Partypoker players' club points...

[crunchy1]

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They even re-shipped an order after calling them because I didn't get my stuff.

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Did you call the regular customer service number or another number?

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It's been awhile since that happened but, I think I called the regular customer service number and they forwarded me to the merchandise department. I also e-mailed the merchandise@partypoker.com address (I think that's it).

[jwvdcw]

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They even re-shipped an order after calling them because I didn't get my stuff.

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Did you call the regular customer service number or another number?

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Wow. I wish they would do this again.

[ncboiler]

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there's no need I think. ... everyone is playing partypoker anyway.

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No doubt the true answer

[theben]

who wouldnt want crappy party merchadise?

[MicroBob]

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I wear their polos to work 2-3x / week.

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I bet you look REALLY cool.


just kidding (sort of).

I really don't like the online poker-site merchandise for the most part and hardly ever wear it.
I was happy to wear the pokerstars stuff that we got for free at the WSOP because I agreed to do so in exchange for a free hotel-room (everyone who qualified for the WSOP via Stars got this deal...free hotel for 10 days if you agreed to wear their logo gear).


On the Party-Poker cruise we got a big goodie-bag worth of stuff also but there was no obligation to wear any of it.
I was amazed at the number of people on the cruise who were actually wearing it virtually everyday....either at the tourney or just out and about around the boat.

nothing says "cool" like a 10/20 game with the various players all wearing PartyPoker visors, ball-caps, polos and t-shirts.

I'm alright with the t-shirts and the luggage (small duffel-bag from party...nice BIG suitcase from Stars) as well as the party beach-bag/towel.
But the polos, jackets and hats just don't do it for me.
I guess I'm a snob. Oh well.