Long-Standing PokerStars s Receive Termination Emails 1r4rx

Changes have been taking place with PokerStars for some time now with the recent acquisition by Amaya Gaming but many may not have been expecting the most recent change. According to a report, certain s of PokerStars are reporting they have received emails in which their PokerStars status is being terminated, even with long-standing s.

The emails were reportedly received last week and announced that PokerStars was terminating the agreements. Within the agreement, the would earn revenues for providing PokerStars with players. PokerStars has the right to terminate such s as it is stated within the agreement. PokerStars can cancel such agreements any time they wish with the poker room providing a seven day notice before the is terminated.

Players took to Two Plus Two to discuss the situation and PokerStars Communication Team member Michael Josem, got online to discuss the terminations. Josem stated the process was standard procedure and that PokerStars has agreements with thousands of third party websites, which would be s, to help market the PokerStars services and encourage new players to play at the site.

Josem continued by stating that the online poker room will routinely review these agreements with s to ensure they are productive. Josem stated that the s terminated were small in number and these s were not recruiting many new players as well as doing little in way of active promotion for the site.

Basically, the s terminated were still earning revenues from players who signed up at PokerStars ages ago. The s could still earn money for players who had signed up so long ago and PokerStars did not feel these s should continue to be paid.

While PokerStars is playing off the terminations as minor news, the s who are affected to feel the same way. One on Two Plus Two stated that PokerStars was going after the super-s and the terminations was merely a ‘greedy financial decision’.