FullTilt and Pokerstars transfers should be added to the SBR Store

**tltaylor89** · 12-20-10, 10:46 AM

I don't play at book provided poker rooms the options that Full Tilt and Pokerstars offer blows away all the sportsbook offered poker rooms.Those fuking trash pokerrooms these books offer are not even in there league.

**dmtrader** · 12-20-10, 10:53 AM

I would LOVE a PokerStars point transfer - but I agree with others that the chances of that happening are slim and none (and one just left town). I still enjoy SBR for what it is (but I don't play poker here).

**RudyRuetigger** · 12-20-10, 10:55 AM

best chance of this happening is for SBR to become an affiliate of poker sites, allowing for pt purchases, rakeback, and bonuses.

**tltaylor89** · 12-20-10, 11:03 AM

To put Bodogs name up there with FT and PS is not allowed.

**tltaylor89** · 12-20-10, 11:07 AM

Why does ESPN advertise Pokerstars if there's no money to be made she needs to ge it in her fuking hea that Espn makes advertising and referral fees off anyone who clicks that ad.She should never put Bodog Poker before Full Tilt or Pokerstars or any other fuking sportsbook poker platform for that matter becUse they pail in fuking comparisonthe will never stack up to them ever

**MartinBlank** · 12-20-10, 11:11 AM

Originally posted by tltaylor89

Why does ESPN advertise Pokerstars if there's no money to be made she needs to ge it in her fuking hea that Espn makes advertising and referral fees off anyone who clicks that ad.She should never put Bodog Poker before Full Tilt or Pokerstars or any other fuking sportsbook poker platform for that matter becUse they pail in fuking comparisonthe will never stack up to them ever

Those are mutually exclusive issues Taylor.

The quality of the poker sites is irrelevant. The issue is which site will SBR reward because of the existing advertising relationship.

You can stomp, yell, scream, and keep thinking of ways for SBR John to lose money, but it isn't going to happen. There is no business sense at all for John to offer PS/FT money without them throwing tons of cash his way.

**pavyracer** · 12-20-10, 11:15 AM

Have you ever seen SBR_John discuss business propositions in the forum with random posters?

**MartinBlank** · 12-20-10, 11:16 AM

Originally posted by pavyracer

Have you ever seen SBR_John discuss business propositions in the forum with random posters?

Pav, you are underestimating how smart Taylor thinks he is.

He thinks he's really really smart.

**tltaylor89** · 12-20-10, 11:21 AM

Johns not losing any money with this venture Blank.

**eidolon** · 12-20-10, 11:56 AM

does papa johns, dominoes, burger king, omaha steaks....Do all these companies pay for "advertising" at SBR? I think not. It is just another gift to the followers at SBR.

Plus I have suggested this numerous times since the points system has been instilled at SBR. Many threads with no feedback from the top guys.

**MartinBlank** · 12-20-10, 12:00 PM

Originally posted by tltaylor89

Johns not losing any money with this venture Blank.

Let me put my brain around this one.

Okay.

SBR J gives away "Points" for free.

And Player X can take that free product and and sell that free product back to John in exchange for John sending cash to FT or PS.

In exchange for that transaction-----Neither FT or PS offers John any advertising revenue of any kind, or bonuses for player sign ups.

Now, explain again how John makes money on that.

This I have to read.

To wit. John gave away a free product, which player X sold back to him for cash at a site that gives John zero money to cover that transaction, and you think this makes financial sense to SBR?

**MartinBlank** · 12-20-10, 12:02 PM

Originally posted by eidolon

does papa johns, dominoes, burger king, omaha steaks....Do all these companies pay for "advertising" at SBR? I think not. It is just another gift to the followers at SBR.

Plus I have suggested this numerous times since the points system has been instilled at SBR. Many threads with no feedback from the top guys.

Those "gifts" can be purchased for pennies on the dollar. I am stunned that you guys know this little about marketing. A Papa John's pizza or GC isn't in the same ball park as offering cash to a poker site.

**tltaylor89** · 12-20-10, 12:17 PM

John dosent give points away for free anymore I had to pay for mine by signing up for pro status Blank.John makes money by having new people clik ads and deposit in turn the book pays them a percentage of the initial deposit up to a certain amount and in some cases a part of house loses.These get credited into Sbrs affiliate account and when you use your points to purchase fp cash they transfer you that amount to your account it is not coming out of Johns pocket at all it's just a tipof what Sbr makes.

**Kaabee** · 12-20-10, 12:21 PM

these pokersites will not want to be affiliated with a sportsbook site. end of story.

**blueghost** · 12-20-10, 12:22 PM

simply brilliant lets have a vote or record how many in favour of it cant see a downside

**tltaylor89** · 12-20-10, 12:23 PM

It's the same fuking concept Blank you get advertising revenues in top of referrell revenues.All Sbr has to do is start a full tilt and Pokerstars account and when players redeem points they just transfer the money

**MartinBlank** · 12-20-10, 01:17 PM

Originally posted by tltaylor89

It's the same fuking concept Blank you get advertising revenues in top of referrell revenues.All Sbr has to do is start a full tilt and Pokerstars account and when players redeem points they just transfer the money

Did I miss something, don't the Non-Pros, still get 6 points per day?

No one is obligated to deposit with any SBR listed book to get those points, so your idea that John doesn't give money away isn't exactly correct is it?

And more-----take the BTP contest for example----Non-Pros were paid in points. With no obligation to deposit with DSI. So, what I posted was correct. SBR gives away free points.

I don't like to bust balls for spelling issues, but for a guy who thinks he's smart---would it be so difficult for you to know how to spell "referral?" (It isn't referrell). Come on Taylor, you're better than this.