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Thinking about this yesterday with all the debates on promotions on sky and how they are not fair in some players eyes,well heres an idea that I will throw out there.i think all promotions would suit all players rec or regs across the site,if they were put in 3 tiers,1st tier would be for those who have scored less than 5,000 points in the last 3 months,recs would love this as it gives them the chance in all promotions,2nd tier for those who have racked up between 5000 and less than 10,000 points in the last 3 months,and last would be tier 3 those players that score over 10,000 poker points. I do believe this would be a fair way of conducting a promotion and give every player of all levels and br a fair chance of competing for something.comments welcome.
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All I would say is that if a tiered promotion is set up then players should really only be eligible within one tier. Previous cash rake races for example were split by table limit, but you could appear on every board. An opt-in code could sort that I guess.
I mean, whatever is offered is great isn't it, but there'll always be grumbles from those that feel hard done by.
Even if Sky went with the numbers mentioned above you're still gonna get loads of moaning, for instance the people who just about make Prio every month, so get around 10-12k are now at the absolute bottom of their tier and have no hope of beating the biggest rakers on the site who bash out 30k+ a month.
Are some people gonna then deliberately get 9999 points so they can smash up the 5k-10k tier? I definitely think if Sky had announced the PS4 promo mid Dec then loads of people would have deliberately got just under 10k and then went back to max volume in Jan.
No. Just no. A lot of the promos, yes. Most of the promos, maybe. But "all the promos" - No.
You're not just paying the rake so Sky can profit. You are paying for a service which in this instance is Sky providing a platform for you to play poker on. You're expecting money back when you have chosen to pay for something.
The only reason anyone kicks up a fuss about the promos is because fortunately it seems Sky listen and genuinely try to benefit all. I doubt anyone is chasing after their energy providers demanding some sort of promo from them
You're saying that losing players who deposit regularly to the site are less deserving of an incentive than players who don't deposit, and make a living off the site?
That being the case. If they all left, because lets face it, there are plenty of other sites!
Where would grinders find their income?
Piffle!
Sky should continue to:- listen and where possible cater for all players!