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Quote from: cAPSLOCK on May 11, 2014, 11:43:45 PM

Quote from: nioc on May 11, 2014, 07:55:16 PM

Micon when you posted about the hat yesterday I checked out the site and thought $22 was a bit steep. Today it is $23 lol.

I have a old SWC low quality hat. It's hard to tell much from pictures but the shape of the brim does not suggest high quality. Have you actually seen the hat?

I have an old hat too. And I treasure it.

But those are flexfit caps. These are the shit. Unless you buy a custom fitted cap you're not getting a better one. Even then I might prefer a flexfit as it is very comfortable. If there is such a thing as a professional baseball style cap, this is in that category. Way nicer than the original lightweight cap with the cloth cinch.

Even on ebay the blank hats go for around $10, and custom logo caps are easily ~20ish.

It is a fair price IMO.

1) $23 to me seems super-fair. Also, this is a 3rd party vendor selling them following my instructions of "Please make yourself a small profit so you will be happy to continue making these for the community" - if that price had to be revised up $1 per unit at the start I have no issues with that

2) Like capsLOCK said, Flexfits start around $10-$12. In quantity you can get them to around $8ish. Now you simply acquire an embroidery machine and do all the legwork, including shipping it. Seems like a solid deal IMO, really happy to have found a provider.

3) Actual hats ---> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=loV2VlwBTe0

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Quote from: nioc on May 11, 2014, 07:55:16 PM

Micon when you posted about the hat yesterday I checked out the site and thought $22 was a bit steep. Today it is $23 lol.

I have a old SWC low quality hat. It's hard to tell much from pictures but the shape of the brim does not suggest high quality. Have you actually seen the hat?

I have an old hat too. And I treasure it.

But those are flexfit caps. These are the shit. Unless you buy a custom fitted cap you're not getting a better one. Even then I might prefer a flexfit as it is very comfortable. If there is such a thing as a professional baseball style cap, this is in that category. Way nicer than the original lightweight cap with the cloth cinch.

Even on ebay the blank hats go for around $10, and custom logo caps are easily ~20ish.

It is a fair price IMO.

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Micon when you posted about the hat yesterday I checked out the site and thought $22 was a bit steep. Today it is $23 lol.

I have a old SWC low quality hat. It's hard to tell much from pictures but the shape of the brim does not suggest high quality. Have you actually seen the hat?

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Quote from: omahapoker on May 10, 2014, 07:44:18 PM

for some reason i like wearing poker hats in public. i want people to know. i wore my absolute hat for 5 years.

well then shit my btcegro head on over and get you one! http://gettoknowbitcoin.com/seals-with-clubs-hat-order/

I'm going to start tossing a few out in a week or so. Looking to have some Seals report back with their individual order experience before blasting harder, but I love what i see so far and think it's going to work really slick like this. much love to gettoknowbitcoin.

Also remember, the

BIG BTC

is going down in about an hour

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for some reason i like wearing poker hats in public. i want people to know. i wore my absolute hat for 5 years.

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#DoPlan to do hat-freerolls. let's get the first batch out to players and verify the quality, then we'll toss something up in a week or 3 to win one if you don't want to fire btcs today.

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Quote from: Micon on May 10, 2014, 01:09:01 PM

Quote from: tspacepilot on May 09, 2014, 05:19:39 PM

Quote from: Micon on May 09, 2014, 02:02:44 PM

Hi Mem, thanks for dropping by and leaving your honest thoughts.

collusion is something that ST6 & I have discussed at great length. ST6 has coded many hours of collusion detection scripts and other aggregation techniques to identify and refund collusion.

anonymous bitcoin online poker will certainly have a continuous stream of unscrupulous players trying to cheat. This is not something that should be thought of as "a few bad players" but more as a small % of total humans. It is a sad fact but one that must be faced head on - there will always be a steady stream of those that will try and collude.

ST6 has been building while we play. There has been a 1+ year focus on security and general site hardening. Collusion has been one of the areas given much, much attention.

as Mem & nioc hinted at, there is no way we can say "here are the tools and exact methodology we use to catch cheaters" - there is no way would say "here are the attack vectors we are actively scanning, now go try and beat us at it!" From a security standpoint, I think it's easy to understand why you simply have to believe us when we say "We actively monitor and police our games"

I guess you guys have good points about revealing your proof might be tantamount to opening yourself up to further abuse. However, I really thought mem's point was solid:

* if you have suspicions you should refuse future service (but not confiscate winnings)
* if you have proof you should do both (refuse future service and confiscate winnings)

In this case, simply saying "you had multiple players on your table from the same ip" could probably be considered proof and wouldn't blow your detection techniques. Then again, there's probably something more subtle here that I'm missing.

