for people staking bet is not functioning properly had example 1,000 chips got staked 10 chips for 20 chip plo after got knocked out bet message sent 10 chips had 980 balance when should have been 990 nothing in transferers. Previously I tried to buy shares didn't ask for chips just showed as unconfirmed on big board .
apparently bet put the stake money into my credit line which I never used before I typed #reap and got it back
Topic: SealsWithClubs.eu | Largest Bitcoin Poker Site | No Banking | Fast Cashouts - page 97. (Read 1404024 times)
April 25, 2014, 07:08:37 PM
April 25, 2014, 05:18:42 PM
Love the site's name, but are there any promotions at the moment, such as deposit bonuses?
nope
April 25, 2014, 01:37:44 PM
Love the site's name, but are there any promotions at the moment, such as deposit bonuses?
April 25, 2014, 01:35:55 PM
Won more than 1 BTC from deposit 0.25 BTC and successfully withdrew (cashout took about 4 hours).
April 25, 2014, 03:53:49 AM
yea, why do you guys take away 66 sng freeroll on SWC? 
oh, and can you guys change the time for GAB weekly freeroll, its unfiendly, in my timezone its 1.30 AM
thanks
oh, and can you guys change the time for GAB weekly freeroll, its unfiendly, in my timezone its 1.30 AM
thanks
April 24, 2014, 07:06:25 PM
I just wanna say thanks to you guys for getting the small stakes freerolls going again consistently. It's a fun way to spend a little time now and again without risking a lot. Also, it helps your site be more popular. Just my opinion and a little thank you from a small fish in a big bitcoin pond.
Hey, did you guys take down the 66 SNG freeroll just after I posted this just in order to spite me?! I'm a little shocked and butt-hurt. Just logged onto seals and found the 66sng not running for the first time in weeks. (shedding small tears in my beer, mates, who took my silly poker away?)
April 24, 2014, 07:04:00 PM
Hello.
SealsWithClubs have freeroll tournaments requiring a password to register.
Where I can get that password?
Thanks...
Yo, the boozehound poker freeroll is for boozehoundpoker.com members and there's some sorta system on that website for qualifying for this freeroll. I'm not a boozehoundpoker.com user so I can't really say more than that.
April 24, 2014, 05:55:22 PM
Hello.
SealsWithClubs have freeroll tournaments requiring a password to register.
Where I can get that password?
Thanks...
April 23, 2014, 02:21:11 PM
I just wanna say thanks to you guys for getting the small stakes freerolls going again consistently. It's a fun way to spend a little time now and again without risking a lot. Also, it helps your site be more popular. Just my opinion and a little thank you from a small fish in a big bitcoin pond.
April 23, 2014, 12:45:44 AM
The QR code comes from Seals.
You have Google auth on your phone. You can add 3rd party sites in there with QR code that each site provides.
So to use 2FA on Seals with Google auth, you will make a photo of a QR code that Seals provides for you (in "My account" on the seals site.) After this, Seals is in your list of accounts on your Google auth application. And it can generate "codes" for you that you use to confirm 2FA enabling and to login in the future.
To backup this 2FA account, you can save the original QR code. You can still use this QR code after your phone dies. Just download Google auth again on another phone and scan the QR code. Obviously a hacker can also use that QR code to bypass 2FA so make sure to keep it safe or print it and keep it safe.
Your Google account has nothing to do with Google auth. If you have 2FA enabled with your Google account, it is simply another "account" within Google auth.
You have Google auth on your phone. You can add 3rd party sites in there with QR code that each site provides.
So to use 2FA on Seals with Google auth, you will make a photo of a QR code that Seals provides for you (in "My account" on the seals site.) After this, Seals is in your list of accounts on your Google auth application. And it can generate "codes" for you that you use to confirm 2FA enabling and to login in the future.
To backup this 2FA account, you can save the original QR code. You can still use this QR code after your phone dies. Just download Google auth again on another phone and scan the QR code. Obviously a hacker can also use that QR code to bypass 2FA so make sure to keep it safe or print it and keep it safe.
Your Google account has nothing to do with Google auth. If you have 2FA enabled with your Google account, it is simply another "account" within Google auth.
yes it looks like the only solution. thank You very much again
I went to my account on swc site but I didnt find the code. there is an option where I can remove the Google Auth from my account but there is no QR code beside the QR code to deposit coins.
could You please try to help again?
thanks
My guess is that you have to remove 2FA. Then you will get a new QR code for it, that u can save. Then connect it again with that QR code.
April 22, 2014, 11:53:15 PM
The QR code comes from Seals.
You have Google auth on your phone. You can add 3rd party sites in there with QR code that each site provides.
So to use 2FA on Seals with Google auth, you will make a photo of a QR code that Seals provides for you (in "My account" on the seals site.) After this, Seals is in your list of accounts on your Google auth application. And it can generate "codes" for you that you use to confirm 2FA enabling and to login in the future.
