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I love how well the site is design, looking forward to your response to my inquiry.

Cheers QueenVera!
You can just click away the signup window to browse the site. Here's a link to our Politics betting markets: https://www.pokershares.com/market/politics

Just retired after dropping this complain and I got a view of how the bet are to be placed so I guess it was all my fault and not that of the site. Maybe my network wasn't strong when I tried accessing the site but everything working fine since then.
For the bet, the odds are against democratic but I think they'll emerge the winners as everyone's is tired of Trumps incapability to governed the United States. Am I the only one, thinking in this direction?

The democrats are the favorites but most of the betting volume on PokerShares is coming in on Trump. Compared to other bookmakers, our odds on democrats are very good because of the discrepancy in bets coming in.

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Quote from: PokerShares on July 18, 2020, 08:12:52 AM

Quote from: QueenVera on July 18, 2020, 06:38:13 AM

I love how well the site is design, looking forward to your response to my inquiry.

Cheers QueenVera!
You can just click away the signup window to browse the site. Here's a link to our Politics betting markets: https://www.pokershares.com/market/politics

Just retired after dropping this complain and I got a view of how the bet are to be placed so I guess it was all my fault and not that of the site. Maybe my network wasn't strong when I tried accessing the site but everything working fine since then.
For the bet, the odds are against democratic but I think they'll emerge the winners as everyone's is tired of Trumps incapability to governed the United States. Am I the only one, thinking in this direction?

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Quote from: bhadz on July 20, 2020, 01:35:27 PM

They have other games that he can give a try like betting to US politics which is the highlight currently of pokershares.

Yes, we will be able to bet whose party among Republican and Democrats will win, there are many pokers player also to bet with and choice of where to bet in different poker events. Those who have idols in poker can easily bet here with first deposit bonus.

It's his choice, he can bet for the politics or simply go with poker. If he's are not in mood, there's also dice. Just visit the casino and choose whichever game that he wants to play, don't also forget the code for first deposit bonus which is written on the site itself.

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Quote from: bhadz on July 20, 2020, 01:35:27 PM

They have other games that he can give a try like betting to US politics which is the highlight currently of pokershares.

Yes, we will be able to bet whose party among Republican and Democrats will win, there are many pokers player also to bet with and choice of where to bet in different poker events. Those who have idols in poker can easily bet here with first deposit bonus.

Also, We can try to monitor the odds in betting with specific party or players. It's indeed a good feature to establish what may the outcome will be able to see at the same for us to choose, but many betters maybe have already their own player been looking for and they keep track with.

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It seems like this new gambling is very unique, maybe I should like it

Not only to like it but you must have to give it a try. You have many games to like if you will start trying it.

Quote from: pikkie on July 20, 2020, 11:23:28 AM

yes of course you should try it because this gambling place still maintains the poker game which in my opinion is still very good for making a profit because the card game is very liked by many people and has a lot of interest, try and get as much profit as you can.

They have other games that he can give a try like betting to US politics which is the highlight currently of pokershares.

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Quote from: pikkie on July 20, 2020, 11:23:28 AM

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It seems like this new gambling is very unique, maybe I should like it

yes of course you should try it because this gambling place still maintains the poker game which in my opinion is still very good for making a profit because the card game is very liked by many people and has a lot of interest, try and get as much profit as you can.

Poker game is indeed one of the most favorite card games in this world, but people likes to play it not to bet on which professional players will win on a competition.
It is like a sports betting instead of poker game in general when we acts as the player and play the poker game against other players.
In this site, we should have a good knowledge about professional poker players to get better chance to win.
I wonder do you even understand about what is offered by pokershares?

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It seems like this new gambling is very unique, maybe I should like it

yes of course you should try it because this gambling place still maintains the poker game which in my opinion is still very good for making a profit because the card game is very liked by many people and has a lot of interest, try and get as much profit as you can.

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Quote from: PokerShares on July 19, 2020, 11:25:01 AM

We have only recently added BTC as a currency to our platform. Joining Bitcointalk with an ANN thread and signature campaigns is our first effort to market this.

