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JBB 01-29-2007 11:14 AM

What about cashing out on Party?
 
Lots of discussion on cashing out to Pokerstars and Full Tilt but no mention of Party. I have $1,000 on Party that I might as well get out. There only cashout options seem to deal with having a physical check mailed to you by various means.

Anyone have any issues deposting/cashing a check from Party? Anyone in the same boat?

EGO 01-29-2007 11:45 AM

Re: What about cashing out on Party?
 
If you are a US player, PP should have sent you your money already, I think.

JBB 01-29-2007 11:56 AM

Re: What about cashing out on Party?
 
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If you are a US player, PP should have sent you your money already, I think.

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Why, I haven't requested a cashout? Are they simply cashing out all of their US players? I wasn't aware of this.

NoMeansYes_ 01-29-2007 12:11 PM

Re: What about cashing out on Party?
 
Deadline for cashing out at Party Poker if you're America was January 26th. They just made $1000.

JBB 01-29-2007 12:23 PM

Re: What about cashing out on Party?
 
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Deadline for cashing out at Party Poker if you're America was January 26th. They just made $1000.

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WTF is this serious?

_Towelie_ 01-29-2007 12:26 PM

Re: What about cashing out on Party?
 
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Deadline for cashing out at Party Poker if you're America was January 26th. They just made $1000.

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WTF is this serious?

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Man no offense... but how could you possibly have let it get to this point? If I were an American Party account holder I would have had all of my money cashed out the day after they left the American market.

iSTRONG 01-29-2007 12:28 PM

Re: What about cashing out on Party?
 
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Deadline for cashing out at Party Poker if you're America was January 26th. They just made $1000.

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WTF is this serious?

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want a Party$$ for Stars$$ swap? 5% juice. PM me.

JBB 01-29-2007 12:28 PM

Re: What about cashing out on Party?
 
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Deadline for cashing out at Party Poker if you're America was January 26th. They just made $1000.

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WTF is this serious?

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Man no offense... but how could you possibly have let it get to this point? If I were an American Party account holder I would have had all of my money cashed out the day after they left the American market.

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I cashed most out, but kept a little bit in to f around with. I haven't really read the poker fourms on 2+2 in months, as I've sort of stopped playing, so a lot of what's going on is news to me.

The money is still listed in my account so I don't see how they can argue they can just absorb it.

Homer 01-29-2007 12:31 PM

Re: What about cashing out on Party?
 
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Deadline for cashing out at Party Poker if you're America was January 26th. They just made $1000.

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WTF is this serious?

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Man no offense... but how could you possibly have let it get to this point? If I were an American Party account holder I would have had all of my money cashed out the day after they left the American market.

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I cashed most out, but kept a little bit in to f around with. I haven't really read the poker fourms on 2+2 in months, as I've sort of stopped playing, so a lot of what's going on is news to me.

The money is still listed in my account so I don't see how they can argue they can just absorb it.

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I agree, they should cash you out. If not, hopefully a long-time non-US 2+2ers will do an even swap for Stars dollars with no juice.

justin 01-29-2007 05:25 PM

Re: What about cashing out on Party?
 
i have 16 k in there are u sure you cant cash it out?


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