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Always use a Cashiers Check when you deposit. All the main sites accept them so you are good to go as it doesn't matter what Law they try to pass. Noone can stop you from sending a Cashiers Check to anyone or anything. :club:

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"This is an answer to a PM but I thought it might help others"---- It has been a very long time since I made a deposit on any site; so I do not remember, but "E-World Holdings" is where you would send the check if it was Ultimate Bet....The norm is to withdraw the same way you made the deposit. ie: If you used a Cashiers Check they would send you a check. Read http://www.fulltiltpoker.com/real-money-poker.php and http://www.fulltiltpoker.com/withdrawal.php. Not all the sites take them nor do they even list as an option so you will need to ask for details. :club:

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As a long time Party player, I have to say that I've been very impressed with Full Tilt so far. Nice site, plenty of good games, and it's been easy to join multiple tables. I've always found that FCP's site is too slow for me to 4-table like I want to, but it's been no problem at FT. I'm getting 27% rakeback at rakebreak and even their 100% deposit bonus has been fairly easy to clear (I've cleared $80 of my $600 bonus so far in 6 part-time days). All in all, I give Full Tilt a solid A.

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I just signed up on FullTilt last month on rakebreak.com, but I cashed out my money and put it on UB later on, so currently my account is at $0. Does anyone know if they will refuse to give me the rakeback I earned last month because of that? I should get my rakeback in theory by the 15th, so I could just wait and see, but I'm curious for an answer now nonetheless.P.S. I only ask because apparently at WPEX they don't give you your rakeback if you cashout before they give you the payment?

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