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#11
11-24-2004, 03:12 PM
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Re: Prima Poker, Stay away from their sites.
you are the exact person i was referring to when i said (with a few exceptions).
all sites seem to screw over a few 'good guys' in the course of business, and unfortunately you were the one to take the statistical hit. 
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#12
11-24-2004, 03:19 PM
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Re: Prima Poker, Stay away from their sites.
Do you ever have anything else to say?
-Mike
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#13
11-24-2004, 04:25 PM
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Re: Prima Poker, Stay away from their sites.
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RVP and the Bellerock rooms (tgc, riverbelle and lucky nugget) are class acts. RVP is rich in poker pros that would never associate themselves with anything smarmy, and bellerock is probably the most solid casino group on the entire PLANET. stop the smears. if you have a particular problem or some complete evidence, present it. don't just be a whiny baby. like it or not, prima is now top 5 and will remain a major player in internet poker. the games don't get much jucier, and the only people (with a couple of exceptions) that have a problem with them are usually up to no good or are sour that they are being held to terms and conditions they agreed to upon opening their account. [/ QUOTE ] If I had balls, I'd tell prima to suck them. Prima Sucks!
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#14
11-24-2004, 04:55 PM
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Re: Prima Poker, Stay away from their sites.
Prima is OK if you dont get on the wrong side of their emonious rules and terms. Tread lightly and you will do alright there.
As far as linking Desert Poker with Prima, I think that is unfair. Desert was a stand alone failed sight before they came up with a seeming rescue plan. If you had money on Desert after realizing that in half a year they couldnt get a full table going 24hrs a day, then you deserve partly the fault of losing your money. It was inevitable.
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#15
11-24-2004, 07:00 PM
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Re: Prima Poker, Stay away from their sites.
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Prima Sucks! [/ QUOTE ] That's right, Prima sucks! FullofAces is telling the truth. Heck, he has no motive or reason to lie. What reason in the world would he have for making this up? Under Standard Internet Protocol, if a gaming site is accused of wrongdoing, then the burden of proof falls on the casino to prove they did nothing wrong. A case of libel would not be actionable against fullofaces. His statement is true, therefore they are not libelous. Gaming Club still owes gabbyyy $50. And they are too cheap to pay up.
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#16
11-24-2004, 07:03 PM
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Re: Prima Poker, Stay away from their sites.
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A case of libel would not be actionable against fullofaces. His statement is true, therefore they are not libelous. Gaming Club still owes gabbyyy $50. And they are too cheap to pay up. [/ QUOTE ] I would love to see these scumballs in court. Their whole operation would be shut down in a matter of hours. BTW, Who the fuk are you grey? 20 posts, hmmm I wonder who you work for.. [img]/images/graemlins/confused.gif[/img]
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#17
11-24-2004, 11:13 PM
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Re: Prima Poker, Stay away from their sites.
Funny how some people come on a defend a site that stiffed people. They would probably be the first ones to cry when it happens to them. I never did generalize, there have been many players here that have complained about desert stiffing them. As for a group of us props they hired, they stiffed us out of $11K.
I have also seen many people refer to Desert as city poker. I contacted City Poker and they say they have no affiliation with Desert. As for one poster here claiming that Desert turned things around. What a joke, they sneaked into Prima under someone elses license...that is part of my problem with Prima. How could they let that happen? And it wasn't such a sneak job either. I was at the Desert office the other day and had to wait because two Prima representatives were in a meeting with the owner of Desert, the same guy that stiffed everyone. So tell me they didn't know who they were getting into business with.
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#18
11-24-2004, 11:32 PM
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Re: Prima Poker, Stay away from their sites.
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their emonious rules and [/ QUOTE ] For a second I thought maybe this wasn't some bizarre misspelling and was actually a word I didn't know (introduced on this site). Of course I was disappointed. Please try to explain what word you are trying to use with "emonious". onerous? enormous?
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#19
11-26-2004, 11:42 AM
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Re: Prima Poker, Stay away from their sites.
I'm not saying Prima is totally bad, but they have certainly tarnished their reputation by allowing Desert Poker into their group. Makes you wonder how many other sites in thier group have done the same.
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#20
12-30-2004, 10:09 AM
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Re: Prima Poker, Stay away from their sites.
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I'm not saying Prima is totally bad, but they have certainly tarnished their reputation by allowing Desert Poker into their group. Makes you wonder how many other sites in thier group have done the same. [/ QUOTE ]Am I stupid? Desert poker = City Poker? [img]/images/graemlins/confused.gif[/img]
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