Frequent Player Points (FPP)
FPP stands for frequent player points, loyalty points that poker sites give to players based on the rake or fees they pay. They can be exchanged for prizes such as tournament tickets, cash or merchandise.
The simple explanation
The more you play, the more points you earn. Sites use them to reward regular players. You collect points as you play cash games or tournaments, and then spend them in the site store.
A closer look
The value of the points differs among sites. Some programs return a fixed percentage of the rake, known as rakeback. Others use levels that give better rewards at higher status. It is worth comparing programs when you choose a site, since a good program can add to your profit. Points may expire, and the rules can change, so read the terms.
A practical example
A player pays rake on many hands and earns 500 points. He redeems them for a tournament ticket in the site store.
Full explanation
FPP stands for frequent player points, loyalty points that poker sites give to players based on the rake or fees they pay. They can be exchanged for prizes such as tournament tickets, cash or merchandise.
FPP means frequent player points.
They are earned by playing, usually in proportion to the rake paid.
They can be exchanged for prizes.
Programs differ from site to site.
Alternative spelling: Frequent Player Points, FPP, FPPs