Topic: BetcoinPoker.com Betcoin.ag-Big Tourneys-BONUS-Freerolls, Ring Games, Real Poker - page 42. (Read 367789 times)

No.

But if they know someone is trying to scam other players they get banned for sure.

No.

But if they know someone is trying to scam other players they get banned for sure.

And what are they going to do? In The real world do casinos bar entrance, suspend, ban, or hold the funds of a player who is in debt to another player at the casino?

I don't get it. Betcoin allow P2P transfers but they won't act as debt-collector, who you lend to/borrow from and whether they pay you back is entirely your problem and you take the risk.

Also why would anyone use chips as collateral since chips are essentially bitcoins (you can just withdraw them)?

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That would be a problem if a scammer "poker player" falsely alleges someone else took his chips inappropriately. He asks BetcoinPoker for a chargeback and the lender (who sent some coins and held the chips as collateral) gets scammed...
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Thanks for the fast reply!

BTW as BetcoinPoker is the main/only issuer of its own poker chips, are those chips subject to chargeback?

That would be a problem if a scammer "poker player" falsely alleges someone else took his chips inappropriately. He asks BetcoinPoker for a chargeback and the lender (who sent some coins and held the chips as collateral) gets scammed...

Is there any way to avoid BetcoinPoker's chips chargebacks?

Are Betcoin's players allowed to buy, sell, borrow, donate and transfer chips inside its platform?

Suggestion: maybe you should also create a Linux version of the software's platform featuring connection through TOR. And update the browser version to use only HTML5 instead of the (Adobe's defunct) Flash version.

There were tons of cheap satellites and freebuys that were available to gain access to that tournament too.  Those bigger buy-ins play a little tighter than the average tourney....they don't play like the micro's for sure!  You don't see too many players with their rifles on automatic spewing bullets like the smaller priced games.

Wow what a hit! what a feat to get 4th out of 1100 players. I also noticed this tournament took 15 hours and costed the players almost $500 each to enter. Gotta spend money to make money I suppose. Congrats!

Betcoin Poker's UncleChau Wins 75 BTC ($29,729.28) in High Five #23

Betcoin Poker congratulations UncleChau for finishing in 4th place in High Five #23 and winning 75 BTC ($29,729.28)

The High Five series was extremely exciting at Betcoin Poker and very profitable for our players. We would like to extend a special congratulations to Betcoino Poker's UncleChau for winning 75 BTC ($29,729.28) when he finished fourth in High Five #23 with the 1,000 BTC ($420,000) GTD prizepool.

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Biggest betting limit for Australian Open is 620 mbtc? It is too low to compare in previous Grand Slams in your site, or other sites, it was 2000 mbtc I remember, so i think you should increase the betting limit to attract more players, even I am a tennis super fan, i see such low betting limit, I don't desire to bet here, cause too low odds and betting limit.

Exceptional Value in the High Five Tournament Series - GTD 2,197 BTC

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The High Five Tournament Series returns this month to Betcoin.ag on Jan. 20, 2016. This action-packed series will add five extra tournaments per day with total guaranteed prize pools of $840,000 (2,197 BTC). The series comes to a massive conclusion on Jan. 24 at 4 p.m. ET with the $420+$35 buy-in $420,000 GTD Main Event.

This series has something for everyone with buy-ins ranging from $2.20 up to $455 and prize pools varying from $2,500 up to the staggering $420,000 (1,098 BTC) main event.

Among the many different types of tournament formats on offer, players can choose from 4-Max, 6-Max and full ring events. Only a couple of rebuy and add-on events appear in the High Five schedule, but there are plenty of tournaments with late registration and re-entry lasting for five hours.

Turbo events and hyper-turbo events are also included in the High Five Series, as well as knockout tournaments and a couple with mega starting stacks. Omaha players will not be disappointed with the schedule, as four Omaha or Omaha Hi/Lo tournaments are scheduled to take place during the five days of action, with three of the events having $15,000 (40 BTC) guaranteed prize pools.

This is the fifth High Five Tournament Series to date and a great way to launch into the New Year. 2015 was epic for tournament players and 2016 looks to become even bigger for players here at Betcoin Poker.