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poker stars FPP?
i know about FPP on poker stars; i have over 1200, but have gotten them thu tourneys to date. as for the cash games, 40 cents equals 1 fpp and 3.00 equals 2 fpp; but what would be the amount of the pot for 40 cents and 3.00? i play limit, stud and omaha but at the cheap games for no more than 10 cents/20 cents, so doubtful at that rate i will never earn any fpp. at what level, would i most likely accumulate that amount of rake?
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- Here's how they calculate FPP: 1. Earn FPP credits for cash game play First Frequent Player Point (FPP) is awarded for playing a hand in which the rake reaches: * $0.40 for fixed limit poker games with stakes $1/$2 and lower * $0.40 for NL/PL poker games with blinds $1/$2 and lower * $0.40 for "1-on-1" poker games (this applies only to "1-on-1" tables, not to regular tables which have only two players seated) * $1.00 for all other games Second FPP is awarded for playing a hand in which the rake reaches: * $2.00 for all 6-max tables (this doesn't apply for games being played 6- handed at 10/9/8 player tables - just 6-max tables) * $3.00 for all other tables Third FPP is awarded for playing a hand in which the rake reaches $5.00. 2. Earn FPP credits for tournament play Five (5) FPP credits are awarded for each $1 in tournament fees paid. For example, playing in a poker tournament with $20 buy-in and $2 tournament fee, each player will be awarded 10 FPP credits. *Note that partial Frequent Player Points are always rounded to the nearest whole number. In a $5 buy-in Sit & Go poker tournament with only a $0.50 fee, 3 FPP credits (instead of 2.5) will be awarded to each player who played poker in the tournament. In a $5 buy-in 4-player Heads-Up Sit & Go poker tournament with only a $0.25 fee, 1 FPP (instead of 1.25) will be awarded to each player who played poker in the tournament. Please note that "FreePlay" tournaments do not award FPP credits. You can play poker for fake money at our free tables, but these poker games and tournaments are not part of the PokerStars FPP program.
