PlayersOnly Frequent Player Points

PlayersOnly Poker has adopted a Frequent Player Point system that is used for rewarding their loyal players as well as determining how players earn their sign up bonus. These points are earned by playing for real money at the PlayersOnly site, and we'll give you a full run down of how to earn the points later on in this article.

First we'll go over how points are used in the bonus system. When you make your first deposit at the PlayersOnly site, you'll receive a 100% match bonus with the use of a special PlayersOnly Poker Promo Code. How the bonus works is that whatever amount you deposit, up to $1000, is matched and placed into your pending bonus account. Then, you go about clearing it by earning FPP's.

Each FPP you earn is worth $0.06 towards your bonus money, and for every $10 worth of points you earn you'll receive a $10 transfer from your pending bonus account to your real money account. You continue receiving these transactions every time you clear $10 worth of bonus. However, you only have 90 days to do this, so at the end of 90 days your remaining bonus money expires.

How to Earn PlayersOnly Points

Like I mentioned before, these PlayersOnly Points are earned whenever you play for real money at the PlayersOnly.com site. At the ring tables, you'll earn an FPP for every dollar in rake that is collected when you are in a hand. Since the rake is capped at $3/hand, you can earn a maximum of 3 FPP's per hand. Also, if the rake is fractional, like $1.25, you'll earn 1.25 FPP's.

Besides ring tables you can also earn PlayersOnly Points by playing in sit and go's and multi table tournaments. Instead of using rake to determine your earnings, it is based on the tournament fees that you pay. For every $1 in tournament fees that you contribute, you will earn 7 FPP's, including fractional points. So if you enter a $5+.50 sit and go you will earn 3.5 FPP's.

PlayersOnly also has a great rewards system based on FPP's that revolves around earning Gold Chips. To learn more about the rewards system, or to see the site's screenshots, check out our full PlayersOnly Poker Review.