Platinum Poker

03-13-2005 01:22 PM #1
SavX View Profile View Forum Posts Private Message View Blog Entries Join Date Mar 2005 Posts 32	Platinum Poker Does anyone play on Platinum Poker? It has a lot of tournaments that need action points. How do you get action points? Also, I read that they have penny SnG freerolls. But I don't see them?

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03-13-2005 01:58 PM #2
Legendash View Profile View Forum Posts Private Message View Blog Entries Join Date May 2004 Posts 585 Location Crypto 6max 100NL	Yeah i do, its a VC skin, check this out http://www.flopturnriver.com/reviews...er-VCPoker.php They used to have penny free rolls but these stopped about 6 months ago, now they have $2MTT's but these are pretty awful value compared to some of the freerolls available on the net. You can only earn action points by playing real money, you can earn them playing SNG's but you get loads more for playing ring games, once you're earning reasonable money playing ring games the value of the freerolls seems a little low compared to the amount you can earn in the same amount of time playing ring but they are essentially free so i can't complain.
	"[This theory] is only useful for helping to calculate your luck odds. If you have a good read that you have a numerical advantage against your opponent, that your hand is "luckier"..." Copyright, Youngdro 2007.
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03-14-2005 02:26 AM #3
jmontis View Profile View Forum Posts Private Message View Blog Entries Join Date Dec 2004 Posts 1,321	i play here all the time. They have .10 STT's and sometimes .60 NL rebuy tourneys.
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03-14-2005 06:10 AM #4
Legendash View Profile View Forum Posts Private Message View Blog Entries Join Date May 2004 Posts 585 Location Crypto 6max 100NL	Hey jmontis, whats your name on VC, and what level do you play at?
	"[This theory] is only useful for helping to calculate your luck odds. If you have a good read that you have a numerical advantage against your opponent, that your hand is "luckier"..." Copyright, Youngdro 2007.
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