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Old 10-12-2005, 02:11 AM
poindexter poindexter is offline
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Default party poker and why I may never return

I recently cashed out all my funds from Empire poker and I am sitting here waiting to see what party wants to do with me (the sub optimal player). I am one of the winning poker players who they don’t give a dam about. They claim they will tolerate me but it doesn’t look like they will go out of their way to make my return to them easy.

Empire realized the importance of a high volume player long ago and they had the reward system implemented long before party even considered having one. Party seems to be more worried about who gets the fishes money. Rake alone is clearly not enough for them this is why they are turning their poker room into a casino. Not just any casino but one that offers black jack that hits SOFT 17! Why does it hit soft 17??? Because they treat the fish or “optimal players” with the same disrespect they give everyone else. Add to all this horrible customer service and that’s about all I can stand. I just re-deposited some of my roll back into Empire and I may never look back. All I need are some good games and as of right now the games are scarce but they for some reason are better then they were before this fiasco. I encourage all 2+2ers to give other poker rooms a serious consideration before you return to a CASINO that believes you will come back regardless of how they treat you.
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