To backup this 2FA account, you can save the original QR code. You can still use this QR code after your phone dies. Just download Google auth again on another phone and scan the QR code. Obviously a hacker can also use that QR code to bypass 2FA so make sure to keep it safe or print it and keep it safe.
Your Google account has nothing to do with Google auth. If you have 2FA enabled with your Google account, it is simply another "account" within Google auth.
You have Google auth on your phone. You can add 3rd party sites in there with QR code that each site provides.
So to use 2FA on Seals with Google auth, you will make a photo of a QR code that Seals provides for you (in "My account" on the seals site.) After this, Seals is in your list of accounts on your Google auth application. And it can generate "codes" for you that you use to confirm 2FA enabling and to login in the future.
To backup this 2FA account, you can save the original QR code. You can still use this QR code after your phone dies. Just download Google auth again on another phone and scan the QR code. Obviously a hacker can also use that QR code to bypass 2FA so make sure to keep it safe or print it and keep it safe.
Your Google account has nothing to do with Google auth. If you have 2FA enabled with your Google account, it is simply another "account" within Google auth.
I went to my account on swc site but I didnt find the code. there is an option where I can remove the Google Auth from my account but there is no QR code beside the QR code to deposit coins.
could You please try to help again?
thanks
My guess is that you have to remove 2FA. Then you will get a new QR code for it, that u can save. Then connect it again with that QR code.
April 22, 2014, 09:21:39 PM
Is the Seals with Club affiliate program closed down? I tried to apply three times last month but nobody ever got back to me.
Or is there something wrong with my website? Or is your contact form on the website not working?
Anyway, it would be nice if somebody could get back to me,
SimonTheSorcerer
Or is there something wrong with my website? Or is your contact form on the website not working?
Anyway, it would be nice if somebody could get back to me,
SimonTheSorcerer
Simon,
I fire out a *grip* of emails each day. Very, very sorry if I dropped yours in the past. I found your mail from today and simply require your SwC username to approve you for the program. I'll have you set up ASAP once I receive it.
April 22, 2014, 01:36:59 PM
LOL @ sat special 3k from 10k to 5k to 4.2 to 3k. Last worthwhile high rollerish tourney and prime time on weekend saturday other then the 20k sunday . Only a couple of players shy of 4.2 whenever I played such a shame. TOurnaments like the 5k then 4.2 were feeders for the other tourneys you cut back the guarantees more and more nothing worthwhile to play def not a good move. It was still playable at 4.2 now...... I was disappointed when the guarantee was lowered from 5k to 4.2 after I was sold out one week I just hate to see that tournament die as it is my favorite one and I supported it thru all the drops in guarantees..
Don't doomswitch me bro (micon) just want the site going in the right direction.
Don't doomswitch me bro (micon) just want the site going in the right direction.
This site isn't going anywhere until they roll out a complete redesign. The # of players I see logged on when I'm playing has declined slightly over the past 6 months or so, and I don't see that reversing course until major changes are made.
April 22, 2014, 11:31:48 AM
LOL @ sat special 3k from 10k to 5k to 4.2 to 3k. Last worthwhile high rollerish tourney and prime time on weekend saturday other then the 20k sunday . Only a couple of players shy of 4.2 whenever I played such a shame. TOurnaments like the 5k then 4.2 were feeders for the other tourneys you cut back the guarantees more and more nothing worthwhile to play def not a good move. It was still playable at 4.2 now...... I was disappointed when the guarantee was lowered from 5k to 4.2 after I was sold out one week I just hate to see that tournament die as it is my favorite one and I supported it thru all the drops in guarantees..
Don't doomswitch me bro (micon) just want the site going in the right direction.
Don't doomswitch me bro (micon) just want the site going in the right direction.
April 22, 2014, 11:10:45 AM
The QR code comes from Seals.
You have Google auth on your phone. You can add 3rd party sites in there with QR code that each site provides.
So to use 2FA on Seals with Google auth, you will make a photo of a QR code that Seals provides for you (in "My account" on the seals site.) After this, Seals is in your list of accounts on your Google auth application. And it can generate "codes" for you that you use to confirm 2FA enabling and to login in the future.
To backup this 2FA account, you can save the original QR code. You can still use this QR code after your phone dies. Just download Google auth again on another phone and scan the QR code. Obviously a hacker can also use that QR code to bypass 2FA so make sure to keep it safe or print it and keep it safe.
Your Google account has nothing to do with Google auth. If you have 2FA enabled with your Google account, it is simply another "account" within Google auth.
You have Google auth on your phone. You can add 3rd party sites in there with QR code that each site provides.
So to use 2FA on Seals with Google auth, you will make a photo of a QR code that Seals provides for you (in "My account" on the seals site.) After this, Seals is in your list of accounts on your Google auth application. And it can generate "codes" for you that you use to confirm 2FA enabling and to login in the future.
To backup this 2FA account, you can save the original QR code. You can still use this QR code after your phone dies. Just download Google auth again on another phone and scan the QR code. Obviously a hacker can also use that QR code to bypass 2FA so make sure to keep it safe or print it and keep it safe.
