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  • #691696
    Anonymous
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    Party Poker.

    #691699
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Pacific Poker for all the scraping etc etc etc

    #691702
    vladcizsol
    Member

    Pacific Poker is a good choice!

    #691730
    vladcizsol
    Member

    How do these look?

    http://www.pokeraffiliateprograms.com/poker-affiliate-warnings.html

    If you guys have any more please let me know and provide history. PAP will be going live on Friday and I want to make sure have our rogue ducks in a row by then. :1Dopey:

    #691733
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Thats the two I just kicked off my site too.

    #691734
    vladcizsol
    Member

    Yep, they are verified stinkers.

    Any more bad chips?

    #691736
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Nice looking site.

    I noticed that you added pacific poker to your warnings list, where you stated that you strongly advise they not be promoted. I then noticed that you still seem to be referring affiliates to their program in addition to listing them as a certified program.

    #691737
    vladcizsol
    Member

    Good catch Axl. I am glad you noticed that :wow: .

    My brain dead programmers transfered an old list and included suspended programs.:slapface:

    Please point out any other bone headed things like that so I can get em cleaned up before we go live.

    I deep sixed Pacific

    #691740
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    I have been following this thread at great length and I think it is hard for us to list Party Poker, Paradise Poker and Pacific Poker as rogue poker programs as all of these rooms are among the biggest rooms on the web and have a loyal following of players. If they are rogue they would not have such a following.

    This post should be rephrased to say rogue poker affiliate programs as in essense this is what you are referring to, and not the quality of the poker room itself.

    #691741
    vladcizsol
    Member

    Good Point Simon…

    Done..

    #691742
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    World Poker Exchange

    #691743
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Looks good to me, I am affraid I have nothing to offer. But I really like the approach and the site. greek39

    #691744
    vladcizsol
    Member
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    World Poker Exchange

    History? Background of outstanding issues? I have never worked with this one so I am drawing a black. They have an affiliate program? What software platform?

    #691750
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    I agree with Simon, two of my friends that play poker only play at Pacific and Paradise, while i prefer Poker Stars…from a players point of view they are great, from an affiliates point of view they are crap, but i can’t just not list them at all on my poker site, they are too big, although i support your stand, so i will probably end up ranking them lower than i normally would…something like meeting in the middle i guess

    As for Rogue rooms

    World Poker Exchange – definitely
    True Poker
    The “ACR” rooms, there’s about 20 of them, they like to dissapear, close your account, then reappear…a good way of ensuring your player is not yours for life.

    There’s a lot, most you’ve never even heard of that don’t deserve any publicity at all, good or bad

    I’m just doing a poker site and have a total of about 200 poker rooms, even the crap ones

    The Sportingbet 100+ group of sportsbooks now use Paradise Poker, you can list all those

    Who said Party Poker, that is funny, i happen to agree

    Check n Raise is a shaky operation

    Any place that closes up shop, then reappears is a Rogue in my opinion…it’s like being asleep when its time to pay the bills but being wide awake when the paycheck arrives

    Betonusa, although certified here, is still under investigation for confiscating poker players winnings

    #691751
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Party Poker and Paradise Poker.

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