Poker Help

[mojo]

I'm in a dilemma. I really want a casino that allows player to player transfers so I can do a special offer. The only one I know of that does this is 3dice but they do not allow new affiliates right now.

I understand poker allows this quite often.

If you didn't know a thing about poker and wanted to be an affiliate at one place that allows player to player, which one would it be?

[Hazo]

Are you talking about poker rooms or casinos to transfer cash?

[mojo]

It's for if I want to transfer funds to another player from my own player acct. Casinos are very limited on this so was thinking of trying it with poker. It's prize money from specials I do.

I used to have sponsors but it's such a hassle to credit players so would rather do it myself.

Not sure which poker room is the best. If you were going to just promote one room, which one?

[Hazo]

PokerStars is the best by far. They do have a requirement though that players play though 20% of the amount transferred into their account before they can withdrawal.

The next best option is Full Tilt and they are solid as well. They don't have any play through requirements.

[mojo]

Cool! Full Tilt sounds better with no playthru if I decide to go this route.

Looking at the site, takes usa players.

Thanks Hazo!!

[Lenny]

Im pretty sure doylesroom allows this too and they also have a full casino were usa players are welcome.

[mojo]

That looks pretty good lenny. Just the ticket actually. Thanks!

Do you have an aff manager contact for Doyles?

[Matt Geer]

From my experience, Full Tilt is a pain if you are transfering money to other players and they want to try to withdraw. This happened to me just a couple weeks ago and would not allow me to pull funds that were transfered to me.

Just FYI

[Hazo]

I've never had problems. In fact I prefer them over everyone else because of that. Maybe everyone is treated differently lol.

[Matt Geer]

I've never had problems. In fact I prefer them over everyone else because of that. Maybe everyone is treated differently lol.

LOL...maybe. I had about $300 transfered to me and I tried to withdraw immediately and they wouldn't allow me to. They said that the funds were sent to play with and they were not a financial institution. Then I tried to play through it for a little while and probably played hundred hands or so and tried it again. Still no luck. Ended up transferring it back to the original sender and got paypal instead. Maybe it was just me?