To put it in similar terms to how Mem said it,

* if SwC has reason to suspect collusion we refuse future service until investigation is complete (account closed pending research about the issue)
* if SwC has proof we confiscate and refund to affected players.

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Proud to announce HATS ARE NOW AVAILABLE:

http://gettoknowbitcoin.com/seals-with-clubs-hat-order/

tytytyty to GetToKnowbitcoin for being an awesome vendor so far. I know many of you guys wanted these for sooooooo long and I am quite happy to say after long search for a reliable provider I think we have found one in GetToKnowBitcoin.

i would take a one of those for free lol the other one u sent had no chance of fitting me

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Quote from: Micon on May 10, 2014, 01:09:01 PM

Quote from: tspacepilot on May 09, 2014, 05:19:39 PM

Quote from: Micon on May 09, 2014, 02:02:44 PM

Hi Mem, thanks for dropping by and leaving your honest thoughts.

collusion is something that ST6 & I have discussed at great length. ST6 has coded many hours of collusion detection scripts and other aggregation techniques to identify and refund collusion.

anonymous bitcoin online poker will certainly have a continuous stream of unscrupulous players trying to cheat. This is not something that should be thought of as "a few bad players" but more as a small % of total humans. It is a sad fact but one that must be faced head on - there will always be a steady stream of those that will try and collude.

ST6 has been building while we play. There has been a 1+ year focus on security and general site hardening. Collusion has been one of the areas given much, much attention.

as Mem & nioc hinted at, there is no way we can say "here are the tools and exact methodology we use to catch cheaters" - there is no way would say "here are the attack vectors we are actively scanning, now go try and beat us at it!" From a security standpoint, I think it's easy to understand why you simply have to believe us when we say "We actively monitor and police our games"

I guess you guys have good points about revealing your proof might be tantamount to opening yourself up to further abuse. However, I really thought mem's point was solid:

* if you have suspicions you should refuse future service (but not confiscate winnings)
* if you have proof you should do both (refuse future service and confiscate winnings)

In this case, simply saying "you had multiple players on your table from the same ip" could probably be considered proof and wouldn't blow your detection techniques. Then again, there's probably something more subtle here that I'm missing.

To put it in similar terms to how Mem said it,

* if SwC has reason to suspect collusion we refuse future service until investigation is complete (account closed pending research about the issue)
* if SwC has proof we confiscate and refund to affected players.

------------------------------------

Proud to announce HATS ARE NOW AVAILABLE:

http://gettoknowbitcoin.com/seals-with-clubs-hat-order/

tytytyty to GetToKnowbitcoin for being an awesome vendor so far. I know many of you guys wanted these for sooooooo long and I am quite happy to say after long search for a reliable provider I think we have found one in GetToKnowBitcoin.

The hats are cool, you could give some for free or for the winners of a special tourney

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Quote from: Meader00 on May 10, 2014, 01:27:05 PM

Hey guys,

Has anyone else been getting their accounts hacked into?

My account was recently hacked just when I tried to make a cashout around 4.5 BTC. I haven't received it in my wallet so I'm concerned. I emailed support last week and no replies so far. Please help!

Account name: Meader

the only reason i can see your account getting hacked is if you gave out too much personal info to someone.

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Hey guys,

Has anyone else been getting their accounts hacked into?

My account was recently hacked just when I tried to make a cashout around 4.5 BTC. I haven't received it in my wallet so I'm concerned. I emailed support last week and no replies so far. Please help!

Account name: Meader

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Quote from: tspacepilot on May 09, 2014, 05:19:39 PM

Quote from: Micon on May 09, 2014, 02:02:44 PM

Hi Mem, thanks for dropping by and leaving your honest thoughts.

collusion is something that ST6 & I have discussed at great length. ST6 has coded many hours of collusion detection scripts and other aggregation techniques to identify and refund collusion.

anonymous bitcoin online poker will certainly have a continuous stream of unscrupulous players trying to cheat. This is not something that should be thought of as "a few bad players" but more as a small % of total humans. It is a sad fact but one that must be faced head on - there will always be a steady stream of those that will try and collude.

