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[Closed] is it worth changing $ to E on pokerstars???

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i guess its not that related to poker but poker is about winning so would i win if i changed my currency to Euro???
i live in europe by the way so i guess that matters
if yes would the currency changing fees not be too much on stars??

thanks in advance


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ihufa
Joined: 18.03.2008

if you by E mean extasy, possibly


hmm....i dont have the euro sign on my keyboard....or at least cant find it

ok new q...is it worth switching $ to € on stars???


I'll assume you mean €...

If your profile information is correct, then € is the obvious choice.


Cealin
Joined: 09.03.2006

I think you should only change to Euro if the tables/Sng's that you usually play are there in Euro's. Are they populated enough? Are there comparable amounts of fishes?

If both questions are positively answered, then switch :).


Styr
Joined: 11.03.2009

Not that I like speculation, the euro seems to be weakening, and most of the tables and tournaments are still in US dollars, at least in Pokerstars.

So I personally would not change.


hmm...i guess i a tough one but i decided to go ahead and change cuz there is no fee on it and i live in a country with the euro not dollars...
might be a bad idea as i still play games in dollars
ah well...less chance of going broke cuz my brm is bigger now

but now im on a downswing cuz lookin at the shrinked figure depresses me :P


In don't know about exchange rate and stuff ... but from what i read u get a better FPP rate for euro. If i remember u get 0.2 fpp/$ rake. Doesn't seem much ... but ... if u do the math after a while .. u can see the difference. So if u find a good table in euro u should chose that over $


opal99
Joined: 05.02.2008

It doesnt matter that much if there's not exchange fee (isnt it now? beause it was..). If € is your home currency than I'd go for € account but it's not the most important. The thing is, if your account is non-euro, you should exchange GBP/USD/CAD to EUR before you withdraw - it's because bank will always charge the exchange fee which is quite high.