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Using 'table level' chip conversions, your deposits
and withdrawals will always be shown in your chosen
currency. When you wish to enter a ring game or
a tournament, a portion of your balance will be
converted, according to the exchange rate applicable
on that day, to the Poker room's standard currency.
The standard currency of the Poker room is US dollars.
When you leave a ring game or win a tournament
prize, your chips are converted back to your original
currency using the same exchange rate that the chips
or tournament buy in were purchased with. This exchange
rate is used even if you purchased the chips on
the previous day. The Poker room adds no additional
conversion charges or fees for this transaction.
The balance displayed in the bottom left corner
of the lobby (or in the games section) shows the
currency used in your Poker account. When you point
the cursor to your balance, a dialogue box opens,
informing you that your currency is different to
the currency used in the Poker room. A link to the
Poker help file is then displayed. A more detailed
explanation of the multicurrency feature can be
found in this file.
When you enter a ring game, your balance is shown
in the standard Poker room currency (US dollars).
All amounts on the table are shown in the room currency.
However, when you sit at a ring game and purchase
chips, a dialogue box will appear that will show
the purchase amount in your own currency and the
number of chips that will be purchased in the room
currency.
When you leave a ring game, your chips are converted
back to your own currency. The following message
appears when you leave a ring game.
When you register for a tournament the registration
costs (buy-ins) are displayed in both the Poker
room currency and your account currency. If you
wish to re-buy or purchase an add-on at a later
stage, a message appears explaining the conversion
rate and the cost of the transaction.
When you win a prize in a tournament, the prize
amount is displayed in both the Poker room currency
and your account currency. |
