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Message: [QUOTE="jchris67, post: 4872693, member: 83703"] As a new player I feel compelled to warn you to take the Cardchat affiliate links with a grain of salt. They recommend sites based on the fact they get a kickback-not because it's actually the best site. Good luck getting access to any of their free rolls. I've signed up for poker sites twice through their affiliate links and have yet to ever get to play in the free rolls. The 1st one was somewhat legit because one of the requirements is to make hundreds of posts to qualify. The second one I signed up for through their affiliate link so they got the kickback, had well over 100 posts, had been a member for years, but still was not worthy enough. If you want something for signing up through an affiliate, then I recommend you shop around on other review forums. There's plenty out there that actually offers you something for signing up through them. CardsChat is not one of those sites. Just keep in mind when someone recommends a poker site and wants you to use their link, then it's because they are paid to do this. So if you have to rely on prejudice reviews, then you should at least do it through a site that gives something back. It's very easy to get barred from CardsChat. This is likely one of them because it demonstrates that they are unfair and biased. CardsChat don't like it when you call them out. (Their reputation for arrogance precedes them). Hope this helps. Wish someone would have told me. My buddy gets a 27% rake back, access to free rolls, etc for playing on the same site as me that I get nothing on. The only difference is he did not go through CardsChat-he went through a different forum site. My personal favorite is Americas Cardroom due to the heavy traffic, good bonuses, etc. Unfortunately I have a Mac, and ACR don't play well with Mac PC's, so I don't play there much. Cardschat is good to talk about poker. But don't expect much more than that or you will be disappointed. [/QUOTE]

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