On your site, I saw some deposit methods: Skrill, Neteller, Visa, Mastercard, ecoPayZ, bitcoin, etc. As a gambling casino, you can consider to integrate more deposit methods (in crypto) as altcoins: USDT, Dogecoin, Litecoin, Ethereum. Some casinos have TRON and Ripple as well.

As first things to visit in my way, I went to: Terms and conditions and FAQ on PokerShares. I tried to search for KYC and results show that your casino does not require KYC, AMT. I don't find info on restricted areas.

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Quote from: PokerShares on July 19, 2020, 06:20:09 AM

Our gaming license requires us to request KYC (ID document and proof of address) from our users prior to withdrawing. We are operational for 3.5 years and we have never claimed 'suspicious activity' or something similar to complicate or deny withdrawals. Our reputation as a trustworthy gaming operator is worth everything to us. Please note that we are one of the few crypto accepting gaming sites with a high profile public face of the company. It's one of the reasons many highstakes gamblers from the poker community choose for PokerShares.

Betting on poker players might be engaging, and if you've indeed been around for 3 years, it's good in terms of your reputation. But how come that the only mention of you on Bitcointalk seems to be in this thread? Why haven't you been here all this time?

We have only recently added BTC as a currency to our platform. Joining Bitcointalk with an ANN thread and signature campaigns is our first effort to market this.

It's a good way to promote your business inside this forum, with campaign signature participants the site will gain interest,
though you also needed to be more active here answering queries as you might expect more to come since gamblers always
wanted to see clarity before they will start using the platform, moreover, it's best to see you doing your part starting your
journey around the forum.

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Quote from: kryptqnick on July 19, 2020, 08:42:53 AM

Betting on poker players might be engaging, and if you've indeed been around for 3 years, it's good in terms of your reputation. But how come that the only mention of you on Bitcointalk seems to be in this thread? Why haven't you been here all this time?

Everything doesn't revolve around this forum, there are many great projects out there that don't have their accounts, advertise or have a presence on this forum just as Pokershare was before they picked interest and made an official announcement on the forum. Stick around and you won't be disappointed as those would had used the platform can testify to the trustworthiness of the platform.

More promotions are likely to commence in the nearest future to enhance the creating of more awareness of the project to the cryptocurrency community on the forum. Stay turned.

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Quote from: PokerShares on July 19, 2020, 06:20:09 AM

Our gaming license requires us to request KYC (ID document and proof of address) from our users prior to withdrawing. We are operational for 3.5 years and we have never claimed 'suspicious activity' or something similar to complicate or deny withdrawals. Our reputation as a trustworthy gaming operator is worth everything to us. Please note that we are one of the few crypto accepting gaming sites with a high profile public face of the company. It's one of the reasons many highstakes gamblers from the poker community choose for PokerShares.

Betting on poker players might be engaging, and if you've indeed been around for 3 years, it's good in terms of your reputation. But how come that the only mention of you on Bitcointalk seems to be in this thread? Why haven't you been here all this time?

We have only recently added BTC as a currency to our platform. Joining Bitcointalk with an ANN thread and signature campaigns is our first effort to market this.

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Quote from: PokerShares on July 19, 2020, 06:20:09 AM

Our gaming license requires us to request KYC (ID document and proof of address) from our users prior to withdrawing. We are operational for 3.5 years and we have never claimed 'suspicious activity' or something similar to complicate or deny withdrawals. Our reputation as a trustworthy gaming operator is worth everything to us. Please note that we are one of the few crypto accepting gaming sites with a high profile public face of the company. It's one of the reasons many highstakes gamblers from the poker community choose for PokerShares.

Is this KYC mandatory for all the withdrawals or you can ask for KYC for certain withdrawals in which you smell something wrong ?
If all the withdrawals are subjected to KYC then it will be better to get the KYC for all the users before the deposits , at the time of account creation so that people know about it.

Don't like this if mandatory KYC is really implemented here, maybe they should do that on fiat deposits and or big amount of withdrawals but for small amount I discourage the users to provide their personal information since it's so dangerous to get compromised for unwanted events.