Your Google account has nothing to do with Google auth. If you have 2FA enabled with your Google account, it is simply another "account" within Google auth.
I went to my account on swc site but I didnt find the code. there is an option where I can remove the Google Auth from my account but there is no QR code beside the QR code to deposit coins.
could You please try to help again?
thanks
April 22, 2014, 06:01:08 AM
The QR code comes from Seals.
You have Google auth on your phone. You can add 3rd party sites in there with QR code that each site provides.
So to use 2FA on Seals with Google auth, you will make a photo of a QR code that Seals provides for you (in "My account" on the seals site.) After this, Seals is in your list of accounts on your Google auth application. And it can generate "codes" for you that you use to confirm 2FA enabling and to login in the future.
To backup this 2FA account, you can save the original QR code. You can still use this QR code after your phone dies. Just download Google auth again on another phone and scan the QR code. Obviously a hacker can also use that QR code to bypass 2FA so make sure to keep it safe or print it and keep it safe.
Your Google account has nothing to do with Google auth. If you have 2FA enabled with your Google account, it is simply another "account" within Google auth.
You have Google auth on your phone. You can add 3rd party sites in there with QR code that each site provides.
So to use 2FA on Seals with Google auth, you will make a photo of a QR code that Seals provides for you (in "My account" on the seals site.) After this, Seals is in your list of accounts on your Google auth application. And it can generate "codes" for you that you use to confirm 2FA enabling and to login in the future.
To backup this 2FA account, you can save the original QR code. You can still use this QR code after your phone dies. Just download Google auth again on another phone and scan the QR code. Obviously a hacker can also use that QR code to bypass 2FA so make sure to keep it safe or print it and keep it safe.
Your Google account has nothing to do with Google auth. If you have 2FA enabled with your Google account, it is simply another "account" within Google auth.
Stupid me
thank You very much again for taking the time to explain it ELI5 , now I understood it.very much appreciated.
April 22, 2014, 05:50:36 AM
The QR code comes from Seals.
You have Google auth on your phone. You can add 3rd party sites in there with QR code that each site provides.
So to use 2FA on Seals with Google auth, you will make a photo of a QR code that Seals provides for you (in "My account" on the seals site.) After this, Seals is in your list of accounts on your Google auth application. And it can generate "codes" for you that you use to confirm 2FA enabling and to login in the future.
To backup this 2FA account, you can save the original QR code. You can still use this QR code after your phone dies. Just download Google auth again on another phone and scan the QR code. Obviously a hacker can also use that QR code to bypass 2FA so make sure to keep it safe or print it and keep it safe.
Your Google account has nothing to do with Google auth. If you have 2FA enabled with your Google account, it is simply another "account" within Google auth.
You have Google auth on your phone. You can add 3rd party sites in there with QR code that each site provides.
So to use 2FA on Seals with Google auth, you will make a photo of a QR code that Seals provides for you (in "My account" on the seals site.) After this, Seals is in your list of accounts on your Google auth application. And it can generate "codes" for you that you use to confirm 2FA enabling and to login in the future.
To backup this 2FA account, you can save the original QR code. You can still use this QR code after your phone dies. Just download Google auth again on another phone and scan the QR code. Obviously a hacker can also use that QR code to bypass 2FA so make sure to keep it safe or print it and keep it safe.
Your Google account has nothing to do with Google auth. If you have 2FA enabled with your Google account, it is simply another "account" within Google auth.
April 22, 2014, 05:45:18 AM
You could backup the QR code, either digital or print it (and keep it obviously in a very safe place both ways.)
So if you lose you phone, just make new photo of QR code and you can access your account again.
So if you lose you phone, just make new photo of QR code and you can access your account again.
thanks again. but cant find the place You described
. lets see if I looked at the right place. I logged in to my google account and there it is written that I have 2FA enabled but it looks that this is for the google account alone and I cant find it for 3rd party April 22, 2014, 05:40:18 AM
Did you e-mail to [email protected] ?
Actually right now the whole site is down for maintenance, but they have more info here: https://sealswithclubs.eu/affiliates/ about how to apply (if the site is back.)
Actually right now the whole site is down for maintenance, but they have more info here: https://sealswithclubs.eu/affiliates/ about how to apply (if the site is back.)
I used the contact form on the website and I just checked my mails and yes I emailed him personally too (that was back in February) I will try again. Hopefully I will succeed after three months... I mean I have one of the best gambling blogs out there(sorry to brag) (just Google "gambling blog" that's me coming up first place) he would really benefit from a partnership with me.
SimonTheSorcerer
April 22, 2014, 05:34:48 AM
Did you e-mail to [email protected] ?
Actually right now the whole site is down for maintenance, but they have more info here: https://sealswithclubs.eu/affiliates/ about how to apply (if the site is back.)
Actually right now the whole site is down for maintenance, but they have more info here: https://sealswithclubs.eu/affiliates/ about how to apply (if the site is back.)
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