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Well, I've made the move and I've been settling into Poznan quite nicely for the past 3 weeks. I plan to make a post about more personal stuff soon, but for now I have a question.
Now that I'm living in Europe, I should have access to the euro poker sites and partypoker, so which ones are considered the best? I never cared at all in the past since I couldn't play them, but now I need suggestions  . Also I need to find out more about funding my account. I assume I'll need some other bank account, or maybe I can use Moneybookers as I'm not in the USA anymore?
Suggestions appreciated, thanks guys.
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Garfed Malta. Feb 01 2011 15:30. Posts 4818 | | |
Majority of polish players use MB, rest uses Neteller ;p Other options represent less then 3% of all transfers for polish players I think.
As for euro rooms most popular in Poland is what we have in rakeback offers on tlpoker.pl :D :D ( dead serious ) |
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maryn Poland. Feb 01 2011 18:23. Posts 1208 | | |
ongame has one of the worst players but soft is just horrible |
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Fayth  Canada. Feb 01 2011 21:59. Posts 10085 | | |
I don't believe the euro sites are really that much softer, I play Party and Absolute mainly and AP isn't harder |
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NeillyJQ United States. May 26 2011 12:00. Posts 8947 | | |
party should always have softness
btw teach me to win the SM~
GL -_-
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