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Originally posted by random 2+2er@Oct 11 2005, 05:32 PM
However, I think there is a difference between high volume pro and semi-pro players. I had rakeback at party before they canceled it five or six months ago. |
The point is "Party" didn't cancel rakeback. Whoever gave it to you was violating the rules. They were cheats.
Now that may not directly, except that whoever offered it to you may have directly lied to you.
Party Poker spends money to get players. TV commercials, affiliates, refer a friend, lots of different ways. This doesn't particularly effect players, except players should beware of making deals with rogue operators who possibly could put your player account in jeopardy.
Now here is the key thing. If you are a high volume player, contact Party. Like any casino, they offer perks and comps and privileges. Deal with the source. Deal direct. Deal within the rules. It's better the better way to go.