Littlewoods Poker

[theblitz]

I signed up for Littlewoods poker yesterday.
I have a number of questions before I start depositing my money there. I tried to send them to CS but got no answer. Maybe someone here could help me.

1. Is there a charge for deposit/withdrawl of funds via Neteller?

2. If I use US funds are they converted into GBP or do they stay in Dollars? I ask this because I looked at my account at it says I have 0 funds (which I obviously expected) but says it is in GBP.

3. Is there a sign-up bonus?

1. Yes, normal $1 for the ecashdirect withdrawal and also fee (charged by neteller i believe) for changing from GBP back to $.

2.converted to GBP, but you can still play euro/GBP/$ tables

3. 25 GBP for 250 dealt each month + 100% deposit bonus up to 25 GBP in the casino each month

[theblitz]

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1. Yes, normal $1 for the ecashdirect withdrawal and also fee (charged by neteller i believe) for changing from GBP back to $.

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Every other site pays the Neteller fee. Why are they so stingey?
Also, don't you lose out on exchange rates by converting back and forth?

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2.converted to GBP, but you can still play euro/GBP/$ tables


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Not sure I understand this bit. If it is converted to GBP then how are you playing in $?

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3. 25 GBP for 250 dealt each month + 100% deposit bonus up to 25 GBP in the casino each month

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So, overall, is it worth the trouble?

[theblitz]

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[QuickLearner]

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1. Yes, normal $1 for the ecashdirect withdrawal and also fee (charged by neteller i believe) for changing from GBP back to $.

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Every other site pays the Neteller fee. Why are they so stingey?
Also, don't you lose out on exchange rates by converting back and forth?

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2.converted to GBP, but you can still play euro/GBP/$ tables


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Not sure I understand this bit. If it is converted to GBP then how are you playing in $?

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3. 25 GBP for 250 dealt each month + 100% deposit bonus up to 25 GBP in the casino each month

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So, overall, is it worth the trouble?

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1. They pay the neteller fee; the 1 unit withdrawal fee is across the board at all the e-cash sites. And, yes, you lose a few points when converting.
2. Your deposit is in GBP; once at the site if you choose a $$ table they convert it for you. Your balance is always displayed (in the cashier) as GBP.
3. Yes.

[theblitz]

Thx.

I'll give it a shot and see how it goes.

[theblitz]

Any differance in quality between the GBP and the $ tables?

[QuickLearner]

The GBP tables are a little looser. Player quality is more complicated; the following is just my opinion, which could be criticized by every European player who posts on 2+2. The Europeans are not quite as strong at limit games but are quite skilled at PL/NL, and the GBP tables are dominated by Europeans. So the GBP limit tables are more profitable than the $$ limit tables. Remember that you're playing for twice the stake that you're used to, however, so take that into account when judging a table's potential.

I'm willing to make that broad-brush generalization only because there aren't many European 2+2'ers playing limit on the Cryptos. If "Sup Bro" gets a response from a European, consider yourself warned. [img]/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img]