Get Paid to Tell Bad Beat Stories with PaysafeCard

Bad Beat stories are Poker's equivalent to those old fisherman's tales – you know, about the ones that got away. The fact is that nobody cares about your bad luck story and even if they do, it's not going to get you your money back for you.

Well that could be about to change. Those sympathetic guys at Paysafecard actually want to hear your Bad Beat stories! In fact, if your Bad Beat stake was deposited via Paysafecard, then they want to give you a chance of getting your money back.

We introduced Paysafecard to you earlier this year, but for those that don't know, it's a unique and innovative way of making cash deposits at popular online poker rooms without using a debit or credit card. You pay for the card in one of 18,000 outlets in the UK and transfer the balance direct to your chosen poker room. This is a great way to avoid online fraud, transfer your real cash winnings to online poker rooms and is a super fast way of depositing you money. It also can be used to buy at thousands of participating online stores.

So if you suffer a bad beat using Paysafecard, you could be in line for a refund. If you send a screenshot of your bad luck to badbeat@ paysafecard.com you will be considered for their weekly award. Every Monday the worst bad beat gets their money refunded to the unluckiest player. Just to clarify, ace-king losing to ace-queen is not the biggest bad beat in the world, so make sure yours is a gut wrencher. If your bad beat was at one of the following sites:

Pokerstars
Partypoker
FullTiltPoker
Absolutepoker
Ultimatebet
Bet365Poker
StanjamesPoker
UnibetPoker

And it was deposited with Paysafecard, then it will qualify. If you haven't used Paysafecard yet, go to www.paysafecard.com to find your nearest Paysafecard sales outlet. You can deposit up to 10 Paysafecards at one time without using your personal banking information. Winning Bad Beats will be displayed, but screen names will be withheld to protect player's identity. Paysafecard look forward to hearing from you and we wish you good luck at the tables.

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