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danks dawg
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March Monies have been shipped, first class.
Jillaj, GeoffM, and Robbr - you punks each owe me money!!! Just kidding, but still... you guys are killing me here.
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If I had a way to put money in there I would, lol.
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Well, apparently you have a way to cost me money....
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cool beans! Thanks TP. I had to go back to the fine print to figure out how it's calculated, but it's definitely a nice bonus.
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I heard bank of america debit cards do work.also wells fargo
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I like to get my money in when behind, that way I cant get drawn out
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The month before cost me lots. I got you back in April though and will be playin a lot more starting in June.
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Last month, I was $15 in the hole from you, so I took that off what I owed you for this month. If it was only a couple of bucks, I wouldn't have bothered.
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I think I dropped a little over 25K player points at the store this month and I am not playing for shit. Assuming my rake generated is less than the equivalent $ value for the points spent, will that 'negative value' carry over to the next month and be reduced from that rakeback?
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If it's a very small amount, no worries - I'll just eat it. But if it's a significant amount, then yeah, I'd carry it to the next month... It would be bad business for me to cover those costs entirely out of my pocket, ya know?
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OK is this for real? There is some combination of action/inaction that can wind up having the rakeback come in as a negative amount - and you have to pay that back to FT? Do you know what causes this so I can avoid it? I didn't play much in April, as you can probably tell from the RB amount, but I certainly don't want you to wind up in the hole if I take a month off or something. |
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Yes, this is for real, and yes, Full Tilt reduces the amount of money they pay me when people are negative. In other words, if they owe me me $1000 for pshabi and melioris shows up as a $50 loss, they pay me a total of $950. It happens all the time, but it's usually small amounts, so I don't worry about it. There are also usually a couple of people who earn less than the $5 minimum per month, so I figure it's usually a wash in the end.
And yes, it is completely under each player's control. Your RB is calculated as follows: Player Rake + Player Juice - Player Bonus - Player Added - Used Points - Player Fees = Total. This Total is then multiplied by 27%, which gives us your rakeback number. So, to maximize the amount of rake you get, you want to make the first two numbers (cash game rake and tourney juice) as high as possible and minimize the deductions, which are: Player Bonus - Bonuses are good for you in the long run but come off of your rakeback, which makes sense. In other words, if you earn a $100 bonus, this will reduce your RB by $27, but in order to earn that $100 bonus, you surely generated way more than $27 in rake anyway. Player Added - I'm honestly not sure what this is. I think deposits go under Player Fees, and this is usually $0 for most people. Maybe this is like if you win a freeroll or something like that. FWIW, yours, de-coder, was 21 cents in April. Does that number ring a bell? shabi had a very high number here this month. Used Points - I believe I once calculated that they value points at 200 points = $1. So a 3600 point hat, for example, is going to cost you 3600/200 = $18 * .27 = $4.86. melioris' 25k shopping spree should cost him $33.75. Player Fees - I think this is where they put the fees for when you deposit.... or maybe it's only for when you withdraw. I'm not sure. sjay had a huge number in here this month (it wiped out all of his RB), so maybe he can tell us. I think that's it. Make sense? |
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