1. 11-04-11 10:39 PM #1
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    Poker Rollover?

    How does this work? Got 3rd in the 9 EST tourney last monday and won '250' points? I don't use the poker software that often, can someone quickly explain, or send link on how the rollover works for poker? Thanks.
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  2. 11-04-11 10:53 PM #2
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    If you won 250, you can sit at on table with them. Untill you bet 750 dollars(and get called) those points and any you win or lose will stay in the bonus section. Once you hit your 750 dollar bet(and called) thresh hold, once you log off the table, the points become just normal points. Hope this helps
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  3. 11-04-11 10:55 PM #3
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    Quote Originally Posted by ButImSuited View Post
    If you won 250, you can sit at on table with them. Untill you bet 750 dollars(and get called) those points and any you win or lose will stay in the bonus section. Once you hit your 750 dollar bet(and called) thresh hold, once you log off the table, the points become just normal points. Hope this helps
    Thanks, so I guess the rollover rules only apply to the ring games? (Not the tournaments). ?
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  4. 11-04-11 10:55 PM #4
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    just as a clarification, you DO NOT have to get up to 750 points, just have to bet 750....example...lets say you bet 250 and someone calls and you win, Your total is now 500, your rollover is at 250 though(just what you have bet and get called.) Lets say you bet another 250 and get called and win. Your total is now at 750 but your roll over is only at 500. Now you go in again with 250 and lose, Your total is now 500 but your rollover is at 750, you can continue to play at that table or leave, but once you leave your points convert to normal points
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  5. 11-04-11 10:56 PM #5
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    Correct...rollover is only for ring games
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  6. 11-04-11 11:00 PM #6
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    tutorial w/ screenshots here
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    gl with rollover
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  8. 11-04-11 11:06 PM #8
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    Quote Originally Posted by ButImSuited View Post
    just as a clarification, you DO NOT have to get up to 750 points, just have to bet 750....example...lets say you bet 250 and someone calls and you win, Your total is now 500, your rollover is at 250 though(just what you have bet and get called.) Lets say you bet another 250 and get called and win. Your total is now at 750 but your roll over is only at 500. Now you go in again with 250 and lose, Your total is now 500 but your rollover is at 750, you can continue to play at that table or leave, but once you leave your points convert to normal points
    Ok, thank you.
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  9. 11-05-11 10:03 AM #9
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    Thanks for the link.
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