ST6 has been building while we play. There has been a 1+ year focus on security and general site hardening. Collusion has been one of the areas given much, much attention.

as Mem & nioc hinted at, there is no way we can say "here are the tools and exact methodology we use to catch cheaters" - there is no way would say "here are the attack vectors we are actively scanning, now go try and beat us at it!" From a security standpoint, I think it's easy to understand why you simply have to believe us when we say "We actively monitor and police our games"

I guess you guys have good points about revealing your proof might be tantamount to opening yourself up to further abuse. However, I really thought mem's point was solid:

* if you have suspicions you should refuse future service (but not confiscate winnings)
* if you have proof you should do both (refuse future service and confiscate winnings)

In this case, simply saying "you had multiple players on your table from the same ip" could probably be considered proof and wouldn't blow your detection techniques. Then again, there's probably something more subtle here that I'm missing.

To put it in similar terms to how Mem said it,

* if SwC has reason to suspect collusion we refuse future service until investigation is complete (account closed pending research about the issue)
* if SwC has proof we confiscate and refund to affected players.

------------------------------------

Proud to announce HATS ARE NOW AVAILABLE:

http://gettoknowbitcoin.com/seals-with-clubs-hat-order/

tytytyty to GetToKnowbitcoin for being an awesome vendor so far. I know many of you guys wanted these for sooooooo long and I am quite happy to say after long search for a reliable provider I think we have found one in GetToKnowBitcoin.

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Is anyone lagging? I asked support said no one reporting problems. Its def not my computer called my internet company said my speed was well above avg after doing tests even sent by a guy to give me new router and im still fucking lagging.

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Quote from: Micon on May 09, 2014, 02:02:44 PM

Hi Mem, thanks for dropping by and leaving your honest thoughts.

collusion is something that ST6 & I have discussed at great length. ST6 has coded many hours of collusion detection scripts and other aggregation techniques to identify and refund collusion.

anonymous bitcoin online poker will certainly have a continuous stream of unscrupulous players trying to cheat. This is not something that should be thought of as "a few bad players" but more as a small % of total humans. It is a sad fact but one that must be faced head on - there will always be a steady stream of those that will try and collude.

ST6 has been building while we play. There has been a 1+ year focus on security and general site hardening. Collusion has been one of the areas given much, much attention.

as Mem & nioc hinted at, there is no way we can say "here are the tools and exact methodology we use to catch cheaters" - there is no way would say "here are the attack vectors we are actively scanning, now go try and beat us at it!" From a security standpoint, I think it's easy to understand why you simply have to believe us when we say "We actively monitor and police our games"

I guess you guys have good points about revealing your proof might be tantamount to opening yourself up to further abuse. However, I really thought mem's point was solid:

* if you have suspicions you should refuse future service (but not confiscate winnings)
* if you have proof you should do both (refuse future service and confiscate winnings)

In this case, simply saying "you had multiple players on your table from the same ip" could probably be considered proof and wouldn't blow your detection techniques. Then again, there's probably something more subtle here that I'm missing.

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Hi Mem, thanks for dropping by and leaving your honest thoughts.

collusion is something that ST6 & I have discussed at great length. ST6 has coded many hours of collusion detection scripts and other aggregation techniques to identify and refund collusion.

anonymous bitcoin online poker will certainly have a continuous stream of unscrupulous players trying to cheat. This is not something that should be thought of as "a few bad players" but more as a small % of total humans. It is a sad fact but one that must be faced head on - there will always be a steady stream of those that will try and collude.

ST6 has been building while we play. There has been a 1+ year focus on security and general site hardening. Collusion has been one of the areas given much, much attention.

as Mem & nioc hinted at, there is no way we can say "here are the tools and exact methodology we use to catch cheaters" - there is no way would say "here are the attack vectors we are actively scanning, now go try and beat us at it!" From a security standpoint, I think it's easy to understand why you simply have to believe us when we say "We actively monitor and police our games"

nioc

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Remember that no site will provide you with the proof they have of someone's collusion as it would reveal the methods they use to detect it. If a site is regulated you could bring a complaint to the regulator which will result in absolutely nothing. Even though there are no repercussions for a site if they ban a player or confiscate funds it is not in their interest to do so, it would be against their interest.

The regulations that were put in place in Nevada and New Jersey have more protections for the player. Although this is good IMO it will make no practical difference in these cases other than the fact that the player could face criminal charges.

