Best way to preserve free money @ Pacific

[UATrewqaz]

Pacific Poker (which sucks gigantic ass) put $10 free into my account there (which I signed up for like oh... over a year ago, never actually played there, because as mentioned before, it sucks ass).

Basically I want to take my $10 and

A. Meet the terms required for cashing it out
B. Get up tot he minimum cash out amount

What is the safest and mostly timely manner to achive this? Considering I refuse to make any deposit...(gee I hope that isn't in the terms)

[benkath1]

grind .05/.10

There is a wagering requirement. I don't remember what it is, but you can track it in the cashier screen by looking at your bonus point thingys. I think you have to wager $30 to withdrawl. That's how I got started, so who knows, might turn into a few grand. [img]/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img]

They just put $10 into my account today too. They're good at putting in a free 10 bucks every few months or so even if you have never deposited there.

[UATrewqaz]

Well I have turned a $5 PS transfer into $25 so I think I can manage, I'm playing .25/.50 now though... 1 table very bad [img]/images/graemlins/tongue.gif[/img]

[Online247]

grind out enough to play a 10 dollar SNG and take your chances .

Note, pacific doesn't like me cause i didn't get no damn ten dollar bonus.

[UATrewqaz]

Up to $25...

the play is bad as advertised

Flop a full house and and have 3 people call em down with pairs or ace high, etc.

[UATrewqaz]

Hypothetically can I cash out $15 of my $25 now, and leave the $10 bonus and just take the $15 of profits?

Apparently you have to wager 20x ($200)

I've done.. uh $14.60

Apparently you have to wager but in the past (about 6 months back) my brother withdrew the bonus without playing a hand. I've heard of others as well being able to withdraw without meeting the requirements.

[Felipe]

I tried and didn't work. They told me over the phone I can keep any winnings, but to take the initial 10 you must wager 20X

pacific is so sh*t, but the play is wretched. I mean horrible! 9 players to the flop, and 5 to the river! OMG!