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11-01-05, 02:16 AM
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Full Tilt Reload....
50% up to $300:
= I love this site. |
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#2
11-01-05, 02:22 AM
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BTW... you earn 1 point for every $1 raked per hand you are dealt into. Each point = 6 cents. But this is even better:
----- For every dollar paid in tournament fees, you will receive 7 Full Tilt Points. There is no cap on the number of points you can receive. ----- That means for every $1 you spend in tourney fees, they give you 42 cents back. That's 42% "rake back" from tourneys alone... Not too shabby. |
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11-01-05, 02:57 AM
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arent there a couple of sites that give 100% rakeback on tourney entry fees?
i thought i saw this somewhere, that, for example, there were sites with 5x requirements for bonuses that would give 5 points per dollar in entry fees. cant remember which sites, or if it was a special deal through an affilate, bu ti am pretty sure that there are some sites that go this way. |
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11-01-05, 03:00 AM
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Maybe, not sure...
I like Full Tilt though and I'll be playing there anyway, so I might as well accept the $300 they are graciously offering me, ya know? |
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#5
11-01-05, 03:01 AM
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Actually, now that I think about it, I cleared my entire $120 bonus at Stars the last time around playing in tourneys. I don't remember if the rake was $120 exactly, but it wasn't much more than that. I remember thinking I was playing in those almost rake-free when all was said and done.
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#7
11-01-05, 12:21 PM
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True dat.
It really does taste better than hard earned money. |
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#11
11-02-05, 12:54 PM
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Nice job, Tiffany.
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#12
11-02-05, 07:30 PM
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urggggggggg
crashes suck.....
Hello Brian, Thank you for your email. We apologize for the inconvenience. Our game servers are temporarily down pending emergency maintenance. We do not have an estimated time at this point at which the servers will be available to the public again. If you were seated at a table, the following will occur: - If you were "in the money" in a tournament (or S&G), then the tournament will be paid out according to your chip position at the time of the disconnect. If you were the chip leader in the tournament at the time of the disconnect, you will win first place and be credited with the money. - If you were not "in the money", everyone in the tournament (including those who busted early) will be refunded the full buyin for the event. - If you were involved in a cash game hand, the hand will be rolled back, returning all money to those involved (including anyone who may have folded). We certainly do apologize for the inconvenience, and are working on ways to improve our network service to be more redundant, secure and stable. We appreciate your patience and patronage at Full Tilt Poker. Regards, JoeW Team Full Tilt |
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#13
11-02-05, 10:40 PM
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Brian, just curious...what limits were you playing and how many tables did you have going? I struggle through the reloads at Full Tilt playing the low limit NL tables. I also don't have nearly as much time to play as I'd like to...
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#14
11-03-05, 05:55 AM
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hey
its a pain to clear until you start playing .10/.25 NL or higher its really easy to clear at .25/.50 which is what im playing now. If im playing .10/.25 I can play 4 tables but when I go up to .25/.50 I move down to 2-3 tables. When I first deposited I was playing .05/.10 NL and it was taking like 2 hours just to clear $7 but once i moved up it only took about 15 minutes to clear each $7. Forgot you play on that site, what times you play at and I will look you up. I should be on tonight if full tilt is back up, anyone know if its back up yet? |
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