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Posted by magatt966:
Posted by Mober: It seems, they have the same policy in all Cake poker Network sites. I know for a fact that the specific rule is valid in Cake poker. But also is easy to acquire points there since they have dealt system.
I would like to know more about their rake method: when I used to play on cakepoker (about 3 years ago) they had dealt method but I would like to know for sure if: 1) they still have the same rake method to assign vip points they had in the past 2) If the same conditions apply to all the network: therefore to ballpoker as well.
May someone please link me or c/p here their rake policy?
thx in advance
If they do still have a dealt system i doubt it will stay that way for long as all the sites are going for contribution based now i think.
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Posted by bullettooth1:
Posted by magatt966:
Posted by Mober: It seems, they have the same policy in all Cake poker Network sites. I know for a fact that the specific rule is valid in Cake poker. But also is easy to acquire points there since they have dealt system.
I would like to know more about their rake method: when I used to play on cakepoker (about 3 years ago) they had dealt method but I would like to know for sure if: 1) they still have the same rake method to assign vip points they had in the past 2) If the same conditions apply to all the network: therefore to ballpoker as well.
May someone please link me or c/p here their rake policy?
thx in advance
If they do still have a dealt system i doubt it will stay that way for long as all the sites are going for contribution based now i think.
This is the reason why I'm asking if it's still goin on
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c/p from ballpoker website (maybe someone else is interested to this matter)
" Frequent Player Points
When you are dealt cards in a real money ring game, you'll earn 1 FPP for every dollar raked. At Ballpoker, we believe a penny played should be a penny earned, so we're accurate down to the penny when it comes to FPPs. For example, if your table was raked $1.25, you will receive 1.25 FPP. In tournament play, you'll earn 7 FPPs per dollar in tournament fees paid. The tournament fee paid is indicated by the "(+ $)" when registering for a tournament."
case closed
Edited by magatt966 (14 February 2013 @ 16:17 GMT)
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I can assure 100% that Cake still has dealt system. Had some time free yesterday and played a couple of hands and still works. I dont know if they will change this in the future but for now its still on. If you have a rake back deal you are awarded half the points though. Just to save you time of looking into that . gl
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Posted by Mober: I can assure 100% that Cake still has dealt system. Had some time free yesterday and played a couple of hands and still works. I dont know if they will change this in the future but for now its still on. If you have a rake back deal you are awarded half the points though. Just to save you time of looking into that . gl
TY +1
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Posted by bullettooth1: I've just been looking for that lol. So as long as your dealt cards you will get the points for the amount that was raked?
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Posted by stimp1024: Ok after some time I get the following reply, now to earn 2 gold coins is like 200 FPPs and if my account goes below $50 (currently $55) no withdrawal!. Now I thought this didn't apply to this freeroll? Also the customer support is pretty lame, it took 2 emails and 9 days for them to reply!!
Ballpoker has to allow withdraw the BRM freeroll winnings. The Administrator confirmed that these rules does not apply.
Posted by Administrator:
Posted by rbdflyboy: Just read the fine print on the freerolls. One must earn 2 gold chips before or after cashing in a freeroll before one can cashout freeroll winnings. That's 100 fpp per gold chip. The rake rate is 1fpp/$ at cash tables and 7fpp/$ in tournment fees. Now the big question here is: Do these rules apply to the BRM freerolls as well?
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The specific rules dont apply for the FPP and gold chips.
I dont think you can avoid the minimum cash out restriction of 50$ in any way, which havent seen anywhere admin saying that they dont apply btw.
No matter what the sites dont change the specific policy for any reason. Either way you most probably will need a deposit prior to cashing out. So you can top up the rest up to 50$ if you are not up there yet, and hit the button
. gl
