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  1. I was wondering if anyone has used their FPPs for clothes?? I think this jacket looks nice but it may be cheap...Anyone have shirts and stuff from FPPs?

    http://www.pokerstars.com/fpp/store/...cket/?utm_id=3
  2. I have this and really like it. Only small problem is that mine is a little small. I'm 5'10 and I bought the medium. It's 100% cotton definitely error on the big side but i like this item.
  3. if you're single i wouldnt be caught dead in anything poker related
     
  4. Agreed, do yourself a favor and use the points for something that isn't a retarded Poker stars jacket.
  5. if you really want it then go for it, its actually decent quality but using ur fpps for cash bonuses is def more +ev
  6. Check eBay for it first, you can sometimes find it for cheaper than the FPPs $ value, have gotten some good deals on FTP stuff that way.
  7. absolutely agreed. burn those FPPs in sattys to get into the sunday 100k and TID and then buy some fly shit to attract sluts.
  8. I'm that 32 year old guy that bought me and my girl stars hoodies - they're a good value :).
    Agreed on the being single and not wearing poker related attire however.
  9. A long time ago on stars that jacket was one of only two
    worthwhile things you could get with your points. Mine is
    still in great shape after much wear over 5 years.

    But I am old and married and couldn't care less about what
    anyone thinks of my attire ;o)
  10. I have it and its alright the jackets fine but the only thing i was dissapointed on was the logo is not stitched(embrordered) into it. But if you want a really sweet one get the pokerstars Fleece Pullover its really nice and the logo is embrordered into it. I have both and i like the fleece pullover much better
  11. i have shirts....no complaints
     

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