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flopmonkey
Old 07-23-2010, 02:03 PM     Post subject: Question about rakeback #1 (permalink)  
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I have signed up directly with full tilt, so I didn't get any rakeback program.

Would it be more profitable in the long term to stop playing there and get into a rakeback program on another site?

Or is there a way to open a new account at fulltilt and start over?
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Keith
Old 07-23-2010, 03:43 PM #2 (permalink)  
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Keith will become famous soon enoughKeith will become famous soon enough
 some options
email full tilt and ask if you are affiliated to anybody , if not

1. Ask to be tagged to FTR - you won't get rakeback but you can entere lots of freerolls

2. Ask to get rakeback - and they may put you in touch with there own rakeback provider

3. possibly try asking rake the rake or some other rakeback site if you can get retagged to them.


If they say you are tagged to an affiliate and you say no way ....did you type Full tilt into google and follow their link. .... In which case I reckon that google are your affiliate because a bit of research on IPoker has shown that going via google and direct to some of the big name sites has different points earning rates on some ipoker sites. My suspicion is that google is acting as an affiliate and if thats the case on IPoker you can bet that they are doing the same on stars and Full tilt and getting referral income off everyone going via them.
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