Who may participte in CardsChat Events?

Hello,
I'm new to Cardschat. So far I like it quite a bit. The forums are friendlier and more informative than some of the other sites and there's a good variety of articles..

I have a couple questions about Cardschat freerolls and other events. Are all forum members eligible to play the freerolls and buy-in tourneys, or must you have signed on to the poker site through Cardschat?

I'm already signed on to most major sites so therefore can't sign on through the CS links. That seems to be a major lamentation of the online poker player. Once you've signed on, you're stuck with your original deal forever. It's particularly galling for those without a rakeback deal. Is it possible to get rakeback through CS?

It would be nice if the poker sites let you close your account and just start fresh. Those without rakeback are without it forever.

Anyway, I like Cardschat, I'd like to freeroll and tourney if allowed, and I'll consider using CS bonuses for future sign-up deals, particularly if rakeback is attached.
Gary

All forum members with 15 quality posts are eligible for money added games, and ALL members are eligible for our standard freerolls (though there are some exceptions)

The password forum will be at the top of this list once you are eligible.

Cardschat.com Real Money Tournaments - Poker Forums

Another question. For the buy-in tourneys, is a password required? I found the freeroll passwords but no buy-in passwords.
Gary

Yep. They're hidden, you'll find them once yo uhit 15 in the link I posted above.

You may find this thread useful http://www.cardschat.com/f8/beginner...rdschat-98787/

It would be helpful to read the countless posts and 'sticky' threads already on the site. Explains just about everything you'll ever need to know.

Concentrating on a few select forums has worked better for me than signing up for as many as I could find so I could register in all the FR's starting 'somewhere' every 10 minutes to play the all-in PF game.

Don't have a answer for your rakeback ques - but reading a lot first avoids the 'jump in, read later' sorrows.