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i deposited via echeck at full tilt yesterday for some unknown reason.  for those who have deposited this way, how long does that deposit take to show up in checking account, ty.
 
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Dude all you do is whine about how online poker is rigged yet YESTERDAY you sent $50 to FullTilt. Make up your mind man. If you honestly believe its rigged then you should never send them money again, period.
 
To answer your question, the last time I deposited via E-check was probably 2 years ago and it ook like 2-3 business days to show up/take out of my checking account.
 
Back to the rigging. TB2 you obviously wanna play poker a lot and you obviously wanna make money doing it. Just to try and show you that its not rigged and that you have to play consistent try something for me. Im not claiming my way is the best or anything but just give it a whirl and in time it will work for you I guarantee as long as you can play "your A-game" 100% of the time. When I say "A-game" I dont mean Doyle or Hellmuth, I just mean play "your best". If you do that 100% of the time, thats enough, at this level right now, to win trust me
 
You have just sent $50. First thing first, wipe out all dreams of turning this $50 into $300, $500, $1000 or more. Lets stick to just trying to double it first, a $50 profit. Your original goal should be to get to $100. Now, whatever type of game/tourney you wanna play figure out what buy-in level you need to be at to play at least (20) of these games (for this example Im assuming you play tournies and not cash game).  So, with $50, you couldnt enter a tourney for more than $2.50. Also, in the beginning I wouldstick to 1 an 2 tables tournies. Forget the 300 and 500 person tournies, its too much of a grind at this level. If you played (20) $2 1-table tournies and played them all well, no tilt, no giving up, no bad moves, then I guaramtee you'll be ahead after those 20 tournies. You wont be up much as its $2 tournies but the first step is consistently making profit. The bigger  will come in time.
 
If youre a cash game player I would go about it like this with $50. Id buy in for $5 at the 10cent/25cent and basically play that 5 dollars till I lost it then Id rebuy, switch tables, or quit for a while depending on how it went down. Thats way you have 10 buy-in and, trust me, if you play solid tight poker with 10 buyins at this level you'll hit $100 before you go bust FOR SURE. You will take some hellaciousbeats along the way but your bankroll will consistently rise.
 
A lot of work for $50, yes. But $0 is not the ultimate goal. Its just your intermediate goal. You need to establish a winning pattern therefore your mind can come off the "rigging" phenomenon. Once you start to see some results, you start to trust the game and in turn, when youre in a hand youre thinking about how to play the hand instead of thinking, "how am i gonna get fucked this time??""
 
Anyway, if you want, tell me what games you want to play and Id tell you how I'd go about it, thats even if youre interested
 
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EDIT : the 5cent/10cent with $5 might be better than the 10cent/25cent to begin with but Im not sure they have 5cent/10cent. Just a though
 
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Typo: kinda important
 
A lot of work for $50, yes. But $50 is not the ultimate goal
 
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Hey guys, I've used WSX for years now for sports wagering and also their poker room.  What is the status for US based players for sites like Full Tilt and PokerStars regarding real money?  I thought these sites didn't cater to US based players anymore due to new laws from a year or so ago?  Thanks for any info.

-Julian
 
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man glad i do not live in the states with stupid laws barring deposits for on-line betting maybe you should start a lobby and payoff your government or maybe open a canadian bank account no laws here yet
 
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Quote Originally Posted by SeaVike:

Hey guys, I've used WSX for years now for sports wagering and also their poker room.  What is the status for US based players for sites like Full Tilt and PokerStars regarding real money?  I thought these sites didn't cater to US based players anymore due to new laws from a year or so ago?  Thanks for any info.

-Julian

 

I play on Full Tilt and have had no problerms with withdrawals the last year. Depositing might be a different story but Im pretty sure FullTilt takes moneygram but you'd have to check, havent deposited in a while so Im not fully up to date. If youre trying to load money onto fulltilt with no success let me know, maybe I can do something for you, GL

 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by SeaVike:

Hey guys, I've used WSX for years now for sports wagering and also their poker room.  What is the status for US based players for sites like Full Tilt and PokerStars regarding real money?  I thought these sites didn't cater to US based players anymore due to new laws from a year or so ago?  Thanks for any info.

-Julian


Stay at Wsex's poker room. Its the best i have ever played. The bad beats at full tilt are ridiculous.
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