If you own a poker blog and already know how all the affiliate system works, you probably have encountered the “sub-affiliate” section in Full Tilt or PokerStars member site.

First of all, i was wondering what it was about. The concept is really simple: this time, you’re not recruiting players but other affiliates so they can promote poker rooms online (or offline).

The share revenue you will benefit is based on which payment plan the affiliate you recruit chooses. It works as follows :

• PRP – for all PRP affiliates that you refer, you will receive 3% of the net revenue generated by their players
• CPA – for all CPA affiliates that you refer, you will receive a $5 fixed CPA for each qualified referral they send Full Tilt Poker

The other question is how can you recruit them effectively. I personally think sub-affiliates will in 90% cases be bloggers, webmasters, etc. You’ll have to aim the affiliation that way. People interested in online revenue, affiliation will be these people. You’ll have to write about search engine optimisation, poker blog tips, poker software tools and such… Themes not always 100% related to poker can also work: SEO is a vast them, in many ways related to online revenue so, if you have an online blog about SEO, there’ll always be someone interested in some new ways of making money.

You’lle have more information about sub-affiliates on the FullTilt affiliates website.

Table Ninja is a nice little software for Windows that’ll allow you to bind keyboard shortcuts to play entirely with your keyboard instead of the mouse.

All the features are listed on this page : http://tableninja.com/features.php

You can do very much with this little tool.

Using the mouse, especially for a long time, can lead to carpal tunnel injuries. Using your keyboard for a long time should be better for your arms. By the way, don’t forget to take rests from playing poker for a least 15min when you can.