Maybe this KYC thing needed to be answer clearly since I'm sure many people avoids KYC for security matters.

We require all users to provide KYC before withdrawing. On request of the Bitcointalk member responses ITT we will update our T&C to provide more clarity on that.

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Quote from: PokerShares on July 19, 2020, 06:20:09 AM

Our gaming license requires us to request KYC (ID document and proof of address) from our users prior to withdrawing. We are operational for 3.5 years and we have never claimed 'suspicious activity' or something similar to complicate or deny withdrawals. Our reputation as a trustworthy gaming operator is worth everything to us. Please note that we are one of the few crypto accepting gaming sites with a high profile public face of the company. It's one of the reasons many highstakes gamblers from the poker community choose for PokerShares.

Do you mean that every user has to go through KYC before withdrawing money, even if we're talking about very small amounts and nothing weird about the account activity? I'd interpret the Terms differently, so I'm just asking for clarification. I can see that this point is vague for other Bitcointalk members who replied in this thread as well. If that's the case, your policy is very strict, and this will be a bummer for many users.
Betting on poker players might be engaging, and if you've indeed been around for 3 years, it's good in terms of your reputation. But how come that the only mention of you on Bitcointalk seems to be in this thread? Why haven't you been here all this time?

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Quote from: PokerShares on July 18, 2020, 08:27:05 AM

Quote from: passwordnow on July 18, 2020, 07:32:36 AM

Welcome pokershares. I think I've heard you somewhere or from someone who have said things about you.
It would be a good tab if you allow guests or visitors to view the dice.

Thanks! We are very well known in the poker community but not outside of it. We're excited to become active on Bitcointalk.

Fair point re; viewing the Dice game, you can view it when you're logged in fyi. I will bring it up with our devs again. Meanwhile, here's a screenshot:

You've got a good design but I hope that the devs will allow that feature that I'm suggesting. Most of the casinos or dice sites allow to see the bets even for a guest.
It is because not everyone who visits them are quick to register and are only wanting to observe how do it looks like and how much volume you get for certain games like dice.

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Quote from: acroman08 on July 19, 2020, 07:48:02 AM

their ToS doesn't talk about KYC being mandatory to every withdrawal but can be requested to any withdrawal. in short KYC is not mandatory(at least according to their ToS)

From their TOS it seems KYC is not mandatory but from the below admin words it seems that their gaming license requires a KYC prior to withdraw.

Anyone who has played their and requested a withdraw without doing KYC can tell us his experience ?

Quote from: PokerShares on July 19, 2020, 06:20:09 AM

Our gaming license requires us to request KYC (ID document and proof of address) from our users prior to withdrawing. We are operational for 3.5 years and we have never claimed 'suspicious activity' or something similar to complicate or deny withdrawals. Our reputation as a trustworthy gaming operator is worth everything to us. Please note that we are one of the few crypto accepting gaming sites with a high profile public face of the company. It's one of the reasons many highstakes gamblers from the poker community choose for PokerShares.

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Quote from: PokerShares on July 19, 2020, 06:20:09 AM

Our gaming license requires us to request KYC (ID document and proof of address) from our users prior to withdrawing. We are operational for 3.5 years and we have never claimed 'suspicious activity' or something similar to complicate or deny withdrawals. Our reputation as a trustworthy gaming operator is worth everything to us. Please note that we are one of the few crypto accepting gaming sites with a high profile public face of the company. It's one of the reasons many highstakes gamblers from the poker community choose for PokerShares.

Is this KYC mandatory for all the withdrawals or you can ask for KYC for certain withdrawals in which you smell something wrong ?
If all the withdrawals are subjected to KYC then it will be better to get the KYC for all the users before the deposits , at the time of account creation so that people know about it.

Don't like this if mandatory KYC is really implemented here, maybe they should do that on fiat deposits and or big amount of withdrawals but for small amount I discourage the users to provide their personal information since it's so dangerous to get compromised for unwanted events.

