About Freemium

by **jigger1986** on Mon Sep 13, 2010 7:24 am

I checked the FAQS and couldnt find an answer for this question. I wondered that when my premium runs out will I be dropped from my waiting games. I know Ill be able to finish my active games, but what of the ones waiting for players to join? Alas what about tournament games, perhaps the next round of a tournament I am waited for invites for having won the previous round? Thanks for the info.(Andy in advance, lets be honest, you answer one of my questions per week.) Anyone else thanks for the info as well.

by **Joodoo** on Mon Sep 13, 2010 7:42 am

I do not know about tournament games, but I think that when your premium expires and you still have games waiting, they will not be dropped (ex.you have 30 waiting for players and your premium just expired, but they'll stay intact unless you drop them).

by **greenoaks** on Mon Sep 13, 2010 8:57 am

sorry about those points jigger

by **jigger1986** on Mon Sep 13, 2010 9:10 am

lol its all good greenoaks, that was when you were a cook, btw, congrats on your rapid advancement

by **SirSebstar** on Mon Sep 13, 2010 11:12 am

jigger1986 wrote:I checked the FAQS and couldnt find an answer for this question. I wondered that when my premium runs out will I be dropped from my waiting games. I know Ill be able to finish my active games, but what of the ones waiting for players to join? Alas what about tournament games, perhaps the next round of a tournament I am waited for invites for having won the previous round? Thanks for the info.(Andy in advance, lets be honest, you answer one of my questions per week.) Anyone else thanks for the info as well.

you will be able to keep all games you are currently playing when your premium expires. However any new games you join/ start/make ect will be help against the 4 games mark.
Meaning you will likely not be able to join new tournament games in excess of the 4 games total.

by **squishyg** on Thu Sep 16, 2010 4:38 pm

SirSebstar wrote:
jigger1986 wrote:I checked the FAQS and couldnt find an answer for this question. I wondered that when my premium runs out will I be dropped from my waiting games. I know Ill be able to finish my active games, but what of the ones waiting for players to join? Alas what about tournament games, perhaps the next round of a tournament I am waited for invites for having won the previous round? Thanks for the info.(Andy in advance, lets be honest, you answer one of my questions per week.) Anyone else thanks for the info as well.

you will be able to keep all games you are currently playing when your premium expires. However any new games you join/ start/make ect will be help against the 4 games mark.
Meaning you will likely not be able to join new tournament games in excess of the 4 games total.

so would the rest of his waiting games drop?

by **40kguy** on Thu Sep 16, 2010 4:44 pm

just buy it before it runs out

by **Timminz** on Thu Sep 16, 2010 6:06 pm

squishyg wrote:
SirSebstar wrote:
jigger1986 wrote:I checked the FAQS and couldnt find an answer for this question. I wondered that when my premium runs out will I be dropped from my waiting games. I know Ill be able to finish my active games, but what of the ones waiting for players to join? Alas what about tournament games, perhaps the next round of a tournament I am waited for invites for having won the previous round? Thanks for the info.(Andy in advance, lets be honest, you answer one of my questions per week.) Anyone else thanks for the info as well.

you will be able to keep all games you are currently playing when your premium expires. However any new games you join/ start/make ect will be help against the 4 games mark.
Meaning you will likely not be able to join new tournament games in excess of the 4 games total.

so would the rest of his waiting games drop?

No, unless something has changed since April. I would recommend joining as many as possible before it runs out, but then, if you don't renew, it will be a long time before you can join another game, since you'll have to wait until you're in 3 or less.