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Today is Jan 25th.

The High Five Series is over.

Perhaps you should spend more time focusing on whats really going on instead of trying to manipulate what others think is going on.  
Just because you delete posts like this one from your website doesn't mean nobody will know that you took more money than you should for 4 weeks and then gave an extremely weak indirect excuse for not refunding everyone affected.




I suggest learning how to run a poker site, or hiring someone who does.

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

The High Five Tournament Series has yielded exceptional value to Betcoin Poker players.  Get registered today.

https://www.betcoin.ag/betcoin-poker-presents-high-five-tournament-series-gtd-2197-btc

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.

Unfortunately, these tournaments are not available at this time but we will certainly keep you informed if they are added to the lineup.  Thank you for your question. 

We have moved this to our sports thread:  https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/betcoinsportscom-betcoinag-live-football-soccer-esports-1-casino-poker-sports-281850

Whats up with live betting? It almost never works or accepts bet.

I get it everyday but sometimes I log in and it says "claimed 1 day 3hrs ago". Figuring it's a reset everyday at a certain time.

It used to be a daily gift but now I see it every 1-3 days.  I believe there was an announcement about this some time ago. 

Does the prize box reset every 24hrs you claim it or is it a universal time that it resets to be claimed?

I understand where you are coming from with your questions, but what do I have to do with it??

Oh that reminds me, why were the email address and usernames "available" to someone who used them for malicious purposes?  What other sensitive information was "available" to that person or persons?

Is the new WPN "Playpen" tourney available to play on Betcoin?

Are you just trying to bury these issues by ignoring us, posting ads and only responding to "easy questions" or praise?

I don't think anything I've asked is out of line, do you?

Why can't I access my account? 

How did someone else get my email and the username I log in with?

Every email code sent to a player is exactly the same.  Meaning that all someone has to do to spoof a Betcoin email would be to copy the code that is linked to a player's account.  Is that code saved in the same space as each user's email address and username?  Because if it is, then what you did accomplished nothing.

Oh, also, if Betcoin's website/database wasn't compromised, how did the attackers know which email address corresponded to the correct username?  Inside job?  Betcoin selling player's personal details?

Betcoin Poker Presents the High Five Tournament Series - GTD 2,197 BTC

The High Five Tournament Series returns this month to Betcoin.ag on Jan. 20, 2016.

https://www.betcoin.ag/betcoin-poker-presents-high-five-tournament-series-gtd-2197-btc

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.

Hi,

I think you forgot to address the concerns of myself, Wh0CaR3s, Darkdays and wwwin.

It's almost as if we are being intentionally ignored.

I've also submitted a ticket, asked on your forum (which I think may have gotten me banned, not sure though), sent an email and communicated with a few members of support who told me to wait for a response since Jessica wasn't around.


Please don't ignore me.  (or any of your players)

Thanks!

Excellent question and here is the full post https://www.betcoin.ag/bonuses/sit-and-crush

Why should cash game players have all the fun?

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 Here’s how it works:

- Register for any of our “Sit & Go” or “On Demand” tournaments. To find one, just look for the Sit & Go tab.
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Players can earn points toward their weekly leaderboard totals simply by playing in any Sit & Go tournament*. The more you play, the more points you earn, and the higher you’ll rank on the Sit & Go leaderboard. See our Earning Points tab.

The players who rank highest at the end of each week race will win thousands of mbtc PLUS tournament entries and will be paid according to their overall finish.

As you play poker, you’ll rank on a leaderboard for both bitcoin and tournament seats. Each weekly competition runs from Saturday at 00:00 to the following Friday at 23:59 ET.

Here’s the best part: the leaderboard gets fueled at absolutely no extra cost to the player. Each time a player sits down at a Sit & Go, he pays his normal fee — that’s all.

For example, a 9 handed $10+1 Sit & Go (the $1 would be the fee), we will take $0.25 out of the normal tournament fee and put it into the Sit & Crush jackpot. In this case of a 9 handed Sit & Go, $2.25 will go towards the race ($0.25 x 9 = $2.25), 70% is then contributed towards the Race and 30% is contributed to the Tournament Race. In the previous example $1.575 would go to the Race and $0.675 to the tournament race.
- Play your tournament the Sunday following the bitcoin prize payout

How we can join the sit & crush? I can't see that appearance in my betcoin desktop software.
What advantage we receive if play sit & crush ?

Looking forward to the Hi5 Tournament series.  Where can I find more information about these tourneys?  Also, Jackpots coming?

User is available but the email address is not. So if they got both not sure how anyone can say they were not hacked. So if they got your user name and email they  can also fake a security code at the bottom of the email and can also link you to a fake site to verify  the code. Not too convinced by their explanation and "security measure".   Nobody should have been able to get both the username and email address in the first place. I don't see PokerStars having this email verification crap each time you get an email nor any other site for that matter.

They managed to  piss a guy whose account had been hacked.

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.13452399

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.13453104

A leopard can't change its spots

By "Screenname" you probably meant "Username".
Screename are public (your name on a poker table) and Username should be private (name you're using to log-in), only the site and your affiliate, if you have one, should know about it.
Well, it doesn't work like that on Betcoin; Usernames are not private at all there.

Just click on "p2p" on a player's page and here you go, his username is given !
Even easier, just write a post on the forum and then you got some notifications about who answered to the thread... well, inside the notification it is not the screenname of the player that is given but his username...

That is obviously a security issue in itself; maybe that's one which is inherent to WPN, I don't know (not sure how the p2p do work on the other skins).

But that doesn't answer as to how someone could get, not only the username, but as well the correct email linked to Betcoin for some players.

Apart Betcoin being hacked, I can't see how it is possible and that would explain the mandatory password change in late December as well as to other issues that faced some players with accounts being hacked like this story: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1315681.0;all