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#21
10-08-2005, 08:09 PM
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Re: EuroBet No Longer a Party Skin?
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#22
10-08-2005, 08:10 PM
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Re: I\'m pretty sure its true
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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] in 10/20 6 max it was worth about ~$.10/hand, which comes out to .5BB/100. pretty large. [/ QUOTE ] You guys are overreacting. Party has added new features you can use to make extra money to make up for not having rakeback. [/ QUOTE ] thanks D, that plus dealing tips were a huge boost to my morale. I'm gonna go get really wasted on the strip now and reassess my life. [/ QUOTE ] bug, you seem to be a solid player. Maybe you will make a little less now, whatever. This is only a huge issue imo for medicore and poor multi-tabler monkeys.
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#24
10-08-2005, 08:20 PM
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Re: EuroBet No Longer a Party Skin?
A more serious point to consider: what may very easily be going on right now.
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#25
10-08-2005, 08:26 PM
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Re: I\'m pretty sure its true
[ QUOTE ]
[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] in 10/20 6 max it was worth about ~$.10/hand, which comes out to .5BB/100. pretty large. [/ QUOTE ] You guys are overreacting. Party has added new features you can use to make extra money to make up for not having rakeback. [/ QUOTE ] thanks D, that plus dealing tips were a huge boost to my morale. I'm gonna go get really wasted on the strip now and reassess my life. [/ QUOTE ] bug, you seem to be a solid player. Maybe you will make a little less now, whatever. This is only a huge issue imo for medicore and poor multi-tabler monkeys. [/ QUOTE ] It may not be the end of the world, but I really don't understand your cavalier attitude either. Are you saying losing tens of thousands of dollars per year in rakeback doesn't matter to "solid" players? If so, this is BS. Yeah, it may only be 10% or 5% of one's annual income, but it's still a solid chunk of cash that I'd much rather have than have to give up.
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#27
10-08-2005, 08:36 PM
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Re: I\'m pretty sure its true
[ QUOTE ]
[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] in 10/20 6 max it was worth about ~$.10/hand, which comes out to .5BB/100. pretty large. [/ QUOTE ] You guys are overreacting. Party has added new features you can use to make extra money to make up for not having rakeback. [/ QUOTE ] thanks D, that plus dealing tips were a huge boost to my morale. I'm gonna go get really wasted on the strip now and reassess my life. [/ QUOTE ] bug, you seem to be a solid player. Maybe you will make a little less now, whatever. This is only a huge issue imo for medicore and poor multi-tabler monkeys. [/ QUOTE ] It may not be the end of the world, but I really don't understand your cavalier attitude either. Are you saying losing tens of thousands of dollars per year in rakeback doesn't matter to "solid" players? If so, this is BS. Yeah, it may only be 10% or 5% of one's annual income, but it's still a solid chunk of cash that I'd much rather have than have to give up. [/ QUOTE ] Of course you'd rather have it. I did not say players weren't affected or that it wasn't bad for solid players. Just that it wasn't a HUGE issue as has been made of it.Look at the threads. All over the place. "OMGF, INTERNET POKER IS OVER" "OMFG, WORST DAY EVER" "POKER IS DEAD" "LIFE AS WE KNOW IT IS OVER" etc. As I've said already, this level of reaction is only appropriate for a certain group of players. Looking at the threads today, I would have thought a bill making it illegal to play poker online in the US was passed and all major ISPs were blocking access to poker sites or something.
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#28
10-08-2005, 08:38 PM
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More pressing issue...
is that i cannot cash out of eurobet...but no fear, support had teh following to say:
Dear Client, Thank you for contacting us, Please be advised that the poker cashier is unavailable at the moment. We do apologise for the inconvenience caused. We have informed our technicians and they are investigating the problem. All the balances will be settled within 48 hours. Once again we apologise for the inconvenience caused. Kind regards Marcos Eurobet Customer Services MY ORIGINAL MESSAGE: i tried to move money from my poker account to my sportsbook account but the error message said, "transaction unsuccessful" what does this mean and how do i transfer money? thanks Barron )_______________ well, not quite ready to be too worried but i would like the cash i have there Barron
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#29
10-08-2005, 08:46 PM
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Re: I\'m pretty sure its true
[ QUOTE ]
[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] in 10/20 6 max it was worth about ~$.10/hand, which comes out to .5BB/100. pretty large. [/ QUOTE ] You guys are overreacting. Party has added new features you can use to make extra money to make up for not having rakeback. [/ QUOTE ] thanks D, that plus dealing tips were a huge boost to my morale. I'm gonna go get really wasted on the strip now and reassess my life. [/ QUOTE ] bug, you seem to be a solid player. Maybe you will make a little less now, whatever. This is only a huge issue imo for medicore and poor multi-tabler monkeys. [/ QUOTE ] I wonder if some of the sub-1 bb/100 players who now no longer get rakeback will now be unable to deal with the swings and stop playing. this should have the effect of making the games better. it will hurt more good players than bad ones. also a lot of the good short limit players might move to other sites to play bigger. so overall I'd imagine the the quality of games will go up, which will combat the rakeback thing to an extent. a decent multi-tabling 20 or 30 player should only lose 10-20% of his earn.
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#30
10-08-2005, 08:48 PM
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Re: I\'m pretty sure its true
[ QUOTE ]
[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] in 10/20 6 max it was worth about ~$.10/hand, which comes out to .5BB/100. pretty large. [/ QUOTE ] You guys are overreacting. Party has added new features you can use to make extra money to make up for not having rakeback. [/ QUOTE ] thanks D, that plus dealing tips were a huge boost to my morale. I'm gonna go get really wasted on the strip now and reassess my life. [/ QUOTE ] bug, you seem to be a solid player. Maybe you will make a little less now, whatever. This is only a huge issue imo for medicore and poor multi-tabler monkeys. [/ QUOTE ] It may not be the end of the world, but I really don't understand your cavalier attitude either. Are you saying losing tens of thousands of dollars per year in rakeback doesn't matter to "solid" players? If so, this is BS. Yeah, it may only be 10% or 5% of one's annual income, but it's still a solid chunk of cash that I'd much rather have than have to give up. [/ QUOTE ] Of course you'd rather have it. I did not say players weren't affected or that it wasn't bad for solid players. Just that it wasn't a HUGE issue as has been made of it.Look at the threads. All over the place. "OMGF, INTERNET POKER IS OVER" "OMFG, WORST DAY EVER" "POKER IS DEAD" "LIFE AS WE KNOW IT IS OVER" etc. As I've said already, this level of reaction is only appropriate for a certain group of players. Looking at the threads today, I would have thought a bill making it illegal to play poker online in the US was passed and all major ISPs were blocking access to poker sites or something. [/ QUOTE ] I think there is a correlation going on here that causes the same people who panic at this stuff to be the marginally winning poker players. "Oh sh*t, the third [img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img] just hit the board. I better check-call the river with my set of As."
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