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Originally Posted by Poker Clif
I appreciate your response, but it kind of proves my point. Everyone that writes about this seems to know something about the formula, but no one has the full picture. One person was told that the didn't have enough FPPs. I think you're the first person that has mentioned the combined amount of bonus and rakeback possibly being a factor.
None of it makes sense. They said that I didn't need to know how it all works, while saying in the same correspondence that they are willing to consider laying it all out on a web page.
I just realized something. I don't want to know what the formula for withdrawal elligibility is. I HAVE to know what it is.
About a month ago I made a decision. I decided that instead of playing a lot of tournaments on Juicy Stakes, I should concentrate on the ones where that are the most profitable. I'm trying to grind my bankroll up as fast as I can, and I won't do that by messing with a lot of tournaments where I'll probably be close to breaking even.
But now I know that earning FPPs is part of the (alleged) formula that no one can see. I can't play just two tournaments a day.
I only play tournaments. SNGs don't run. Playing two MTTs a day isn't going to get me enough FPPs to accomplish much of anything--I think (again, no one knows for sure because it's top secret.)
I started with about $40 bucks on the site and without making any deposits t's now $276. I'm trying to do everything right. I don't play a level without 100 buy-ins. I put a lot of thought into my tournament selection.
But now, I really don't know anything. Maybe I would make more money if I played some of the 2 or 3 A.M. eastern time tournaments that start with 3 players and wind up with maybe 10 players, because I would at least get more FPPs playing tournaments that end sooner. I wouldn't make the same profit, but at least maybe I would get enough FPPs to take what money I did make when I chose to.
I'm trying to work toward a goal, but I don't know how. How many FPPs do I need to withdraw? What are the other factors? Is it possible that by using good tournament selection (playing only the best tournaments for my playing style) that I'll never earn enough FPPs to withdraw? What happens if I decide to close my account? Will the money on the site be stolen from me because I don't meet the top secret FPP number?
I really would like the answers to these questions. I'm going to try again with support, but when I get vague answers saying things like "unless you have other requirements", I'm not confident that I'll get anywhere.