Poker Stars
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Is Poker Stars as dodgy as it looks?
+0January 28, 2016 at 7:34 pm
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Learning the fundamentals takes 10-15 minutes and you’ll make £15 in the process.
it seemed to have a bad rep a few years ago but not too sure about now
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I’ve found them to be very good.
Decent odds, quick withdrawals.Just make sure to change your currency wallet to £, otherwise it converts your deposit into $, and you won’t make as much. Bonus same number but in either $ or £.
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Poker stars are legit.
There was a bit of trouble in 2011 when they were shut down by the U.S. Department of justice for illegal gambling (online gambling illegal in USA). They honoured all players balances though as far as I know. They relaunched outside of USA a couple years ago. Last year tried to get back into USA by applying for a New Jersey licence. Was denied. But seems they eventually got it and looks like launching in New Jersey again soon.
They are or at least were the biggest online poker service in the world.
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They are the largest online poker site in the world, by some margin! You have absolutely nothing to worry about with them, they are far more dependable than a lot of the other non-high street bookies advertised on this (and other) match betting sites.
Good advice above re setting your preferred currency. Their online help is fast and quick, their actual site is easy to use (unlike several others!) and payouts have been very fast for me.
The only thing that you might consider a let down is that they have a tendency to post an offer and then move the goal posts (e.g. Their recent Masters Snooker offer, which started out as one redemption a day and was then changed to once in total)
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