Topic: SealsWithClubs.eu | Largest Bitcoin Poker Site | No Banking | Fast Cashouts - page 24. (Read 1404024 times)
February 16, 2015, 08:40:49 AM
also it would be cool if there were people on major sites like pokerstars and fulltilt become reputable here or on some weboftrust to exchange BTC for chips in fiat money poker sites. probably has already been done, idk i've been pretty happy on seals since i don't really play that much so haven't really explored until now.
February 16, 2015, 08:36:25 AM
thanks, actually i just looked again and found a couple lists too, i guess i could come up with an excuse but i'll just say i'm dumb. although the nitrogen i haven't heard of.
thanks again.
thanks again.
February 16, 2015, 08:24:55 AM
hardly, of some that i already know (like satoshi poker and i think i saw mention of "betcoin") i didn't see either of them on a google search. if there isn't an update bitcoin poker directory then a simple "no" would answer my question. you think i would post a question in a forum and check on it if i am able to just google it??
I just did a google search and I found a list. Anyways, the major ones are nitrogen,betcoin,seals ,satoshi and a couiple of other ones.
February 16, 2015, 08:19:03 AM
hardly, of some that i already know (like satoshi poker and i think i saw mention of "betcoin") i didn't see either of them on a google search. if there isn't an update bitcoin poker directory then a simple "no" would answer my question. you think i would post a question in a forum and check on it if i am able to just google it??
February 16, 2015, 08:09:26 AM
is there a list of bitcoin poker sites around?
Google is your friend.
February 16, 2015, 07:37:42 AM
is there a list of bitcoin poker sites around?
February 16, 2015, 02:15:53 AM
swc is down and betcoinpoker has a 10 BTC freeroll….
....hosted because they caught some players colluding.
hats off
February 15, 2015, 10:29:51 PM
Sucks to see seals bite the dust!
February 15, 2015, 10:15:04 PM
1) really sorry for no comms last few days, I understand the frustration. Sometimes life happens at the worst times and you come back to a shitstorm.
2) ST6 is primarily focused on getting SwC back
3) balances are available for withdraw. big ups to hdev for handling them.
4) bitcoins are safe, and I reiterate that they are available for withdraw if you'd like them. Big ups to all of ST6 for this, with the MVP going to hdev
5) No clue how long we will be down, it's in ST6's hands and it looks like it may be a bit. I'm not going to say anything further until I spend a bunch of hours understanding the exact nature of the issue.
6) tyvm for playing SwC, and I understand how frustrating it must be not to have it right now. As many of the beta testers can verify (please, speak up now, I understand I swore you all to secrecy but it's totally cool now) we are very close to dropping absolutely super-nasty bitcoin poker 2.0 software. We have been playing live games for small stakes for a few weeks now, and I can promise the bitcoin poker world we are going to drop this all over your faces very soon. During this unplanned, extended downtime please thing about our history, and how we have consistently delivered since 2011.
Bear with us, I wanna dealer's choice too
2) ST6 is primarily focused on getting SwC back
3) balances are available for withdraw. big ups to hdev for handling them.
4) bitcoins are safe, and I reiterate that they are available for withdraw if you'd like them. Big ups to all of ST6 for this, with the MVP going to hdev
5) No clue how long we will be down, it's in ST6's hands and it looks like it may be a bit. I'm not going to say anything further until I spend a bunch of hours understanding the exact nature of the issue.
6) tyvm for playing SwC, and I understand how frustrating it must be not to have it right now. As many of the beta testers can verify (please, speak up now, I understand I swore you all to secrecy but it's totally cool now) we are very close to dropping absolutely super-nasty bitcoin poker 2.0 software. We have been playing live games for small stakes for a few weeks now, and I can promise the bitcoin poker world we are going to drop this all over your faces very soon. During this unplanned, extended downtime please thing about our history, and how we have consistently delivered since 2011.
Bear with us, I wanna dealer's choice too
The bolded part is what concerns me. Seems Micon is not telling the whole story, and holding information back.
Let's be clear. Micon is not spending a bunch of hours tooling over Ohm's Law. But, if they found a security hole either in their software or someone else's ('memba when an Oracle bug took down Orbitz.com?), I'm sure they won't talk about it until it's thoroughly patched. A more benign explanation is that ST6 doesn't want the resultant static if the chairman starts running his mouth and popping off ETAs with no basis in reality.
I, for one, will not be satisfied until there is another "breakfast with the chairman" video featuring bathrobes and biscuits. Better yet, breakfast with ST6, the chairman, bathrobes, and biscuits.
February 15, 2015, 09:47:55 PM
Pure speculation:
- Seals had a component failure, and the replacement component was also defective. It would not be readily apparent. They would change many other things before they realized it
- A power surge caused multiple, simultaneous equipment failures
- There was an unknown change to their internet connection parameters
- They had a recent change in a key tech support position. Loss of corporate knowledge
- They introduced a bad cable or connector during the recovery
Mavens upgraded Software had irrevocable crash after another improbable runner gut shot beat that went well beyond the variance factor causing the site to shutdown as every component of the software short circuted and could no longer operate. The only option is to scrap current software into which thousands of man hour went into upgrades and get another 350 dollar mavens platform and start all over again which is not feasible so massive beta testing is being conducted on grid software as must work flawlessly.
February 15, 2015, 09:26:06 PM
1) really sorry for no comms last few days, I understand the frustration. Sometimes life happens at the worst times and you come back to a shitstorm.
