Topic: [ANN][ICO] CoinPoker: Poker future is today! - page 55. (Read 31141 times)

Hi ! CoinPoker (Coin_Poker)

Poker has taken me to many places. This time he brought me to a forum.

Regards!


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Thank you for letting us know. We are glad that you managed to download the software. We will pass all of this information over to our Technical guys to look into.

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Hey , no it seems that there was a problem with downloading for some countries as traincarswreck stated
my firewall didn't block the download , I was able to start the download but the download was getting interrupted after downloading 5-7 MBs
asked my friend to download it for me and upload the setup on dropbox , and after that I was able to software

From which time one there will be another (more logical and fair) solution when tournament crashes?
Before the Tesla tournament?

We’re keeping our word – CoinPoker stands for fair play! Today we have made a huge leap in cheating prevention, namely current multi-accounting elimination in CoinPoker’s community.

Learn more about what has been done and how it will affect your online poker experience for the better: http://bit.ly/CP-Fairplay

You should be able to download the software if you turn off your firewall to attempt this.

One more gambling on blockchain, hope this will be successful.

Firstly we would like to thank you for your support. We can confirm that, yes, the freeroll tournaments are partially in place to test the site and poker gameplay for bugs.

Our customer support team are working very hard to help all poker professionals, beginners and investors with any questions that they may have while also maintaining a constant open communication with everyone to ensure a friendly and welcoming service. We take pride in this and we hope that this is to the satisfaction of everyone who contacts us for any reason at all. Everyone involved in CoinPoker is constantly informed of all information possible to help with any questions or queries that customers/investors may have. The prizes of the freeroll tournaments not being credited following crashes that result in the tournaments not being completed has been explained from the beginning of these tournaments taking place. This is not a decision made by the customer support agents, but made by the leading management and developers of the site.

We are extremely positive about CoinPoker becoming very popular and succeeding.  All information can be found in the Whitepaper on the site. Here is a link to this: https://coinpoker.com/downloads/coinpoker-whitepaper.pdf?v171221

Its ok, freerolls also will be removed, i remember that admin said that 2millions coins left for freefrolls.

i had this problem too, and mashed the dl button a few times and like 10 mins later it opened.  It's probably a weird bug in regard to future ip restrictions or something I figured.  

To all the other posts, I am the biggest critic of these sites and in the 2 + 2 thread previously linked.  I am vocal and I know the poker related staff enough to have meaningful dialogue and to get their attention. I also wrote the book in regard to the evolution this emerging technology is bringing: wealthofchips.wordpress.com

The recent complaints are expected issues of a bootstrapping event.  The cus support is seemingly just inexperienced with poker, perhaps not good with english (I am a native english speaker but my grammar is terrible ;p).  What they (probably) meant to say is 'the reason we have a month or two of freerolls is because we expected many issues and bugs'.  They shouldn't have implied that you don't deserve compensation from the crashed tourney's (ie the higher level staff probably smacked their foreheads when they realized their support staff claimed that).  

It is quite standard in the industry to credit some form of icm payout (I think that is the correct term) based on a formula of a likelihood you would have finished if all players were equal. Or in a significant tourney like the tesla one, to restore the state of the tourney from the time of the crash.  Its never ideal because some players are better than others and no one wants to think about "what could have been".  But Josem and Isabelle Mercier are a part of this project and they are well aware this is industry standard practice.

Probably the rest of the team isn't aware, and didn't realize it is not a good idea to not inform your customer service agents of this practice.  It is likely the policy will get changed, unless I don't understand something.  

But what I mean to emphasize is you cannot suggest its indication of scammy behavior.  It's just a form of undesight as there are probably large pressing issues the customer doesn't see.  They probably realizing they need poker player related customer support rather than some form of 3rd party outsourcing as well (total guess).

Anyways, follow the 2p2 thread, I am in there and so are some very experienced players.  I just don't want this to be a runaway torch carrying mob based on normal bootstrapping problems.

Your complaints are noted, and experienced players are scrutinizing this project...this just needs some patience because every staff member probably has 10 extremely urgent and large tasks on their plate, and they are all probably realizing as a team that they are dropping the ball in the thing that they forget is most important: the players

somehow I'm not able to download the software through the site , my download is getting interrupted
is there anyway to download the software from a source outside the site  , like mediafire or something similar 

That is not really the problem here. This project is not about building the next generation poker room. They know very well about the state of the online poker business and that opening a poker room now is burning money. It's about creating a coin with a halfway reasonable looking product behind it. Tony G and some mid- to c-level managers who used to work in the dying poker business simply want their own altcoin train - for some of them the last chance to get rich before getting too old. Nothing wrong with that. A lot of people from the poker business are doing stuff like that nowadays.

Interesting app. I like the idea of the fair play protocol. With the current strength of poker bots my initial thoughts reading about the project was that any online poker room using block chain would be full of scammers and bots. Maybe I'll play a tournament or two and see for myself.

Currently i'm testing this poker room and what i see, that a lot of players joined, about 1000 players every evening playing tournaments. From white paper for me everything looks good. RNG clear for everyone. Poker client looks professional. For me this is number one poker crypto currency room. If you think that crypto poker rooms will not live in this world, then you can skip this one also.

This collides directly with the requirements you have to meet for legally offering your services in the UK, Italy, France, Spain, Portugal, .... And what about Poland, Romania, Bulgaria, Turkey, Germany? And China (read that with Trump's voice) and South Korea? You cannot have anonymous users. Mandatory kyc procedures, up to a point in some countries where your users have to provide bank details within a few days after registering, do not become optional by simply saying "blockchain". In reality they will have to run a few servers with a few databases and file storages and those will hold addresses, real names, telephone numbers, passport copies, deposit and withdrawal histories and what else is required by the issuer of their gambling license(s).

My conclusion: The concept makes no sense. What is proposed in the whitepaper is a boring and outdated boilerplate poker room that on top will be regarded as an illegal gambling operation in most parts of the world unless they do not plan to offer their services in most parts of the world. No recreational player will join that. And without a constant supply of recreational money no 2+2 shark will join. Another case of a product that wouldn't survive in the real world but by making it "crypto" it magically turns into something the world is waiting for.

From the 2+2 thread. Pure gold. Good luck with getting a license that will allow us-american players to play in a non-ringfenced poker room. Or for a start: good luck with getting any license to offer your services in the USA. Shouldn't your advisers tell you about this? You can also ask the Breakout Gaming guys or any other operator how the USA thing works.

From the whitepaper. Reality has some issues with these statements. Nobody in the business believes that there will be a "strong growth going forward". The online gaming market is indeed growing but that is due to casino, daily fantasysport, sportsbet and attempts to get a hold in the e-sport market. The poker market is shrinking for years and will continue to do so. Operators are either closing down their poker room or they modify their game offering to turn the classic poker game into a slot machine. You want to make a profit with standard Texas Hold'em cash games and tournaments and random loyalty rewards that are not based on contributed rake... That's your "innovation" for a dying business? Well, you always can make it "crypto" and hope nobody realizes how outdated your business model is.

Lol sorry, only rig tards complain about RNG (well if you play on shady Asian sites then I don't blame you, I concur that these sites do cheat).

But on mature and legitimate platforms like PokerStars, PartyPoker, 888, Winamax, ACR... RNG were NEVER an issue.

I play poker professionally for years. There are a lot of problems with online poker far beyond RNG, that CoinPoker does not solve.