i think the new change to 20bb min buyin is not good, it forces the games to play smaller and makes less rake for the site

"The less rake for the site" will catch their eyes.

you can add "I've spoken to many friends who play online, both professional and recreational players, and they all hate playing with people who buy in for 20bb.

The last time they did the 25 percent back I felt like I the right amount. This time I feel like I got around 5 percent back.

I thought if you cleared the target points, the free play bonus would be either 25% of the rake contributed November 17-24 or 25% of the rake contributed December 1-8. Instead, mine was much lower. I thought they made a typo in the example.

That's how I read it as well, that we would get %25 back of rake contributed. The example of 12.50 for 5,000 points implies as much:
https://www.wsop.com/promotions/24-n...w-bankroll/nv/

Has anyone contacted support?

I sent them an email, I think everyone should, maybe that will get their attention. I’m waiting on a reply, and will update here when I get one.

Does anyone know what the deal is with this new BS that Rampart casino in Nevada has? They say it's 5-card draw but it's multiplayer, doesn't make sense, if it was truly a multi-player poker game then why wouldn't they have a regular online poker site?

I have seen many articles about this, and each is less informative than the other, the app is available for download. I doubt the picture here is really the software, how would you play multi player 5-card draw with board cards? lol

https://www.covers.com/industry/ramp...ers-dec-9-2024

^Interesting! I don't know how to play 5 card draw lol, but yeah it says it's a multiplayer online site:
https://theresortatsummerlin.com/rampart-online/

sent them one as well

My take on it ... just from looking at the link you posted... and understanding (somewhat) the regulation that exists in Nevada:

Its video poker? But they can't offer mobile casino gaming? So they have to market it in a way that allows it to fall into a 'multi-player', 'live' poker type model and bypass this particular roadblock.... so perhaps there's some link in progressive payouts between users to bypass that particular issue to allow them to offer it legally?

I mean, i think its pretty clear its simply video poker LOL and not multi-player poker... so im not sure. Id speculate pretty comfortably its about getting around in-state legislative road blocks, but exactly what component of it is multi-player outside of the fact that multiple people are playing it... all independent from one another? I have no idea, LOL.

Regarding how the points worked I finally figured it out. When the level completes (1000 points) you get the reward depending on your tier. At the beginning of each month I think you get 80 rewards points per level (80 points =$1 in rake back) so for every level you get $1 in rake back. Then when you get to what I believe is the top cap for the month you get 320 rewards points for each level completed so $4 in rake back.

FWIW I got about what I expected on this promotion based of levels completed