Party Poker Bonus changes

[Flopster]

Partypartners home pages shows an update...

Here is a quick update on all the system changes that have been carried out in the last few days.

• PartyBingo and PartyGammon now available on PartyPartners per Sign-Up (CPA) payment plan - You can now get paid a one–off payment for each real money player you refer to PartyBingo.com and PartyGammon.com. If up to 10 real money players join each month, we will pay you $30 per player. If 11 or more real money players join each month, we will pay you $40 per player.
• New Bonus Offer on PartyPoker.com - A new bonus offer on PartyPoker is now available. Your referred player gets a $10 bonus when he/she makes a minimum deposit of $25 at sign-up (player must play 50 raked hands).You can create new trackers for this bonus offer from the tracker creation page.
• Change in minimum deposit - The minimum deposit limit for the players has been reduced to $10 with effect from 13th October. We have made changes to existing % bonus offers so that the bonus is available to the players on a deposit of $10 or more. A player referred on a tracker with a 20% upto $100 bonus will receive $2 on a deposit of $10
• US Legislation related changes - No Players from the US are allowed to make a deposit or play on the real money tables. If you have referred a US player on CPA tracker in the month of October, we will pay you for those players on an MGR basis. If you qualify for a lower CPA slab but would have otherwise qualified for a higher CPA slab if the US players for October were taken into account, we will pay you based on the higher slab. The difference in accruals will be posted as adjustments at the end of the month.
• Qualifying Criteria for players - Your real money player stats show stats for players who have met the qualifying criteria. The qualifying criteria includes a cumulative deposit of $50 and the player should earn atleast 5 PartyPoints.

[freydaddy]

I dont know why but thats funny to me

[Liam]

So the $500 deposit for $100 is finished then?

[Flopster]

I think the above bonus is in addition to the standard 20% bonus.

[skits2]

You know what I don't understand?

Why when I'm watching Poker Superstars on television I still see a bunch of Party Poker commericials.

What's the point of spending advertising dollars to people you refuse to let play at your tables?

[Bryan]

Originally Posted by skits2

You know what I don't understand?

Why when I'm watching Poker Superstars on television I still see a bunch of Party Poker commericials.

What's the point of spending advertising dollars to people you refuse to let play at your tables?

Probably already paid for the advertising, so no harm in just letting it run out.

[Flopster]

The networks are probably contracted to play them out.