RED STAR POKER - info & chat

harry_lime · RED STAR POKER - info & chat

Red Star Poker
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Current Sign-Up Code - ALTERNATE
Receive a 110% Sign Up Bonus up to $600 on your first deposit. That means players will receive an extra $110 on an initial $100 deposit. The bonus will be paid out as Frequent Player Points (FPPs) are earned, which can be monitored on the Cashier page. Just start playing at any real money table to start gaining FPPs.

Red Star also offer a lifetime rakeback deal of 33% for any rake achieved in tournaments, Sit N Go's or at the cash tables.

Our full updated review can be found on our main Alternate Poker site : Red Star Poker Review

Extra Information :
Frequent Player Points (FPPs)
FPPs are used to earn bonuses and Gold Chips. This is how you get FPPs and as a result how you get your bonus money and Gold Chips.

Earning FPPs Rules
You must play on a real money table. There must be rake generated during the hand You must be dealt cards during that hand.

You earn as many FPPs as there is rake on the table as long as you are dealt cards in that hand. For instance, if the rake on the table is $0.75, you will earn .75 FPPs as long as you were dealt two cards in the hand, regardless of whether or not you bet. You can earn a maximum of 3 FPPs per hand and the calculations are accurate to the penny, so if your table raked $2.99, you will receive 2.99 FPPs.

A second way that you can earn FPPs is by paying the entry fee for a tournament. For each dollar worth of tournament fees you pay, you earn 7 FPPs once you are finished the tournament. Just like Real Money Games, the calculations are accurate to the penny, so for a $0.50 tournament fee, you will receive 3.5 FPPs.

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What I can tell you about this site and also about Cake is they are both on the same network and I had a trouble free withdrawal at both sites. Plus the withdrawal was nearly at the speed of light.