i play at Juicy. just because i have a couple hundred bux there. started with 0 won some forum freerolls way back when it was cake, built a nice bankroll, and even cashed some cake checks. then player traffic declined and for whatever reason , i was migrated to Juicy Stakes, hmmm are we just sheep being herded around?. there are never more than 800 people on the site, everyone knows everyone else's game. $100 withdraw fee, what a joke. anyway, it passes time, i get practice, with real money i dont have to deal with as much donkness, and who knows it might end up in a high traffic network again someday
intents09 said:
I won a $135 ticket on July 27, 2013 I then used it shortly after & final tabled the tourney, winning $1,700.00 I had actually received a couple withdrawals just before this (with the help of Cardschat admin. 'dakota'). There were still a handful of players getting paid at this point but payouts in general were getting very slow.
I put in for my withdrawal on Oct.2nd for ~$1,750 (actually keeping a few hundred on the site.... mostly just to make it look like I'd keep playing on Lock when in reality I just REALLY wanted to squeek a last withdrawal out of them).
I never received it. I stopped playing on there in Dec.2013. I only played on there enough to keep up an image that I was playing in hopes of getting paid. What a waste of time.... but I didn't know it at the time.
The difference is now > You DO KNOW it! Anytime spent on Lock is not even the same as playing playchip games because as Semper stated above, it creates an image to others that the site is still in business ... when the only business they are in is to try to steal more money from people.
Lock Poker Changes Name, Logo, Entire Brand to Extended Middle Finger
online poker’s most scandal-plagued room is embarking on an unprecedented branding experiment.
Lock Poker is undertaking a complete overhaul that will see the room replace their name, logo and myriad other elements with a fully extended middle finger.
“We wanted an identity that spoke to exactly how we view our customers,” said Lock Poker CEO Jen Lawglum. “And we couldn’t think of a better way to do that than a firm, proud, right-in-your-face middle finger.”
Lock reportedly owes players in excess of $1 million in unpaid cashouts.
In addition to the brand name and logo, nearly all elements of Lock’s online poker room will be replaced with a middle finger, including:
A number of other branding themes were considered, according to Lawglum.
“We thought about an image of feces being flushed down a toilet, but realized players might not get that the feces represented them and not us,” said Lawglum.
Also Read: LOCK POKER INTRODUCES “WE’RE NOT BROKE” BONUS.
.... This might not be 100% fact based, but from what i've read, it ain't far wrong!
online poker’s most scandal-plagued room is embarking on an unprecedented branding experiment.
Lock Poker is undertaking a complete overhaul that will see the room replace their name, logo and myriad other elements with a fully extended middle finger.
“We wanted an identity that spoke to exactly how we view our customers,” said Lock Poker CEO Jen Lawglum. “And we couldn’t think of a better way to do that than a firm, proud, right-in-your-face middle finger.”
Lock reportedly owes players in excess of $1 million in unpaid cashouts.
In addition to the brand name and logo, nearly all elements of Lock’s online poker room will be replaced with a middle finger, including:
- Chips and cards, including card backs, shapes and rankings and images on the card face.
- Graphical overlay elements such as the numbers used to display pot size and chip stacks.
- And, of course, every single user interface element in the cashier.
A number of other branding themes were considered, according to Lawglum.
“We thought about an image of feces being flushed down a toilet, but realized players might not get that the feces represented them and not us,” said Lawglum.
Also Read: LOCK POKER INTRODUCES “WE’RE NOT BROKE” BONUS.
.... This might not be 100% fact based, but from what i've read, it ain't far wrong!
pain_pain_go_away said:Lock Poker Changes Name, Logo, Entire Brand to Extended Middle Finger
Online poker’s most scandal-plagued room is embarking on an unprecedented branding experiment.
Lock Poker is undertaking a complete overhaul that will see the room replace their name, logo and myriad other elements with a fully extended middle finger.
“We wanted an identity that spoke to exactly how we view our customers,” said Lock Poker CEO Jen Lawglum. “And we couldn’t think of a better way to do that than a firm, proud, right-in-your-face middle finger.”
Lock reportedly owes players in excess of $1 million in unpaid cashouts.
In addition to the brand name and logo, nearly all elements of Lock’s online poker room will be replaced with a middle finger, including:An exclusive preview of the new Lock Poker:
- Chips and cards, including card backs, shapes and rankings and images on the card face.
- Graphical overlay elements such as the numbers used to display pot size and chip stacks.
- And, of course, every single user interface element in the cashier.
A number of other branding themes were considered, according to Lawglum.
“We thought about an image of feces being flushed down a toilet, but realized players might not get that the feces represented them and not us,” said Lawglum.
Also Read: LOCK POKER INTRODUCES “WE’RE NOT BROKE” BONUS.
.... This might not be 100% fact based, but from what i've read, it ain't far wrong!
This is too funny
Holy chit man lmao. I come to this thread every once in a while i thought this one was amusing. Not so much now but still funny stuff- well at least- how bout not so funny stuff. ******* Lock lmao or maybe to make a post for the count lmao Yup good for at least one post a month on this thread lmao later gl gl on the tables folks!
Interesting developments on the Lock front.
Go to the 2+2 Lock thread and read the last 10 pages (or so) of updates:
http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/2...aits-updated-frequently-1359432/index227.html
There is almost certainly never going to be any material financial settlement (it's pretty much been confirmed that the money is gone), but people are hot on the heels of Jen Larson and her associates and it's just a matter of time until they get caught.
-HooDooKoo
Go to the 2+2 Lock thread and read the last 10 pages (or so) of updates:
http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/2...aits-updated-frequently-1359432/index227.html
There is almost certainly never going to be any material financial settlement (it's pretty much been confirmed that the money is gone), but people are hot on the heels of Jen Larson and her associates and it's just a matter of time until they get caught.
-HooDooKoo
how do lock poker tournements work? Do i need to be logged on at the start?
If i buy into a tournament and im not logged in will it remove me or will it simply check/fold me until im out of chips. Im looking to enter a tournament but it looks like ill be at work during the start time, but ill be able to join after about 15 minutes.
I assume, since its real money, they wont kick me off, but idk, anyway i figured i'd ask
-Thanks in advance
If i buy into a tournament and im not logged in will it remove me or will it simply check/fold me until im out of chips. Im looking to enter a tournament but it looks like ill be at work during the start time, but ill be able to join after about 15 minutes.
I assume, since its real money, they wont kick me off, but idk, anyway i figured i'd ask
-Thanks in advance
haha
I haven't yet, and based off your two posts i probably wont but, id still appreciate an answer to the question; do they allow you to start in a tournament if your not logged in.
Thank you for the warning though--i was unenlightened until about 2 minutes ago...being the trusting person i am.
I haven't yet, and based off your two posts i probably wont but, id still appreciate an answer to the question; do they allow you to start in a tournament if your not logged in.
Thank you for the warning though--i was unenlightened until about 2 minutes ago...being the trusting person i am.
