40 cents

I have been playing play money poker for a while trying to get enough to sell them but when i looked at my cashier i saw that i still had 40 cents on my account. What should i do to try to build that or should i just try to get more play chips to sell.

ps-- how does the selling play chips transaction work?

ps. again --i also have 232 fpp's

you are gonna need more then 40 cents, you want to have insurance in case you lose it...I recommend at least $25

70 FPP satellites, i'll give you a chance to double .40 on .02/.04 or play .25 at 10pm. I've read about selling playmoney on here. Didn't get any response when i tried. How much playmoney do you have?

Thanks for the information and Good Luck at the tables

there are severla sites that will buy play money (google around) and they pay $10 for a million points.

definetly play the 70fpps sateltites to hundred grand, you have to win from 10 ppl but if you unregister you get 11 dollars. If you dont think you can win 1 of 3 then you can try to put 210 up for the 20 man where it pays 6 seats.

The minimum buy-in in limit is $.20, so you could always go there and take a shot at it. It's not likely to work, but it's only $.40. And then you can use the FPP's to try to get a bankroll if/when that doesn't pan out.

The 70 FPP to the Sunday $100k are 10 player, winner-take-all games. If you unregister from the Sunday $100k you get $11T. You can use those $T to play S&G's and stuff to win real money that you can play with in ring games.

Personally, I'd rather play the 210 FPP to the Sunday $100k. It has 20 players, but pays the top 6 places. In my opinion, the 210 FPP one would be more than 3x easier to win.

At the 70 FPP winner-take-all game, one good player at the table can spoil it for you. Plus, blinds/antes at the end can make it a crap shoot. Beating the other 90% of the field can be rough.
But with 6 people getting paid, you only have to beat 70% of the field. And people play too aggressive at the end of these things. Often they get to a point where they can fold their way to victory, but then shove with their A/To against someone who opens from early position. All the dumb play a the end, (people not understanding that they're playing for top 6, not #1) is a big advantage.

When I first started playing on-line, it was at Paradise, about 4-5 years ago. I had no thoughts about putting any real money in, and played for play chips for ages.

After about a year, they gave me (yes, gave me) $2. I played 1c/2c cash games and freerolls for about another 6-9 months, and built it up to about $40.

From there, you can play in small S&Gs and so on.

I would play the 360 player sng for 0.10. This has no rake so thats a definite plus.

Playing the .02/.04 limit ring games and am up to .67 so we'll see how this goes for a while. Wish me luck!

This^^^^^ The play is really bad. Just play your premium hands and you should cash.