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Old 09-19-2007, 02:36 PM
Oliver Nipples Oliver Nipples is offline
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Default Re: cake poker part of prima?

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thats interesting.
which limits do you play?
im mainly play 3/6 5/10 ring.
2/4 is ok also.
i dont mind bad software
im just want bad players

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Primarily, 1/2NL-2/4NL, there are usually 4-5 1/2 games going during the day and 1-3 2/4 and that number almost doubles at night. Add 100% Bonus + 33% Rakeback and a very unique gold card and gold chip system and it might get the majority of my ring traffic. Tournaments are not that bad, the play is atrocious at times, you will get sucked out on a lot more than other sites, but I've never seen anywhere in my 4 years where I've gotten more money in ahead so easily. It gets frustrating trying to get people off hands, but when you flop a set, you will get called down by top pair 7 kicker.
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Old 09-19-2007, 04:28 PM
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Default Re: cake poker part of prima?

oliver do you have a link for that video in your avatar
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Old 09-19-2007, 04:58 PM
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for a multi-tabler the software sucks balls. The screen does not pop up when the action is on you, so if youre multi-tabling you have to be constantly checking all the tables. In addition, the tables are not resizable, and there is serious overlap for almost all monitors. All of that said, however, the games are soft (just not plentiful) and the do have a $500 100% sign up bonus which is solid and not impossible to work off

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If this is the worst that's going on now they must have massively overhauled their software. I played there from March-June and right before I quit it was pretty much unplayable due to lag and various bugs.
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Old 09-19-2007, 06:38 PM
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for a multi-tabler the software sucks balls. The screen does not pop up when the action is on you, so if youre multi-tabling you have to be constantly checking all the tables. In addition, the tables are not resizable, and there is serious overlap for almost all monitors. All of that said, however, the games are soft (just not plentiful) and the do have a $500 100% sign up bonus which is solid and not impossible to work off

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If this is the worst that's going on now they must have massively overhauled their software. I played there from March-June and right before I quit it was pretty much unplayable due to lag and various bugs.

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It got way better/all the crash bugs are fixed, etc.
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Old 09-19-2007, 08:31 PM
Oliver Nipples Oliver Nipples is offline
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Default Re: cake poker part of prima?

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oliver do you have a link for that video in your avatar

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No, try collegehumor or break, I'm 95% sure sure I saw the vid on CH a few years ago though.
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Old 09-19-2007, 08:59 PM
MiltonFriedman MiltonFriedman is offline
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No, Cake is not part of Prima.
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Old 09-21-2007, 04:41 PM
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oliver do you have a link for that video in your avatar

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No, try collegehumor or break, I'm 95% sure sure I saw the vid on CH a few years ago though.

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Old 09-21-2007, 08:31 PM
agencia1 agencia1 is offline
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Default Re: cake poker part of prima?

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thats interesting.
which limits do you play?
im mainly play 3/6 5/10 ring.
2/4 is ok also.
i dont mind bad software
im just want bad players

[/ QUOTE ]

Primarily, 1/2NL-2/4NL, there are usually 4-5 1/2 games going during the day and 1-3 2/4 and that number almost doubles at night. Add 100% Bonus + 33% Rakeback and a very unique gold card and gold chip system and it might get the majority of my ring traffic. Tournaments are not that bad, the play is atrocious at times, you will get sucked out on a lot more than other sites, but I've never seen anywhere in my 4 years where I've gotten more money in ahead so easily. It gets frustrating trying to get people off hands, but when you flop a set, you will get called down by top pair 7 kicker.

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im all for finding a place where ppl are trying to suck out.
if ppl are trying to bad beat me thats only a good thing
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Old 09-21-2007, 10:16 PM
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Default Re: cake poker part of prima?

Please stay away from cake. It sucks. Really. No need for 2+2 nits to start showing up there. Theres noting to see here, move along.
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Old 09-22-2007, 12:33 AM
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Default Re: cake poker part of prima?

Cake is not different than any other site with respect to crappy players, table selection is where its at. The only difference is that their software sucks if you multitable...
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