How to Sell My Play Money Chips on PokerStars

How to Sell My Play Money Chips on PokerStars
Written By
Tommy Charles
Tommy Charles
Oct 12, 2010
1 minute read

PokerStars is a large online poker site that caters to poker players from all over the world. Many people play at the site's free money tables to enjoy a challenging game of poker with no risk. However, the lowest levels of play money play are full of inept players who frequently play badly. This makes it difficult for serious hobbyists to play a decent game of poker. This situation has created a market for PokerStars play money chips. These players are willing to spend anywhere from $5 to $20 for 1 million play money chips. The additional chips will allow you to play the highest-stakes play money tables, thus ensuring that you are playing with skilled opponents.

Choose a merchant where you will sell your chips. Click on the "Use live chat to make transactions" button found on its website.

Specify how many play chips you have to sell when prompted by the online operator.

Click on "Start" and then on "All Programs." Click on "PokerStars."

Enter your PokerStars ID and password in the space provided and click on "Log In."

Click on "Requests" and then on "Find Player." Type the player name into the form provided by the operator and hit "Enter."

Double-click on the results of the search and then click on "Sit Here" to join the table. When instructed to do so, right-click on the operator's avatar and then click on "Transfer Play Money Chips."

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Enter the amount to be sent into the form and press "OK."

Tommy Charles

Tommy Charles is a professional writer and researcher for several websites. Focusing primarily on financial markets, he also writes for broader arenas and has written several articles focusing on general interest topics such as secure Web…

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