Yoshimiii
Legend
Silver Level
They are not for cash games.
Debi
Forum Admin
Administrator
It doesn't matter if you get in a promo hand or not - cash players should LOVE this promo. How can you not be thrilled at all of the fish that infest the cash tables while it is running?
It is about the only time I ever played cash games when I could play there - even I could win.
It is about the only time I ever played cash games when I could play there - even I could win.
Debi
Forum Admin
Administrator
JohnBoyWWFC
Grindddddd
Silver Level
The zoom and boom promo is.
moots
Min-cash specialist
Loyaler
boooooo!!!!*
*I didn't win
After a long and dramatic pause in the action, the 100 Billionth PokerStars hand has been played out with Greek player microulis69 winning $103,800 at a 2c/5c no limit table. Congratulations from us all at PokerStars!
http://www.pokerstarsblog.com/2013/countdown-to-the-million-dollar-100th-bi-138606.html#more
*I didn't win
After a long and dramatic pause in the action, the 100 Billionth PokerStars hand has been played out with Greek player microulis69 winning $103,800 at a 2c/5c no limit table. Congratulations from us all at PokerStars!
http://www.pokerstarsblog.com/2013/countdown-to-the-million-dollar-100th-bi-138606.html#more
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0MikeMartinS
Rising Star
Bronze Level
OMG the 100B hands are over on pokerstars. I didnt get any money! Saw the last table wich were given 10k USdollares each player. (why wasnt i on that table)... have to wait for a gazillion hands for more!!!!!!!! or i can kick some on poker! see you there.
Randall McMurphy
Rock Star
Silver Level
The Stake Share promo paid about 9500- 5NL players about $84 which is nice enough.
But if it would have hit a rarely played game like the Stud 8 table I was at, it would have paid $35,000 per person. Now thats some serious walking around money.
But if it would have hit a rarely played game like the Stud 8 table I was at, it would have paid $35,000 per person. Now thats some serious walking around money.
vegasjj
Legend
Silver Level
Look what I got
and did not really know they are doing this
somehow missed to read about it
Yes I Like Pokerstrs
I lose more often then I can say
but do win some nice ones too
The big things for me are
-I can find a game I like basically any time I go there
-They have my trust as far as money goes!
-They have a ton of promos! (they make a bundle but do give back too)
and did not really know they are doing this
somehow missed to read about it
Yes I Like Pokerstrs
I lose more often then I can say
but do win some nice ones too
The big things for me are
-I can find a game I like basically any time I go there
-They have my trust as far as money goes!
-They have a ton of promos! (they make a bundle but do give back too)
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vegasjj
Legend
Silver Level
I had 2 tables at that BI - so double $
Randall McMurphy
Rock Star
Silver Level
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Debi
Forum Admin
Administrator
Some details from Pokerstars:
PokerStars made poker history today by dealing the site’s 100-billionth hand, and rewarded players by giving away $1 million to nearly 10,000 players in just ten minutes. It brings the total prize money awarded to players so far in the 100 Billion Hands Celebration to just over $2 million, with a further $3 million to come in other game promotions (see below) throughout June.
The 100-billionth hand took place at 15:35 ET on Thursday, June 13 on a $0.02/$0.05 No Limit Hold’em 6-Max table, with more than 400,000 players on PokerStars at the time. The winner of the hand was ‘microulis69’ from Greece who received $103,800, which is the largest amount ever awarded to one player in a milestone hand promotion. A further $65,460 was shared among the players at the table, while 9,471 more players split another $830,790.34 in cash rewards for playing at the same type of game and stakes when the 100-billionth hand was dealt.
PokerStars made poker history today by dealing the site’s 100-billionth hand, and rewarded players by giving away $1 million to nearly 10,000 players in just ten minutes. It brings the total prize money awarded to players so far in the 100 Billion Hands Celebration to just over $2 million, with a further $3 million to come in other game promotions (see below) throughout June.
The 100-billionth hand took place at 15:35 ET on Thursday, June 13 on a $0.02/$0.05 No Limit Hold’em 6-Max table, with more than 400,000 players on PokerStars at the time. The winner of the hand was ‘microulis69’ from Greece who received $103,800, which is the largest amount ever awarded to one player in a milestone hand promotion. A further $65,460 was shared among the players at the table, while 9,471 more players split another $830,790.34 in cash rewards for playing at the same type of game and stakes when the 100-billionth hand was dealt.
