our offers on this page.
Have you got any plans to extend your offers?
We're gonna adjust our offers based on our members wishes. For us to be able to do that, we would very much appreciate it if you take contact with us in the Feedback-forum, and tell us what you wish to see of tournaments, bonuses, etc.
Does it cost anything to become a member?
No! It's completely free to become a member. All you have to do is follow the instructions on this page and register an account with our partner Mets Poker. However, we'd like to point out that to participate in some of our offers, a minimum amount of activity is required. You can read more about how that works on our offers page
Can anyone become a member?
Anyone that is older than 18 years, or 18 years exactly, can become a member.
How do I become a member?
All you need to do is click on the Signup link and follow the instructions you'll get there. You first need to register with us, and after that create an account with Mets Poker. You'll get detailed information about how to do that by following the link.
How do I use the forums?
To use the forums, you need to become a member. You can register by following the Signup link. You'll find a complete overview over the different forum functions by following this link.
Have you got any plans to add more languages to the site?
In addition to English and Norwegian, we're planning to extend the site with Swedish and Danish versions as well.
I've found an error on the site. What can I do to help?
We'll be very grateful if you take contact with us, and we'll try to fix the problem as soon as possible.
How do I play poker?
That's a pretty big question! First, there is a multitude of different poker variants. Secondly, to learn the basic rules is only a fraction of what you need to know to play poker successfully. Below you'll find links to the rules for the most well-known poker variants:
How do I become GOOD at playing poker?
There's no substitute for practice when it comes to becoming a better poker player. But it doesn't hurt to educate oneself about some poker theory either. We've made a little list over available resources on the net that you might want to check out if you're interested.
The english newspaper The Guardian has a series of articles going that tackles basic poker concepts, such as bluffing, position, checkraises, etc. Reccomended for beginners.
The poker forum 2+2 is an excellent source of information for players on all levels. Here's a list of forum posts that may come in handy for intermediate / advanced players. (For an explanation of some of the terms used in these articles, scroll down a bit on this page.)
You can also contact us in the forums, and we'll try to help you out. ;)
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