I want to know one thing, what happens is that in the country where I live it is sometimes difficult for me to participate in online tournaments because at the least expected moment the electricity goes out, naturally I have a power plant, but after 30 or 40 minutes the Internet service fails, so in an eventual scenario of that style, if I am in the middle of the game and the failure occurs, how would my participation be in that case? what would be at stake would be lost, right? Or does the tournament system see it as a disconnect and save the balance? or there is an opportunity to continue playing until June 6 depending on how the account is in participation, because it has happened to me in some tournaments where obviously what I have achieved is lost.
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June 02, 2021, 10:26:48 AM
May 31, 2021, 02:35:00 PM
Hi, It's been a while since I do not play in this site. I've been waiting for Lightning Network to be implemented to start playing here again. Do you know if it is already possible to deposit/withdraw with LN ?
Not as of yet, although it is on the roadmap.
May 31, 2021, 08:24:10 AM
Hi, It's been a while since I do not play in this site. I've been waiting for Lightning Network to be implemented to start playing here again. Do you know if it is already possible to deposit/withdraw with LN ?
May 30, 2021, 10:40:38 AM
Why are there a lot of tables missing?
https://imgur.com/a/whCS64l
Low stakes at 5card omaha have only 1 table online, no 8 seater, no deep.
1/2 even has only heads up.
This has been like this for days now!
https://imgur.com/a/whCS64l
Low stakes at 5card omaha have only 1 table online, no 8 seater, no deep.
1/2 even has only heads up.
This has been like this for days now!
May 28, 2021, 07:06:15 PM
Hey SWC, I have a question regarding the upcoming BCH tournament. Is there a highscorelist rewarding the best player? If I remember correctly there was something like this in previous tournaments and I'm wondering if the BCH tournament has the same. I didnt find any information your website regarding this issue.
SwC did not do this for the BCH Poker Championships. Sorry!
May 27, 2021, 03:42:30 PM
Hey SWC, I have a question regarding the upcoming BCH tournament. Is there a highscorelist rewarding the best player? If I remember correctly there was something like this in previous tournaments and I'm wondering if the BCH tournament has the same. I didnt find any information your website regarding this issue.
May 27, 2021, 05:23:16 AM
Had an itch to play some Chinese. 
May 27, 2021, 05:06:59 AM
I mean.. I am sorry, but how has SWC still not been able to understand how the blockchain works?
This screenshot is recent, so is this:
Right now, you can send a transaction with 7sat/b and get confirmed within the next block. Yet you want to charge me 24sats/b for the lowest (!) priority of 50 blocks and 56 sats/b for 6 blocks target.
Are you pocketing the change? Since you have sent transactions with 2sat/b before? What are these calculations based on? Aren't these transactions done manually? Is it too hard to just check a blockchain explorer for the exact amount of fee you would need?
For a site that prides itself in pioneering crypto poker, this is plain embarassing.
Thought you were done with swc mate?
Anyway, skyrevo is right. I would prefer if you also offer a minimum fee option, like 1sat/b. As soon as I get it I can just use child pays for parent to get it confirmed, that way I can choose the fee amount myself.
May 24, 2021, 05:15:50 PM
And is possible to deposite from Binance?
Yes, you can deposit straight from an exchange
do players hawe some rackeback?
Obviously, I cant recall any poker site that offer no rakeback for their players. Swc uses krill system in their rakeback system and instead of just rakeback, iirc there are several tournaments / freeroll that requires you to have X amount of krills to be able to participate. You can read more about it here https://swcpoker.club/post/krill-rewards-program
These tournaments are actually useless.
The more krill you have the higher level you are. Higher level means more rakeback.
Rackback gets paid every day at fixed time.
I think thats all you need to know. About Binance I have no clue.
May 24, 2021, 12:48:22 PM
And is possible to deposite from Binance?
Yes, you can deposit straight from an exchange
do players hawe some rackeback?
Obviously, I cant recall any poker site that offer no rakeback for their players. Swc uses krill system in their rakeback system and instead of just rakeback, iirc there are several tournaments / freeroll that requires you to have X amount of krills to be able to participate. You can read more about it here https://swcpoker.club/post/krill-rewards-program
May 23, 2021, 06:34:57 PM
And is possible to deposite from Binance? do players hawe some rackeback?
May 23, 2021, 06:14:22 PM
Is here only possibne to deposite with Bitcoin?
Bitcoin and bitcoin cash deposit only.
And for example 6 max 1/2 is 1/2$ or which currenc is?
1 and 2 chips respectively depending on which currency you deposited with
1 chip = 1 uBTC / 1 uBCH
To make it simple 0.001 bitcoin = 1000 chips , the same goes for BCH deposit but you cant use bitcoin deposit to play in BCH table / tournaments and vice versa.
May 23, 2021, 05:22:00 PM
Is here only possibne to deposite with Bitcoin? And for example 6 max 1/2 is 1/2$ or which currenc is?
May 22, 2021, 07:14:25 PM
You made an error for the tourney date. I believe you meant to put May 28th-June 6th. Might wanna edit your post to avoid confusion. IT's not a big error or anything just don't wanna see people complain wheres the tourneys.
You're right. Send us a PM with your screen name and we'll send you a 25k uBCH ticket to use during the series.
May 22, 2021, 06:16:28 AM
ANNOUNCING THE
BCH POKER CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES!
BCH POKER CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES!
MAY 28th - JAN 4th
SwC is proud to present the 2021 BCH Poker Championship!
