zarfran

In the Main Event last year- the way they did it, was when 10 people busted, they broke a table, and then opened up a brand new table with 10 alternates. This worked well as alternates all started on a 'level playing field' per se.

Yes- definitely get rakeback. I use raketherake.com. Sign up thru Full Tilt thru their webiste. And if you mention my name ("zarfran") as the person who referred you- that'd be awesome!Good luck

Yeah- would've been in the top 5 if I win that one. Thanks for the rail.

Out 144th. Lost 3 way all in w KK vs AK and QT to runner runner flush that would have put me at the 150k. Bleh. Then couldn't get away from AJ vs AK when and A flopped.

lol- i'm up to 28k but just got moved to Mike the Mouth's table and he's got 46k. Maybe I can trap him....

I don't post much-- but i'm stil in also. Just over 11k. Sheets has been at my table since the start.

I too am now setup with Epassporte. Kinda sucks that you can only withdrawal $300 per day to your bank account, wouldn't be quite as big a deal if it didn't cost $2 each time. One cool thing though, is the virtual Visa card # they issue you, which I am able to use to pay my phone bill, DirecTV bill, etc.

Yes- i'm actually surprised Full Tilt hasn't offered a 5% bonus on Epassporte deposits to cover the load fee. I'm pretty sure they covered the InstaCash fees (8%) with Neteller (I always just did regular EFTs). Money Order or Cahiers Check certainly is an option, especially if you were depositing a large amount. For smaller amounts though, by the time you buy the money order and then mail it internationally, you're probably only saving a couple bucks.

No charge from BofA (this was my credit card, not a debit card), as far as I know its not even treated as a cash advance. Epassporte charges $5 per $100 loaded.

Last night I used my Bank of America Visa card to fund a new Epassporte account. It was very easy. Today however- Bank of America called me to verify the activity on my account. Apparently Epassporte is flagged as a 'gambling site' and raised a flag with BofA. I verified the activity and just told him that Epassporte was a prepaid credit card service (which is true) and the rep didn't press the issue any further. No sweat.