Mentor said:I've heard decent things from a couple people. Evidently, these couple of people were a large proportion of the player pool, looking at the traffic, LOL. But it seems the cashouts are quick. I have never bothered with it myself, mainly because I have never bothered with Bitcoin.
Out of curiosity Corey, how long did it take you to build up that 96 bitcoin?
Jim Lahey said:One of the owners Bryan Micon is a very shady individual.
You can't play at the same table with the same IP there, I'm pretty sure. But that's just the tip of the iceberg, people who are determined to collude online will do it.andy_9_9_9_9 said:Just played there. Seems to me there was collusion going on. From what I read in the thread linked to they have unecrypted passwords and even worse, you can register mutiple users and play from the same IP. I am sure they cannot detect someone using a proxy server at all. Additionally there is this shady owner. So I would definitely stay away from this site built on top of a $99 poker server software.
A2345Razz said:Are you still a donator in the 8-16 mix at Aria???
You said anything...
PokerHand66 said:I have played a little time ago but was not impressed
cdooley72 said:Well I am going to check it out. If for no other reason I am new and interested in Bitcoins. It might be a way to get a few free ones it anything else
Micon said:Freeroll MTTs run every hour and award 50 chips FTW, aka .05 btc aka about $.58 ATM.
If you send me a screen name I'll ship you a free 500 chips on Seals, or about $6 USD
Micon said:shipped on Seals / can't PM yet / don't have 15 posts 🙁 but grinding at that figure 🙂
Jim Lahey said:I have played a few freeroll's at SWC, the software would have been nice in 1998. But i would try it again if i has a few chips, cant be much worse than Lock.