Poker Rollover

4uk4life · 08-11-11, 02:42 PM

When you take your seat you have to click the bonus points tab and use that to buy in

gamemastere · 08-11-11, 02:53 PM

I have not yet had to deal with the rollover situation myself, but if your playing at the ring tables and your rollover is not being applied to, it sounds like you might be playing with your points from your sbrpoints wallet. You want to be playing with points that are from your bonus/promo/prize wallet. Watever the wallet is that holds your prize points untill meeting the rollover requirement. Once rollover is met then your remaining points will from that bonus/promo/prize wallet will then be released.

Like I said I have not dealt with it personally I could be wrong. If so somebody please correct me. Hope this helps

Optional · 08-11-11, 03:03 PM

Originally posted by Fieldysnuts44

I understand how poker rollovers work

I don't. Can someone give me a run down?

Won some points in the poker tourney today and can't see anywhere it explains how the rollover is calculated.

4uk4life · 08-11-11, 03:10 PM

Originally posted by Optional

I don't. Can someone give me a run down?

Won some points in the poker tourney today and can't see anywhere it explains how the rollover is calculated.

Any points you win from tournaments is put in your poker bonus account in the software. You have to roll the total amount of each win 3 times. If you win 225 one tournament, you have to bet 675 in pts. Any points you still have afterwards will automatically be put into your regular points balance.

To use your bonus points, when you click on an open seat, a box pops up to buy in. Click on the bonus points tab and buy in with those.

Optional · 08-11-11, 03:12 PM

Thanks, but I meant how is the actual rollover calculated... is it just the total amount I stake?

4uk4life · 08-11-11, 03:27 PM

Oh, my bad. Any amount you bet and is called counts towards rolling. Pts you win from others do not count towards it. You can go to the cashier to see how your rollover is coming along. If you bet 5 pts and no one calls, that does not go towards the rollover. It must be called.

Optional · 08-11-11, 03:30 PM

Thanks. I was surprised how much I had rolled over after a short playing stint and wondered if was based on a percentage of wins/losses or something.

chemicalbrother · 08-11-11, 04:12 PM

yeah, OP it sounds like you're buying into the ring games with your own points and not the 'rollover' points.

Fieldysnuts44 · 08-11-11, 08:24 PM

Thanks for the help guys,I couldnt figure out how to use me poker points,Ive been using my regular points.I would have had that thing cleared about 3 times by now.

Optional · 08-12-11, 03:56 AM

As a total newb to poker playing... this rollover crap is enough to turn me off playing in the tourneys.

2 hours to win a prize... then what seems like 6 more hours to roll it over... big effort for a small return. Unless I just don't know the trick to rolling it over?

mikejamm · 08-12-11, 05:45 AM

Fuk Sbr Poker Rollers!

gamemastere · 08-13-11, 07:21 AM

I noticed that at the .25/.50 table, it is not counting the big blind or the small blind or any .50 calls toward the rollover. If it was raised to a full point it got counted if it was .50 it gave 0.

Also split pots are not being counted toward the rollover.

mikejamm · 08-13-11, 08:13 AM

Originally posted by gamemastere

I noticed that at the .25/.50 table, it is not counting the big blind or the small blind or any .50 calls toward the rollover. If it was raised to a full point it got counted if it was .50 it gave 0. Also split pots are not being counted toward the rollover.

Yeah gm, how fuk'in lame is that! You've got 500 in a big pot that gets chopped and the fuk'in points bet don't even count!