I have been playing at sportsbook.com and have been doing pretty good. I just started again 2 weeks ago when I read a thread in the NPR section. Let me know if you sign up - we can play someJohnnyt said:What is a good site to play poker on? Thank you. Johnnyt
Johnnyt said:What is a good site to play poker on? Thank you. Johnnyt
I am not sure if those sites let you play if you are from America. I don't know for sure though. I think I tried a while back right after that law passed and wasn't allowed to deposit money. I know the one I am on lets you.Smorgass Bored said:Poker Stars and Ultimate Bet. It doesn't matter which site you choose. In no time at all, you'll be talking to yourself, dreaming of the 'bad beats' and telling anyone that will listen, online poker is RIGGED.... enjoy
Doug
( the biggest advantage to online poker is that you don't have to wear any pants while playing )![]()
Johnnyt said:What is a good site to play poker on? Thank you. Johnnyt
mark tadd said:Whew ! for a second I thought this was a religious thread and was about to report it my bad I was wrong so carry on .
mark tadd
Smorgass Bored said:Don't worry, I reported it. I just received a PM that read, "Mr. Bored, Thank you for your concern pertaining to the topic of your enclosed thread from the Main Forum. We take these reports very seriously. The AZ Moderators will take your complaint under advisement the moment that their poker game has ended. Thank you for your never ending vigilance"
yours truly,
AZB Abuse Dept.
Doug
Johnnyt said:What is a good site to play poker on? Thank you. Johnnyt
jay helfert said:Johnny, there really are no good sites now for American players. It is a major hassle to get money in and take it out. I do play still on Poker Stars (the best tournaments) and Ultimate Bet because I still have money in accounts there. But if I go broke, I will not be making any more deposits.
I cashed out some money a while back ($1,000) and it took almost three weeks to get the check, when it used to be instantaneous, direct into my checking account.
Do NOT put any serious money into a poker site now. I keep around $1,000 max. You just don't know what the future will bring. People who had money in Neteller have basically lost it. It has been tied up since January, with no clear indication of when you will get it back. People I know have thousands in there.
The mighty Party Poker burned me for over $2,500. I have yet to get my money back from them, after they shut down in the USA. And the prospects don't look too good.
JAM said:Wow, that is very interesting and good advice.
My experience with PokerStars is if you cash in $1,000 or more, they send you a check. Three or four months ago, the checks over $1,000 were FedEx'd to the recipient, and it only took 2 or 3 days.
About 2 month ago, Poker Stars sent checks over $1,000 from a check written on an Atlanta, Georgia bank, and it took almost 2 weeks to receive it.
Last month, the checks over $1,000 from Poker Stars were written on a bank in Califoria, and it came in 3 days.
However, the inconsistensies and the moving of monies is something to take notice of.
FullTilt is another poker site that is popular. There are some "pro" poker players who play there, too. So far, they pay as well.
JAM
jay helfert said:Mine was from an Atlanta bank, and it took over two weeks. I don't like the fact that they keep moving around. This is not a good sign. If they shut down here, we may or may not get paid.
jay helfert said:Johnny, there really are no good sites now for American players. It is a major hassle to get money in and take it out. I do play still on Poker Stars (the best tournaments) and Ultimate Bet because I still have money in accounts there. But if I go broke, I will not be making any more deposits.
I've been playing on Full Tilt alot lately and I can deposit and withdraw straight from my visa debit account, I have no idea about checks though.jay helfert said:Johnny, there really are no good sites now for American players. It is a major hassle to get money in and take it out. I do play still on Poker Stars (the best tournaments) and Ultimate Bet because I still have money in accounts there. But if I go broke, I will not be making any more deposits.
I cashed out some money a while back ($1,000) and it took almost three weeks to get the check, when it used to be instantaneous, direct into my checking account.
Do NOT put any serious money into a poker site now. I keep around $1,000 max. You just don't know what the future will bring. People who had money in Neteller have basically lost it. It has been tied up since January, with no clear indication of when you will get it back. People I know have thousands in there.
The mighty Party Poker burned me for over $2,500. I have yet to get my money back from them, after they shut down in the USA. And the prospects don't look too good.
yep another great answer lolSmorgass Bored said:Don't worry, I reported it. I just received a PM that read, "Mr. Bored, Thank you for your concern pertaining to the topic of your enclosed thread from the Main Forum. We take these reports very seriously. The AZ Moderators will take your complaint under advisement the moment that their poker game has ended. Thank you for your never ending vigilance"
yours truly,
AZB Abuse Dept.
Doug