Poker rewards is a prima skin. They also own Golden Tiger and Virtual City. Which means if you ever received their $200 dollar sign up bonus from those sites before, you won't qualify for their sign up bonus.
The people that run Poker Rewards seem like a decent bunch. I won't mention names, but a player signed up through an affilate at another site. The site suspected he was involved in a chip dumping scheme. Basically, the player had the nuts, and was in a reraising war on an open river in 2-4 limit....he ended up taking the guys entire stack of over $200+.
The poker site locked his account and wouldn't pay him the $1000+ that was in his account. Most of it was winnings. The affilate site tried to step in and mediate the situation to no avail. They spoke to other poker sites they're affiliated with and Poker Rewards stepped up to the plate and compensated the player out of their own pockets.
My experience with them has been positive. I use to dislike the Prima Network due to the ID checks that were unnecessary. However, I find a lot of Prima sites or more relaxed on those restrictions. My cashout experience was fast with them...others have mention that it took up to 9 days for withdraws though.
You can sign up through different affilates to get the poker table from them.
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06-24-05, 02:55 PM
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