Pacific Poker Question.

bunny · #1 03-21-06, 07:09 PM

Twice.

Just don't feel the need to use up extra space(post) for an extra line or two. But I'll try to remember not to edit, unless it's within a 5 minute timeframe.

thrash1294 · #2 03-21-06, 07:20 PM

I have played it you can get free20 if you look around maybe TP has a deal?
You can only play one table at a time, but lots of fish

bunny · #3 03-21-06, 07:26 PM

Already have a bonus but thankyou for at least trying to help.

Do you know where I can view the total amount of rake?

Talking Poker · #4 03-21-06, 07:26 PM

I don't think bunny is lookiong for a deal (she's getting a bonus AND a kickback from me). She's just trying to find out how far she is from clearing her bonus.

I think.

But I'm not sure, since she keeps asking them to track her rake, which I highly doubt ANY poker site would do for you. Thing about it: they definitely don't want you knowing how much money you are losing to the house.

Talking Poker · #5 03-21-06, 07:30 PM

When you edit a post THREE AND A HALF HOURS after you make it, no one will ever see it. No one who has already read the thread anyway. I can't speak for everyone, of course, but I know I don't reread every word of every thread (or search for "Edited post" tags) every time I open one. I scroll to where I left off and start there.

If you want to edit a typo, that's fine. You should really only use the Edit button to add new information within a few minutes, at the very most - CERTAINLY not after someone has already replied. And MOST DEFINITELY don't edit a post replying to a post below it (like you did the other day) - Yuck! Talk about a messy thread.

New posts aren't a "waste of space." They are how forums work. And trying to get around that for whatever reason doesn't keep things cleaner - it messes them up.