Party Points Question
 

Since you get points for depositing but dont lose any for cashing out, could'nt I just deposit and then cash out repeatedly to get extra party points? If they found out what I was doing what would they do if anything? thanks

Re: Party Points Question
 

You should read the site a bit more. The points aren't credited till after the deposit has sat for something like 7 days. I'm not sure, but there might also be a cap on the points you can get from that.

Re: Party Points Question
 

there isn't a cap I don't think, but the main stipulation is that you have to leave the money in there for at least 7 days, as you said.

Re: Party Points Question
 

also, party won't let you cash out until after you have paid a certain % of your deposit in rake.

Re: Party Points Question
 

That is not true. You can withdraw whenever you want.

Re: Party Points Question
 

I have, in the past, made multiple deposits with a withdrawal one week later (after the bonus Party Points appeared.) Doing this repeatedly will definitely help you bump up to the next level for Party Points accumulation.

I have never had a problem withdrawing, but I play a lot, so that may not be confirmation of anything.

They haven't "done anything" to me yet.

Re: Party Points Question
 

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actually it is true. you must play a certain amount before they will let you cash out

Re: Party Points Question
 

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actually it is true. you must play a certain amount before they will let you cash out

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Completely untrue. I have generated over 150K party points over the last year and a half just by depositing $3K in $500 incremenents every 8 days.

Re: Party Points Question
 

well, they informed me otherwise:

>From: alerts@partypoker.com
>To:
>Subject: Kind Attention Required [#4119898]
>Date: Thu, 1 Dec 2005 16:48:19 -0500 (EST)
>
>Dear xxxx,
>
>Thank you for contacting us.
>
>Please be informed that, your requested cashout for $2800 has been placed
>on hold as we have noticed frequent cashout after your purchase, this was a
>bit of concern for us. Hence we have placed your cashout on hold. We
>request you to reply with a clarification regards the same.


--Original Message--
From:
Date: 2005-12-02 08:25
To: alerts@partypoker.com
Subject: RE: Kind Attention Required [#4119898]

Hello, thank you for your quick reply. I do often cash out after purchasing,
though I try to wait at least a week or so. I play poker for a living, and I
try to keep my funds available as much as possible. I have no problem
keeping the money in there for whatever specified time you desire. I was
just unaware that there was a specific length required. For future
reference, how long should I wait before I am able to cash out?

Once again, I appreciate your quick and courteous reply,

xxx
account name: xxxx

Dear xxxx,

Thank you for contacting us at PartyPoker.com

We are delighted to know that you are happy with our services. We are constantly
making changes to reinforce our security systems, so as to give a safe and
secured card room to all our players.

In regard to your query about the number of days you need to keep the money on
your account without cashing it out is concerned, there is no specific number as
such, but we require you to play at least 25 percent of the deposit as raked
hands. As a one time exception we are processing the cashout we request you not
to repeatedly cashout after you make a purchase.

Your comments and suggestions are the best measure of our efforts and a great
part of our continued success. So keep writing to us!

Contact us anytime, we are available around the clock to assist you with your
account related questions and suggestions.

Sincerely,

Akshay
Investigations Team
alerts@PartyPoker.com

Re: Party Points Question
 

I stand corrected. Maybe its because I play at least an orbit of limit each day for the 200 pts per week/500 pts per month thing, but I rarely play 25% of my deposits worth.