Maybe this KYC thing needed to be answer clearly since I'm sure many people avoids KYC for security matters.

their ToS doesn't talk about KYC being mandatory to every withdrawal but can be requested to any withdrawal. in short KYC is not mandatory(at least according to their ToS)

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Quote from: PokerShares on July 19, 2020, 06:20:09 AM

Our gaming license requires us to request KYC (ID document and proof of address) from our users prior to withdrawing. We are operational for 3.5 years and we have never claimed 'suspicious activity' or something similar to complicate or deny withdrawals. Our reputation as a trustworthy gaming operator is worth everything to us. Please note that we are one of the few crypto accepting gaming sites with a high profile public face of the company. It's one of the reasons many highstakes gamblers from the poker community choose for PokerShares.

Is this KYC mandatory for all the withdrawals or you can ask for KYC for certain withdrawals in which you smell something wrong ?
If all the withdrawals are subjected to KYC then it will be better to get the KYC for all the users before the deposits , at the time of account creation so that people know about it.

Don't like this if mandatory KYC is really implemented here, maybe they should do that on fiat deposits and or big amount of withdrawals but for small amount I discourage the users to provide their personal information since it's so dangerous to get compromised for unwanted events.

Maybe this KYC thing needed to be answer clearly since I'm sure many people avoids KYC for security matters.

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Quote from: PokerShares on July 18, 2020, 04:08:55 PM

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Deposits are processed automatically. Users need to be verified in order to request a withdrawal in accordance with our gaming license.

We have asked users for enhanced verification in the past when they requested very large deposit limits. Once users are verified we do not request further documentation when they win large and or wish to make large withdrawals. Please note that we also do not exclude winning players.

You need to change your T&C then. The current one implies that you will only require verification on certain cases and not mandatory for all withdrawals.

What's the difference between normal and enhanced verification?

Quote from: PokerShares on July 18, 2020, 04:08:55 PM

You can enter the desired BTC withdrawal address prior to requesting a withdrawal. I will ask our legal team why the T&C state to only deposit from addresses you fully control.

You mean it doesn't have to be the same as the address used in depositing funds to PokerShare?

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Quote from: PokerShares on July 19, 2020, 06:20:09 AM

Our gaming license requires us to request KYC (ID document and proof of address) from our users prior to withdrawing. We are operational for 3.5 years and we have never claimed 'suspicious activity' or something similar to complicate or deny withdrawals. Our reputation as a trustworthy gaming operator is worth everything to us. Please note that we are one of the few crypto accepting gaming sites with a high profile public face of the company. It's one of the reasons many highstakes gamblers from the poker community choose for PokerShares.

Is this KYC mandatory for all the withdrawals or you can ask for KYC for certain withdrawals in which you smell something wrong ?
If all the withdrawals are subjected to KYC then it will be better to get the KYC for all the users before the deposits , at the time of account creation so that people know about it.

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I hope there is no KYC requirement in your site. Anyways the site look and design is very appealing n attractive.

If they're like SwC that doesn't really require the player information then that's better.

they have KYC but you are not required(unless they deemed it necessary) to give your information upon registration. I am not a huge fan of KYC I understand why these gambling sites require them or request them from their gamblers from time to time. what I don't like about it is when these gambling sites use it as an excuse to unreasonably withhold a gamblers funds, saying that they found suspicious activity from the account just because the account won a huge amount.

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Our gaming license requires us to request KYC (ID document and proof of address) from our users prior to withdrawing. We are operational for 3.5 years and we have never claimed 'suspicious activity' or something similar to complicate or deny withdrawals. Our reputation as a trustworthy gaming operator is worth everything to us. Please note that we are one of the few crypto accepting gaming sites with a high profile public face of the company. It's one of the reasons many highstakes gamblers from the poker community choose for PokerShares.

yeah, I understand why you need to ask for KYC and know your website(I've heard of it before). I just showed them that you have a KYC since they were wondering about it and just shared my opinion about KYC. I am not specifically talking about your gambling site or trying to make you site look bad(if that is the impression you had I am sorry).

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