2) ST6 is primarily focused on getting SwC back
3) balances are available for withdraw. big ups to hdev for handling them.
4) bitcoins are safe, and I reiterate that they are available for withdraw if you'd like them. Big ups to all of ST6 for this, with the MVP going to hdev
5) No clue how long we will be down, it's in ST6's hands and it looks like it may be a bit. I'm not going to say anything further until I spend a bunch of hours understanding the exact nature of the issue.
6) tyvm for playing SwC, and I understand how frustrating it must be not to have it right now. As many of the beta testers can verify (please, speak up now, I understand I swore you all to secrecy but it's totally cool now) we are very close to dropping absolutely super-nasty bitcoin poker 2.0 software. We have been playing live games for small stakes for a few weeks now, and I can promise the bitcoin poker world we are going to drop this all over your faces very soon. During this unplanned, extended downtime please thing about our history, and how we have consistently delivered since 2011.
Bear with us, I wanna dealer's choice too
2) ST6 is primarily focused on getting SwC back
3) balances are available for withdraw. big ups to hdev for handling them.
4) bitcoins are safe, and I reiterate that they are available for withdraw if you'd like them. Big ups to all of ST6 for this, with the MVP going to hdev
5) No clue how long we will be down, it's in ST6's hands and it looks like it may be a bit. I'm not going to say anything further until I spend a bunch of hours understanding the exact nature of the issue.
6) tyvm for playing SwC, and I understand how frustrating it must be not to have it right now. As many of the beta testers can verify (please, speak up now, I understand I swore you all to secrecy but it's totally cool now) we are very close to dropping absolutely super-nasty bitcoin poker 2.0 software. We have been playing live games for small stakes for a few weeks now, and I can promise the bitcoin poker world we are going to drop this all over your faces very soon. During this unplanned, extended downtime please thing about our history, and how we have consistently delivered since 2011.
Bear with us, I wanna dealer's choice too
The bolded part is what concerns me. Seems Micon is not telling the whole story, and holding information back.
February 15, 2015, 09:13:59 PM
Probably #2, but I don't really know for sure.
February 15, 2015, 09:12:25 PM
Which one best describes the situation?
- Seals is trying to determine what the problems is
- Seals has fixed the original problem, but another problem has appeared
- Seals knows what the problem is, but it is taking a long time to fix it
- Seals knows what the problem is, but does not know how to fix it
- Seals knows what the problem is, but is waiting for a replacement component to arrive
- Seals knows what the problem is, but is waiting for a technical expert to arrive
February 15, 2015, 08:18:54 PM
Why haven't they left their original software up until they got the new version sorted out? Everyone is playing at other sites today: Betcoin, Nitrogen ... they are popping up by the dozens. Seals needs a complete resort on the business execution side or they are dead ...
swc is down and betcoinpoker has a 10 BTC freeroll….what do you think its gonna happen...seals needs to plan for stuff likes
this before it happens...I don't ever see any site down for 5 straight days...and not even giving updates about what the issue is...this is bizzare, even for them. Are they overconfident that all the players would come back...don't care or are they really this bad at PR.
February 15, 2015, 07:21:17 PM
Pure speculation:
- Seals had a component failure, and the replacement component was also defective. It would not be readily apparent. They would change many other things before they realized it
- A power surge caused multiple, simultaneous equipment failures
- There was an unknown change to their internet connection parameters
- They had a recent change in a key tech support position. Loss of corporate knowledge
- They introduced a bad cable or connector during the recovery
As long as we're speculating wildly, I was thinking that maybe something broke on the old server and someone made a snap call that it would be easier (if perhaps not faster) to push out the new version than put another band aid on the old server/software version.
February 15, 2015, 06:28:48 PM
Pure speculation:
- Seals had a component failure, and the replacement component was also defective. It would not be readily apparent
- A power surge caused multiple, simultaneous equipment failures
- There was an unknown change to their internet connection parameters
- They had a recent change in a key tech support position. Loss of corporate knowledge
- They introduced a bad cable or connector during the recovery
If it was any of these, I am sure there would be an ETA for coming back. Seems to be some kind of technical problem, which hasn't been encountered before, or the developer is on vacation and is not available to solve it right away.
February 15, 2015, 06:21:24 PM
Pure speculation:
- Seals had a component failure, and the replacement component was also defective. It would not be readily apparent. They would change many other things before they realized it
- A power surge caused multiple, simultaneous equipment failures
- There was an unknown change to their internet connection parameters
- They had a recent change in a key tech support position. Loss of corporate knowledge
- They introduced a bad cable or connector during the recovery
February 15, 2015, 06:20:53 PM
Why haven't they left their original software up until they got the new version sorted out? Everyone is playing at other sites today: Betcoin, Nitrogen ... they are popping up by the dozens. Seals needs a complete resort on the business execution side or they are dead ...
The old software seems to be the problem. They commented that it was some other problem and not a problem with updating the software.
February 15, 2015, 06:19:19 PM
Why haven't they left their original software up until they got the new version sorted out? Everyone is playing at other sites today: Betcoin, Nitrogen ... they are popping up by the dozens. Seals needs a complete resort on the business execution side or they are dead ...
February 15, 2015, 05:21:51 PM
Would it really take this long to update to a newer version, cannot see it taking days to do maybe one or two.
It could take that long if the software is new to the developer, and they have to figure all the things out like integrating it with deposits and all.
Unfortunately, they're not updating to the new software right now.
I wish they could, but it still needs a little more testing.
Better to scale up testing and make sure everything is working right than to open it up too early.
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