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Quote from: tspacepilot on May 06, 2014, 10:08:19 PM

Quote from: donk4u on May 06, 2014, 09:10:00 PM

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Quote from: PeteThePlaya on May 06, 2014, 08:44:39 PM

I still have not heard back from seals about my bitcoin withdrawal.

I'm planning on taking legal action against Bryan Micon, and am going to file a complaint with the DOJ about him defrauding me. I don't think I could win a case in court over this, but given Micon's status as a US citizen and his affiliation with an unlicensed online gambling operation, I'm sure he'll be facing some legal issues if I pursue this.

Yikes.

Are you sure it's not just an oversight? I haven't had any issues withdrawing and I haven't heard of anyone else having issues either. Sometimes it takes a day or two (max) because they process withdraws by hand. My guess is that you're jumping the gun here.

Not an oversight as pete played as shitvaccumer and colluded thus he had his bigbtc tournament win confiscated. Gl with your suit Pete. I call bluff on your litigation effort. Try reading the thread pilot would help before you respond with idiotic gibberish its a few posts back.

I see. I see. Yes I saw the shitvaccumer guy griping a few posts back and the accusations of collusion. Out of curiosity, I suppose that there must have been some pretty concrete proof he was cheating if you guys are keeping winnings.

Collusion is a huge problem for online poker and Im glad to see seals taking a hard stance against it.
OTOH you would want some concrete evidence that there had been collusion, ie multiple players on the same table from the same IP.

If you make the argument that the player played uncanny hands, then Id make the same call against Micon....
I played him in the early days of seals, lets just say his hands were absolutely uncanny, I thought it was very suspicious as I knew site operators could see player hands.
I bitched and grumbled, but at the end of the day I wrote it off as Micon being an excellent player, myself being a poor loser and most importantly unprovable.

In short, if they have proof that you have misused their service they are well within their rights to forfeit all your winnings.
If they fail to prove that you have, then they still have the right to refuse you service.
If they have no proof but only suspicion then they should not be confiscating any funds but they should refuse future service.

About to hop on to seals now and have a play.

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What is easiest way get hud working? I use hem2. To hem1 also fine can use that also.

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Quote from: WearsMyLiberty on May 08, 2014, 12:38:13 AM

Quote from: tspacepilot on May 07, 2014, 11:37:54 PM

Quote from: nioc on May 07, 2014, 10:06:28 PM

In the US there are no laws except for Washington State that prevent a person from playing poker on the internet and those Washington laws have never been used. That being said Pete doesn't have a leg to stand on.

Out of curiosity, can you point out the specific section of Washington State law that you refer to? I'd be curious to see what it says and also to see what the context was when it was enacted.

http://apps.leg.wa.gov/documents/billdocs/2005-06/Pdf/Bill%20Reports/House/6613-S.HBA.pdf

Summary of Bill:

The Internet and telecommunications transmission systems are added to the list of technologies
that may not be used to send or receive gambling information under the Gambling Act. The
penalty for knowingly transmitting or receiving gambling information through such technologies
is increased from a gross misdemeanor, which is punishable by up to one year in confinement and a
$5,000 fine, to an unranked Class C felony offense, which is punishable by up to one year in
confinement and a $10,000 fine.

Although like nioc said, it's never been used against someone playing poker.

I don't think anyone has to worry about the law as a player. There are no federal laws against playing online poker, and even in Washington where it's technically a felony they aren't looking to bust players.

Thanks for the link and the summary!

Interesting turn of phrase 'gambling information'. Seems to refer to helping someone find a bookie or something like that, right?

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Quote from: badjacks99 on May 08, 2014, 07:16:22 PM

I got kinda sick of SWC with all the scammers and crap that goes on. I haven't played there much at all for the past few months and I miss the free rolls anyway. So I was wondering if there is any value In a 5.5k krill account? if anyone has any info on what it might be worth, I would greatly appriciate it. Thanks Guys.

Value should be whatever you someone offers you for it. 5.5K kr can get you into a couple of the krillrolls. I don't think the krill has any value other than the tickets to the krillrolls, right?

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I got kinda sick of SWC with all the scammers and crap that goes on. I haven't played there much at all for the past few months and I miss the free rolls anyway. So I was wondering if there is any value In a 5.5k krill account? if anyone has any info on what it might be worth, I would greatly appriciate it. Thanks Guys.

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