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PokerHeaven Confirms User Freedom in Affiliate Tracking, No Rake Increase
NewsJune 1, 2012·1 min read

PokerHeaven Confirms User Freedom in Affiliate Tracking, No Rake Increase


PokerHeaven has made a significant announcement, becoming the first poker room to confirm that it will allow users to track their accounts with any affiliate they choose. This decision comes as a response to the current situation and the latest news in the industry. Andy, the representative of PokerHeaven, announced these updates on the forums of the school.

In addition to this, PokerHeaven has assured users that there will be no increase in rake. The poker room will also not charge commissions on tournaments in June and July. Furthermore, PokerHeaven will offer tournaments in June worth nearly 300,000€.

This move by PokerHeaven is seen as a positive step towards giving users more freedom and flexibility in their choices. The poker room has always been supportive of users' rights to choose their affiliates and has facilitated this process to the maximum extent possible.

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