Beginners games on party

What's up with these "beginners" games? I've noticed them on Party poker, but haven't tried to get on. They have games at limits from .50/$1 all the way up to 20/40 or higher. Who can get on them? Can you not qualify as a "beginner" and be prevented from earning $$ there? Can you only play so many hands? I have no idea. I just saw the listing at some point, but haven't got a clue what they are for. Any info on these? [img]/images/graemlins/confused.gif[/img]

[closer2313]

Your account has to be less than 45 days old to be able to play on them.

Also, they don't have 20/40. The highest limit games in the beginners rooms (as of last time I checked, yesterday) was 1/2. The lowest was, I believe, .15/.30.

[NobodysFreak]

I signed up with party over the summer and those beginner tables were a god send. I just wish I could keep playing on them. At 1/2 it wasn't uncommon to see average pots get over $30 with about 6-8 people seeing every flop.

[A_K]

Last time I checked they had $3/$6, maybe higher (don't remember).

The beginners section sure makes table selection easy! [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]

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At 1/2 it wasn't uncommon to see average pots get over $30 with about 6-8 people seeing every flop.

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They sound more like aquariums than poker tables.

Kevinho

[WalkAmongUs]

The highest limits they have are $1/$2. I'm on them currently and they are super money. 4 tables for 2-3 hours will usually yield around $100-$300.

[Deamon2]

when the first started out, they spread .5/1-3/6

now they have .15/.30-1/2

[KSOT]

I can't believe how high the table averages are for these O_O

[A_K]

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The highest limits they have are $1/$2. I'm on them currently and they are super money. 4 tables for 2-3 hours will usually yield around $100-$300.

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Yeah. But the variance is a bitch. Four people to the river will do that. [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]