No More Greenguy & Jim Poker...Here's Why

Carrie · 2004-03-11, 10:36 AM

Just a couple of notes for you guys...
1. Choice Poker has *always* had an affiliate program. I've been signed up to it since the middle of January.
2. The new APT room also has an affiliate program. It was available to sign up with as soon as the newly skinned software was available for download.
3. MasterP is NOT choice poker, he simply works with them the same way one of you would work closely with another poker site to set up new GG&J games.

Not taking sides, just want to clear a couple of things up that it seems you guys haven't been told about.

If you haven't already, you might want to talk to Dean at PheonicianCasino. They're new and would probably be willing to work with you, Dean has thrown in quite a bit of real money credits for a few of the poker games that were being held before the switch to APT. You won't find many real money games there yet though as they're new.

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2004-03-11, 10:36 AM	#18
Carrie Are you sure you're an accredited and honored pornographer? Join Date: Aug 2003 Posts: 68	Just a couple of notes for you guys... 1. Choice Poker has always had an affiliate program. I've been signed up to it since the middle of January. 2. The new APT room also has an affiliate program. It was available to sign up with as soon as the newly skinned software was available for download. 3. MasterP is NOT choice poker, he simply works with them the same way one of you would work closely with another poker site to set up new GG&J games. Not taking sides, just want to clear a couple of things up that it seems you guys haven't been told about. If you haven't already, you might want to talk to Dean at PheonicianCasino. They're new and would probably be willing to work with you, Dean has thrown in quite a bit of real money credits for a few of the poker games that were being held before the switch to APT. You won't find many real money games there yet though as they're new.