I often multi table and see the same regs playing in almost all 9-10 tables I play. And I see they're able to type in chat pretty fast. Every time I type in chat and it's my turn on other tables, my cursor would go on the table that it's my turn so it's almost impossible to type anything in the chat. Is there a setting in missing? How are other people able to type in chat so fast?

yes, there is a setting to change the focus when you click on a table between the chat box and the bet box

mine is set to chat because it used to bet by accident.

i'm talking about while typing in chat (table 1) and your turn goes on another table (table 2), and you your cursor goes on that new table. so if youre typing a sentence, the first few words would be on table 1 then the rest would be in table 2.

so theres no HUD for wsop right?

You could turn off the setting just above that one called "when it's my turn to play pop up the game window"

I prefer to just keep that on though and have it focus the betbox because i like to use the scrollwheel to size my bets and it makes it much easier to do that.

If i have to chat i just wait til i've acted on most tables and then keep clicking the chatbox as needed. And to send the message I make sure to click the button next to the chatbox and not hit enter so I dont accidentally minraise another table.

NO HUD to use one is a class c felony

either of ya ever figure this out?? and did ya just email support for your hh?

Looking on WSOP.com it looks like satellites to the ME are basically non-existent, why is that? I think I saw one....

Asking for a friend that is as clueless as I am on the subject:

Is wsop.com worth playing at all? In my search for information, I found that the chips are non redeemable and that they expire every so often. Seems like a waste of effort to play there. Any information is appreciated.

Thanks.

I'm not sure you're looking up information about WSOP.com... It is a real money poker site. $1 on the site is worth $1 in real life, I'm confused.

Sounds like you're talking about their play money product, as opposed to real money play, which is only available in NV and NJ.

At least I'm pretty sure that's how they're set up.

Yeah, it's totally confusing. The thing with the WSOP is that it geo-targets and serves you up a different website depending on your location. It doesn't redirect you at all, so there's no indication that what you see isn't what someone else would see.

- If you are in Nevada, you are prompted to play on a real money online poker room licensed in Nevada, an independent poker room that shares liquidity with delaware casinos.

- If you are in New Jersey, you are prompted to play on a real money online poker room licensed in New Jersey, sharing liquidity with 888 NJ

- If you are in the UK, you are prompted to play on a real money online poker room licensed in the UKGC, a skin on 888's global online poker network.

- If you are in Spain, France and Italy, you are redirected to 888's licensed site.

- If you're anywhere else, like i think your friend is seeing, you get a US website talking mostly about the live series and Caesars casinos, and there's a link to https://playwsop.com, a free-play online poker room like Zynga: Chips have no monetary value (you can't cashout), but there's in-app purchases for new free-chips.

Trying to find out the details around Paypal deposit limits for Nevada WSOP, and details around withdrawing from Nevada WSOP at Vegas casinos. Thinking of doing this rather than paying the credit card fees that WSOP Rio is offering this year.

Thanks for the information. I'm in Massachusetts so i guess she's playing the play money games.

you can also deposit at casino cage and most 711 in the area(cash, no fees); withdrawing from casinos is easy, only need a gov pic id and its always ready for pick up by the next day for me (sometimes same day) but im pretty sure there site gives all the exact info...

Is there any Canadian or other non-US resident who has successfully played at WSOP.com? There are a lot of steps listed at http://www.wsop.com/2016/online-play...alplayers.aspx, but I have been unable to play in Las Vegas the past couple of years I tried, as a US cell phone was required.

There have been a small handful of players with non-US flags next to their names, especially so last summer, so while it's probably difficult for foreign players when in LV, it's not impossible.

It does not matter if we tourists cannot register. I love playing online, but I've never been able to play online whenever I visit Las Vegas. partypoker, PokerStars, etc. won't allow us to play while in Nevada, and I go to the WSOP office every summer asking to play without success. If nobody here knows if there has been any improvement this year, I'll ask again at the WSOP office next month.

I am playing the the $25 Saturday Super Deepstack FO on WSOP NV.

I just got moved to a new table in the middle of a hand right after folding.

Summary of action was:

MP limps
I limp behind on BTN.
SB completes.
BB raises.
MP calls.
I fold.

I get moved immediately. Not sure if this is relevant, but a break was just about to start (I didn't get a hand at the new table until after the break).

Is this normal? I don't recall that ever happening (on any site -- other than in Rush poker obv).

Deposited last week to play plo and some tournies, withdrew this morning with option to cash out at cage and got confirmation the money is ready to be picked up at cage in my 2 mile drive to rio. Worked flawlessly, too bad there is so little traffic.

Is there anything but Hold'em on the mobile site ?

Absolute dog ****.

regrettably u can only play holdem on mobile devices.

If I am playing Merge, ACR, or Bovada in Nevada, is it a felony for me to use a HUD on those sites too? I ask because I am coming out for the online event and stream on twitch so I just want to know before fire up the stream.

You would be fine as those sites are not based in nevada. wsop.com is based in nevada and falls under nevada law because of that. Those sites are not based in nevada and do not fall under nevada jurisdiction.