Pigsback - Free Gifts for Clicks

droopsnout · 4 September 2006 at 4:33PM

jules-2005 wrote:

You can just sign in, play the first hand and bet everything on your first hand and hopefully lose and then you've got 400 points for 5 minutes of your time or you could play, fluke it and come 2nd like I did last Wednesday. I really have no idea how to play and I ticked the box to sit out for about an hour of it whilst I was chatting on the phone !

Thanks for the advice, Jules and others.

I guess the only stumbling blocks are the 7 p.m. start time (8 p.m. here - trough time!!) and my nerves.

Claire_DC · 4 September 2006 at 4:33PM

Descartes wrote:

How long does it take for betfair vouchers to be credited?

3-5 days apparantly, i'm still waiting for mine that was ordered i think on the 29th!

Claire_DC · 4 September 2006 at 4:35PM

droopsnout wrote:

Thanks for the advice, Jules and others.

I guess the only stumbling blocks are the 7 p.m. start time (8 p.m. here - trough time!!) and my nerves.

Register earlier on (i registered an hour before approx) and if you keep the software open in the background, it pops up to tell you the tournament is about to start!

droopsnout · 4 September 2006 at 4:38PM

Back to School Zone has been removed from site, which is why the quiz isn't working. From Ciara:

"The Back to School Zone has been removed from the site, this is why you are receiving this message when you click on the link below."

droopsnout · 4 September 2006 at 4:43PM

I also get confused about opening an account and withdrawing the PiggyPoints from Betfair, and I've never organised myself to sit down and read through it all properly.

Regarding the poker, it's tricky to be at the PC at 8 p.m. most times, so I don't like to commit myself, nor the cook, sommelier and serving wenches.

LadyInBlack · 4 September 2006 at 4:46PM

Has anyone actually won sunglasses from Not Designer?

randan · 4 September 2006 at 4:53PM

DS - Im am also a little wary of the cash for Betfair vouchers !!!

Someone did kindly say that it all works but as I am not a gambler and I am not really interested in becoming one I am still a bit unsure about committing to the initial sign up and gambling the £10 of hard earned cash to get the quidco bonus so that I can then possibly get my piggy points out in cash through Betfair.

Does anyone have any re-assuring advice for me ?

kathfisch · 4 September 2006 at 4:57PM

furrypig wrote:

Thanks everyone for all your ideas, I enjoy the crossword though have never been able to download the answers from here, one day I will win something!

Furrypig, all you have to do is click on the link provided each day, usually by jules. That should open a window and a box will appear with something like 'thankyou for entering the crossword', you click ok and then the blank crossword appears. No need to do anything more - that's you entered! People have won by using this link so we know it works

kathfisch · 4 September 2006 at 5:03PM

randan wrote:

DS - Im am also a little wary of the cash for Betfair vouchers !!!

Someone did kindly say that it all works but as I am not a gambler and I am not really interested in becoming one I am still a bit unsure about committing to the initial sign up and gambling the £10 of hard earned cash to get the quidco bonus so that I can then possibly get my piggy points out in cash through Betfair.

Does anyone have any re-assuring advice for me ?

If you don't want to risk your £10 on gambling in order to get cashback - don't! You can just sign up to betfair for free, no need to give card details

If you did decide to risk the £10 though, you could try to find a bet that is as close to a certainty as possible - obviously nothing is guaranteed though. Take it another step (if you've got the head space) by looking into matched betting on the gambling board.

As for 'cashing in' you piggypoints through betfair - it works perfectly. I've now exchanged 4000 piggypoint for £40 and had no problems :T You simply buy the betfair 'voucher' reward through pigsback in the normal way and give them your betfair username. The amount will be credited with 3-4 days in my experience. You then click the 'withdraw' button in betfair, enter the amount you want to withdraw and submit. If you have deposited with betfair this amount will be refunded onto the card you deposited with, if not it'll be sent to you as a cheque.

£40 cash for 4000 points - lovely!!

Merlin139 · 4 September 2006 at 5:14PM

Claire_DC wrote:

They do say that he is professional, and they are an irish site so maybe it is him as he is irish too?

OR it could be somebody with the same name?

He is a professional but he has only won $195,913 since 2003 he did come 57th in the 2003 WSOP main event. He is 20th in the all time Irish money list.

4 people on that list have won over $1 million with the top name being Andy Black with $ 2,127,951

The picture on the Betfair site matches the one that I have just looked at.

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