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Frequent Player Points

What are FPP’s?

At sportsbook.com Poker we like to reward our customers by giving something back through Frequent Player Points (FPP’s) dependant on how much you play. The more you play the more rake you generate, the more FPP’s you earn. The more FPP’s you earn, the more Gold Chips you earn. Click here for information on Gold Chips.


How do I earn FPP’s?

For every dollar in rake that is dropped, including fractional points you will earn 1 FPP. You can earn a maximum of 3 FPP per hand, whereas most other sites limit to only one point per hand.

You also earn points playing in tournaments and Sit & Go’s. There are no limits to the number of points you can earn in tournaments and you receive 7 FPP’s for every $1 in tournament entry fees, including fractional points.

Gamblers Anonymous Sportsbook is fully licensed and regulated, holding a license and preferential seal from the Directorate of Offshore Gaming of Antigua and Barbuda. This license requires Sportsbook to be operated under strict regulations which are compliant with the UK Gambling commission, the world’s strictest gambling regulating body. You can play at Sportsbook knowing that your funds are safe plus all its operations are strictly monitored & regulated.