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[QUOTE="x2486, post: 1570010, member: 72408"]
But if you're on party poker, now you can never have a large bankroll, so you won't be selling anything. (Unless this drives up the price of party poker play money due to a shortage... My broker suggests going long on party poker play money futures! :D ) What party poker has done is use a bazooka to swat a fly and I was proposing some more reasonable solutions. I've sold play money too on other sites, though now it seems I can only get about $4 per million for pokerstars chips, so it's hardly worth it. But if I were to go bust, I'd still rather sell play money than deposit my own.
 
I suspect party poker will have to change this policy because once you've reached the maximum bankroll, what will be the point of playing anymore? Play money players can go to any other site, and where will the fresh fish come from then?
 
[Update, 'cause I'm a new member and can't post any more today]
I just remembered that the cap doesn't apply to real money account holders, so maybe this is just their way of pushing more people to open real money accounts, but I don't think this has generated a lot of good will in the play money community, so it may backfire on them.
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