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PokerNews Launches the Poker Currency Exchange

by mitchell posted Mar 31st 2006 at 22:00PM
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Poker Stars award W$ and T$ to players who win satellites in their poker room. By winning a satellite to a named event, these W$ and T$ are automatically converted into an entry into that tournament. However, players can un-register from any tournament they qualify for through a satellite and use their W$ or T$ in other tournaments.

W$ are used solely for events such as WSOP satellites, or the WCOOP, or European Poker Tour satellites. T$ are more versatile, and can be used for any tournament, including sit n goes. This means that T$ function like cash for tournament players.

Poker News has gone one step further and will buy W$ and T$ for real cash. Our Online Poker Currency Exchange will give you the best rates, whether you are selling OR buying W$/T$. There is no maximum on what you can buy and sell. Subject to inventory, we will trade any amount with our readers.

Our rates are amongst the best around, take a look:

If you are selling W$ and T$. We will buy 85% of W$ and 92.5% of T$. So, if you win a W$750 tournament entry on Poker Stars, we will pay you $637.50

If you are buying W$ and T$. We will sell W$ at 90% and T$ at 97.5%. A W$1000 buy-in, for example, will cost $900.

By using our simple online form you can buy and sell your W$ and T$ with ease. Remember, Poker Stars will handle all transactions so your money is 100% safe and secure when you trade poker currency with Poker News.

Visit our Poker Currency Exchange pages today to find out more and start trading.
-Paul Sandells, PokerNews