SwC Poker’s first Bitcoin Cash poker tournament series will be one to remember! It will feature a juicy 20+ BCH in guarantees and will run from May 28th until June 6th. With a total of 31 events, the first ever BCH series is set to be big and action packed.
The series will feature many different buy-in levels, ranging from 5k to 100k uBCH, which means everyone will have a chance to compete and win a tournament and a coveted BCH avatar. This BCH Series is going to be a celebration as we host SwC’s first BCH series!
The BCH Series will feature balanced tournament starting times, with events starting every day of the series at 12:00, 20:00 and 00:00 UTC each day, and a few more sprinkled in to choose from.
The crown jewel of this inaugural BCH poker series is the Main Event which will be a 50k buy-in no limit texas hold'em tournament, featuring a massive 5 BCH guarantee.
Satellites running throughout the series.
SwC Poker’s first Bitcoin Cash poker tournament series will be one to remember! It will feature a juicy 20+ BCH in guarantees and will run from May 28th until June 6th. With a total of 31 events, the first ever BCH series is set to be big and action packed.
The series will feature many different buy-in levels, ranging from 5k to 100k uBCH, which means everyone will have a chance to compete and win a tournament and a coveted BCH avatar. This BCH Series is going to be a celebration as we host SwC’s first BCH series!
The BCH Series will feature balanced tournament starting times, with events starting every day of the series at 12:00, 20:00 and 00:00 UTC each day, and a few more sprinkled in to choose from.
The crown jewel of this inaugural BCH poker series is the Main Event which will be a 50k buy-in no limit texas hold'em tournament, featuring a massive 5 BCH guarantee.
Satellites running throughout the series.
May 22, 2021, 03:45:05 AM
Why did SWC go for BCH anyways? Almost no one wants to hold that. ETH would have been the more logical step if you really wanted to go for alt coins, imo.
May 22, 2021, 01:24:48 AM
5 BCH main event, a main event with 3000$ guaranteed.
Who would not be exited for that? LOL
Who would not be exited for that? LOL
May 21, 2021, 10:48:04 PM
ANNOUNCING THE
BCH POKER CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES!
BCH POKER CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES!
MAY 28th - JUNE 6th
SwC is proud to present the 2021 BCH Poker Championship!
SwC Poker’s first Bitcoin Cash poker tournament series will be one to remember! It will feature a juicy 20+ BCH in guarantees and will run from May 28th until June 6th. With a total of 31 events, the first ever BCH series is set to be big and action packed.
The series will feature many different buy-in levels, ranging from 5k to 100k uBCH, which means everyone will have a chance to compete and win a tournament and a coveted BCH avatar. This BCH Series is going to be a celebration as we host SwC’s first BCH series!
The BCH Series will feature balanced tournament starting times, with events starting every day of the series at 12:00, 20:00 and 00:00 UTC each day, and a few more sprinkled in to choose from.
The crown jewel of this inaugural BCH poker series is the Main Event which will be a 50k buy-in no limit texas hold'em tournament, featuring a massive 5 BCH guarantee.
Satellites running throughout the series.
SwC Poker’s first Bitcoin Cash poker tournament series will be one to remember! It will feature a juicy 20+ BCH in guarantees and will run from May 28th until June 6th. With a total of 31 events, the first ever BCH series is set to be big and action packed.
The series will feature many different buy-in levels, ranging from 5k to 100k uBCH, which means everyone will have a chance to compete and win a tournament and a coveted BCH avatar. This BCH Series is going to be a celebration as we host SwC’s first BCH series!
The BCH Series will feature balanced tournament starting times, with events starting every day of the series at 12:00, 20:00 and 00:00 UTC each day, and a few more sprinkled in to choose from.
The crown jewel of this inaugural BCH poker series is the Main Event which will be a 50k buy-in no limit texas hold'em tournament, featuring a massive 5 BCH guarantee.
Satellites running throughout the series.
May 20, 2021, 09:20:15 PM
The 6-block option sounds great to me, but I see that some have taken a long time to get their transaction, based on this, could you provide the lock rate that reaches at least 1-3 hours? The more CHIP you add to the balance, you may be thinking that the rate is not decreasing or increasing at all, right?
Although the effort they are making to improve the impact of withdrawal fees on BTC is quite helpful to me, in the absence of having an internal exchange to bring it to a currency like ADA, BNB haven't you considered it? SWC is gaining more community because some friends tell me that this platform together with Stake.com have a good atmosphere for poker. I have little experience in SWC but with all this, it encourages as a player to bet more and make me generate more CHIP by playing.
Thanks in advanced..
Although the effort they are making to improve the impact of withdrawal fees on BTC is quite helpful to me, in the absence of having an internal exchange to bring it to a currency like ADA, BNB haven't you considered it? SWC is gaining more community because some friends tell me that this platform together with Stake.com have a good atmosphere for poker. I have little experience in SWC but with all this, it encourages as a player to bet more and make me generate more CHIP by playing.
Thanks in advanced..
May 20, 2021, 01:30:49 PM
Player-selects-fee is now live in the SwC poker clients. Players can now select between 6, 25, and 50 block targets when initiating a withdrawal. A fee estimation is shown at time of withdrawal request, although actual fee may be different at time of processing. Feedback on this new feature is appreciated.
Waiting 3 days!
https://www.blockchain.com/btc/tx/f501c312e1e4b271b0565a5a0851d34c7f070f8362bb99b59c20f5393536171c
Btw: I really like the new withdrawal opportunity to choose the fee the user wants to. Really a great job SWC!
There was no mistake. For months they chose super small fees. All my fees have been between 2-6 sat/b.
If they dont confirm I just use "child pays for parent" .
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