Which sites allow private tournaments?

[xpertadvice4u]

Which sites allow an affiliate to sponsor private tournaments via password for buy-ins (like $5 or $10)?

How about for Free-rolls where the affiliate puts up the money?

Which sites allow private rooms without you having to be a whale?

Thanks for your input.

[edmc]

noble
titan
pitbull
sites on ongame network

[xpertadvice4u]

Are there any others which you would care to recommend folks?

You input will be appreciated.....

I

[xpertadvice4u]

Are there any others which you would care to recommend folks?

You input will be appreciated.....

You can have 1/10 of the balance in my Neteller account for each additional name

[haynesey]

poker.com (now carbonpoker.com) - IMO best site for private tournaments.
I think pacific do aswell.
Pokerstars does.

[xpertadvice4u]

your replies are appreciated.

[SunPoker.com]

Originally Posted by xpertadvice4u

Which sites allow an affiliate to sponsor private tournaments via password for buy-ins (like $5 or $10)?

How about for Free-rolls where the affiliate puts up the money?

Sunpoker.com can accommodate both of these requests.

Regards,
Mark

[haynesey]

lol forgot about sunpoker, im sure they'd be easy to set-up with mark being around so often

[xpertadvice4u]

I appreciate your replies.

And, as soon as I get my money out of Neteller I will buy you each a beverage of your choice! Maybe at the next CAPEuro!

[J S]

you can also easily set up private tourneys on pokerstars and fulltilt. Not freerolls, but buy-ins. (freerolls take more work and are generally frowned on for the most part at these 2 rooms for affiliates). Stars min is $10+1 and Tilt's is $5+.50. You can also do double stack events at Full Tilt but the min there is $10+1.

As far as affiliate sponsoring the $$, both Tilt and Stars allow you to transfer funds, so it wouldn't be a straight sponsorship but you could offer bonuses on top of the normal prize pools.