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Prima v. Cryptologic - thoughts?
Sorry, another boring "which one is better?" post. Any advice/random thoughts appreciated. I play SS.
I guess the criteria I'm weighing up is the usual big 3: RB, bonuses, softness of games. At the moment I'm leaning towards Crypto with it's great RB and Bonuses, which must be the best out there by a mile. Also, it doesn't seem that the SS games are significantly harder at Crypto than anywhere else. On Prima, decent RB deals are obviously available, but the bonuses don't seems as good and I hear the games are a bit tougher at SS than elsewhere. I'm sure I'll try both at some point, but any thoughts/advice on which to try first? |
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Re: Prima v. Cryptologic - thoughts?
RB might be large at Crypto, but so is the rake.
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Re: Prima v. Cryptologic - thoughts?
I cashed out all the money out of Crypto yesterday.
Nl500 tables are worse than FTP and their pounds table have twice as much rake. It is also rigged for me, but they might unrig it for the new players, who knows... |
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Re: Prima v. Cryptologic - thoughts?
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RB might be large at Crypto, but so is the rake. [/ QUOTE ] Centgas: I hear that the rake is smaller in $ than it is in £ or €...in other words they treat, say, $2 = £2 = €2, which is obviously terrible for the £/€ players. But my understansing is that you can have your account in any currency so even Euros can have $ accounts. Is that right? BWD: Yes, I believe Crypto has a new player Boomswitch for the first momth or so. Happy days. I'll try to cashout before it's flicked. |
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Re: Prima v. Cryptologic - thoughts?
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But my understansing is that you can have your account in any currency so even Euros can have $ accounts. Is that right? [/ QUOTE ] Your account currency seems irrelevant. It's the currency of the table you play. All 3 currencies are available at separate tables. Conversions are made (and shown to you on-screen when you buy in) from your account currency to table currency (if different) and back when you leave. |
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