DuplicatePoker.com added to PAW: Offer something a little different

[Mitchell]

The PAW Network is pleased to have the e-PokerUSA Affiliate Program on our network.

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e-PokerUSA Deal:
e-PokerUSA's Duplicate Poker is a great alternative to the game of poker.
What's more, it is legal in most U.S. states (with the exception of Arizona, Arkansas, Delaware, Florida, Illinois, Iowa, Louisiana, Maryland, Montana, South Carolina, Tennessee and Vermont or any other jurisdiction in which participation in the contests is restricted by law).

The exciting e-PokerUSA offers a CPA of $75 for depositing players.

The Game:
e-PokerUSA Duplicate Poker games gives your players a chance to try a new twist on classic poker play.

The object of the game is to beat your opponents at other tables with your same playing hand. This reduces the luck in the game and increases the skill in play.

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For more information, visit the www.e-pokerusa.com web site.

Trackers are requested as normal via your PAW affiliate account.

[Jeremy]

They actually just changed the name today too to DuplicatePoker.com. Anyone tried this out yet?

[bahh]

Is this an international deal or just for US players? Can I promote it in Sweden?

[Jeremy]

International. I signed up with an Australian address as I am from IL and it wouldn't let me sign up.

Not sure my thoughts on the whole thing yet to be completely honest.

[Vrindavan]

tracking link remains the same or need to change ?

[Mitchell]

I'm looking into it now for you.

[Mitchell]

Hey Guys,

Just received word from Duplicate Poker. The links have changed to reflect their new brand. The changes have been made to your PAW accounts, all you have do to now, is update the links on your sites.

Cheers!

[J S]

what does this mean:

"The object of the game is to beat your opponents at other tables with your same playing hand. This reduces the luck in the game and increases the skill in play."

You are playing against players at other tables who are playing the same hand? I don't get it.

[pokerpatduck2]

From what I gathered from the description. Each player on a table is dealt the same exact hand as the corresponding players on another table.

Player 1 on Table 1 gets the same hand as Player 1 on table 2
Player 2 on Table 1 gets the same hand as Player 2 on table 2
Player 3 on Table 1 gets the same hand as Player 3 on table 2

And so on. Players are competing for who can win more chips in the same seat.

[cashchaser]

Interesting variation of poker. In the long run will explain who maniac, whose calling station and who will be tight aggressive.