That would make as much sense as not leaving a "high %" of your life roll on a shady card room. OP obviously lacks common sense, and manners.

It is probably safe. I have to agree with others posted. It is never a good idea to leave more money on a site in post DOJ days than the absolute minimum that you need to play your stakes.

The fact that OP can ask a question like this and even have a bankroll is amazing. Obv not the sharpest in the drawer of knives lol.

so is his money safe.......

you don't expect a rep to come in and say ' not really ' or something do you,they will tell you yes obv

nice contribution

literally only 1 quality post in all replies. guess you gotta weed through the moron trolls to get the good stuff

If the day comes that RPM shuts down I will be upset...then you may cross my mind OP. Then at that moment I will smile.

your money is never safe, but I think if RPM shutdown the money would move to another skin and be fine.....I think the biggest enemy would be the US government locking it up, but I dont see merge stealing any money anytime soon....asking reps for these sites is silly - they dont know anything and they're not operating in the best interest of the players - they just want to keep their job.

i got my money back from NETeller when it got seized

i got my money back from all sites that left the U.S. after the UIGEA passed

i got my money back from PokerStars when it got seized

i have never not received a requested cashout in full in over ten years of playing online poker

i expect to get the cash in my Full Tilt account eventually (FTPs are another question)

all that said, over the years, people have had money on sites and in e-wallets and never got their money back after getting shut down or whatever. however, it is more likely that my situation will reflect yours

your money is not safe imo. the sheer fact that the DOJ can swoop in and seize any site and its money that still allows U.S. players at any given moment strikes me as not safe. whether Merge segregates properly is irrelevant b/c the truth is nobody really knows or can prove it is true and even then it's still possible you never get your money anyway in some Black Friday scenario

i would get as much money off the site as possible as soon as possible and only maintain a minimum roll for your stakes or an amount that you are comfortable with possibly never seeing again tomorrow

if people haven't learned from UIGEA in 2006 or Black Friday in 2011, then they're doomed to repeat the same fate they suffered in those events

if i can remix the words of the man named **** you from Glengarry Glen Ross...ABP. always be prepared, lest you want to end up like the dude's first name

nice contribution. and i'm the one that got an infraction for abuse lol. solid moderating

Actually, that moderator action seems reasonable.


Make of this what you will: it took only six business days for my December 1st cashout request to be approved.

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