Dominate RedKings with Ongame SNG AutoRegister

For players who placate sit and go games on Ongame, there aren’t many programs to assist you at the tables.  There are few, if any, helpful AHK scripts available, but there has been growing support for a program originally created two years ago called Ongame SNG AutoRegister.  When it was originally released, it was a very simple program that allowed players to get into sit and go games automatically and only worked with RedKings.

Players should note that this application uses the Quick Seat feature and you’ll need to start the RedKings software first and decide what sit and gos you want to register for.  After that, you’ll need to make sure that the right level of sit and go is chosen; otherwise, you might auto-register for a ton of tournaments and lose your bankroll.  After that, simply start up the script and tell it how many sit and gos you want to register for.

In the months that followed the original post, there have been many replies asking for new features.  One poster asked for the script to auto-register for a specific number of Turbo sit and gos, being able to maintain a specific number of sit and gos at a time, and for the script to work on most Ongame skins.  Another posted added the same sentiments and said they wouldn’t mind donating some funds to get the new features implemented.

Months later, the original poster, known as “Emwi,” posted saying that the software would not have any official new versions until June; however, he never posted in the thread again.  He stated that for those who would like the version that is most current to e-mail him and include the poker room you play at.  He stated the shift in delivery is the result of the Ongame Network’s platform change.  That was the most recent meaningful post in that thread on the TwoPlusTwo forums.

Players who are new to bwin, an Ongame Network site, can take advantage of a $500 deposit bonus and jump into what are described as some of the softest sit and gos and cash games on the internet.  The site is based out of Vienna, Austria and has somewhat archaic software that would appeal to those who have older computer systems or don’t care for flashy new graphics.  Other sites of note on the Ongame Network outside of bwin and RedKings include Betsafe, EuroBet, and Hollywood Poker.

According to PokerScout.com, the Ongame Network has an average of 2,600 players for its seven-day running average in ring games.  The 24-hour peak number of players at the cash tables is 4,760 and traffic is expected to boom, as bwin and Party Gaming are merging and expected to share poker traffic sometime in 2011.

Several sites as part of the Ongame Network have a downloadable Mac OS X client.