Prima account

zaphod · #1 07-29-2006, 03:44 PM

I want to open an account on the prima network, and just wanted some advice:

Anybody has any advice which skin is better? Do they all share the same playerbase?

I would like to see some screenshots of the software before deciding which skin to choose. Anybody have this? Is there big differences in the software between the different skins, or are they all equally good/bad?

If i open an account on one side can i later open an account on another skin and still get rakeback?

OnlinePropping · #2 07-29-2006, 04:24 PM

As far as which is better, I guess that's really personal preference.

They share the same players.

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If i open an account on one side can i later open an account on another skin and still get rakeback?

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Yes

mittman84 · #3 07-29-2006, 05:36 PM

I am also looking to open a prima account, I have heard of people getting super high RB %s like 60-70 I think. What affiliates offer RB %s that high? thanks

RakeReduction · #4 07-29-2006, 06:46 PM

You just have to ask around.. over 60% is obtainable.

bpc009 · #5 07-30-2006, 04:05 AM

Get off it RakeReduction. People keep "asking around" and yet you keep telling them to do it. Give some solid info or go home. Seems like you've really been annoying people over the last couple days.

TCBSTEVE · #6 07-30-2006, 08:45 AM

At Prima you have to contribute to the pot. Thats why the % is higher.

lawloser · #7 07-30-2006, 06:39 PM

RakeReduction tells no lies. He sent me in the right direction to get over 58%. It's not a HUGE jump, but I'm sure I will see a difference at the end of the month.

lawloser · #8 07-30-2006, 06:41 PM

If you play 6 max NL, contributes is MUCH better than share. The more pots your in, the more you make.

#9 07-31-2006, 07:35 AM

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At Prima you have to contribute to the pot. Thats why the % is higher.

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Umm, rakeback is based on ones MGR and the MGR is what is raked from the pots you win. Of course you contribute to the pots you win, what am I missing?

AAAA · #10 07-31-2006, 08:18 AM

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Umm, rakeback is based on ones MGR and the MGR is what is raked from the pots you win. Of course you contribute to the pots you win, what am I missing?

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MGR can be determined by your share of every pot where you are dealt cards rather than only on pots you win, or put money in the pot.

With contributed rake MGR, you only get a share of rake back on the hands you play and put money in the pot...with dealt cards method, everyone gets a share and the tight players get part of every pot whether they play or not. if you are playing 17% of the hands to the flop...in contributed rake you only get paid for one hand in six and then only based on the money you actually put in the pot. In short handed games, you play a much higher percentage of pots, so the difference can be low.