to be honest im not really a fan, i mean i play there deposited awhile ago and seem to just sit around my original deposit amount as the micro rush and cash games are beatable barely after rake. soft field for the most part but alot of leaderboard grinders which make it abit harder. also there use to be a gg rep thread here but its now gone so that should say something about the support etc..
hi hi reketer!! :ciao:RekterOfChildren said:
i in canada for gg poker...
i just email monies direct from bank account, simple like send payment anything, is ever so easy
i so much enjoy gg poker (i no on their payroll lol)
gg is fun
It depends on the payment method. Regarding GGPoker, Skrill and Neteller minimum withdrawal is 10$, EcoPayz and BTC-50$. As for N8(the largest skin in GGnetwork), Skrill and Neteller minimum is 20$. And don't forget that you have to pay 1$ flat fee every time you want to withdrawjohnoman said:
Yep, I don't have wire transfers available in my cashier. I think you have to contact support in order to deposit.RekterOfChildren said:
If you intend to play any of the CardsChat special events then you better get Poker Stars, the special events are played in home game clubs with play money, but real cash prizes are paid out by CardsChat, same thing if you want to play in the CardsChat League.Hsac said:
As for why US players can't play everywhere do a google search for Poker Black Friday
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Thanks
Hi Zorba, thanks for the info. I'm new to the forum and will check into it.
As for Black Poker Friday, I'm fully aware of the legislation that was passed during the Bush administration that led to the fall of online poker sites in the US. I lost a multitude of thousands in 2011 when it happened. Needless to say, the possibility of it happening again is extremely remote. States for the most part now have the sole power to legalize or illegalize online poker, which has been legalized in all but three states.
Given the facts, I think my question still stands. Why, a decade later, are there still so many major poker sites who refuse to allow players in the US to fully participate?
Take care, and may the poker gods favor your journey.
Hi Zorba, thanks for the info. I'm new to the forum and will check into it.
As for Black Poker Friday, I'm fully aware of the legislation that was passed during the Bush administration that led to the fall of online poker sites in the US. I lost a multitude of thousands in 2011 when it happened. Needless to say, the possibility of it happening again is extremely remote. States for the most part now have the sole power to legalize or illegalize online poker, which has been legalized in all but three states.
Given the facts, I think my question still stands. Why, a decade later, are there still so many major poker sites who refuse to allow players in the US to fully participate?
Take care, and may the poker gods favor your journey.
Greetings, there is nothing better than having the experience of playing in GGPOker yourself, so you will have a true idea of what the site is like. If you ask the whole community, you will really have different opinions, good and bad. Better draw your own conclusions from the site.Lieutenant_OH7 said:
Jim Rivas said:
Ok, but is there a particular reasosn to play on there? Like bonuses they gave or soft player pool or w/e 🙂 I'm pretty loyal mostly to acr/bcp or my local "legal" poker provider with soft pool and no huds allowed either..
Hi, I played for the first time this past weekend in the Cardschat freerolls, I found it cool, modern and fun, regarding money withdrawals I still do not know, I would have to earn something to prove the quality and speed of the withdrawals
I played a few times in GGpoker and I don't play more there because I didn't like their tournament schedule, all the best value tournaments starts in the morning or afternoon here in my country. I deposited 2 times and I recently requested a cashout and still pending after a couple days, I contacted the support and they took 3 days to answer, so, I can't say until now if they are reliable.
