You said:
Well actually based on the rise in bitcoin over the past 2 weeks, that really depends on what day the player bought into the tournament! Our conversion now works in real time for tournament buyins and cashes. Thanks DarkDays!
You then explained:
for your "on the fly" conversions, but BTC exchange do you reference to do it?
We currently blend bitstamp and btc-e and take the average. Thank you.
You then corrected yourself with:
I actually stand corrected and should have confirmed with programming before typing as it is bitstamp.net and preev.com, but thank you for helping me clarify this.
So, your statement(s) is that Betcoin uses an at-the-moment average of bitstamp and preev prices.
Let's see how accurate that is:

So if you used a "blending" of bitstamp and preev, that would be 1
BTC = $617.13 at the time of this screenshot. If 1
BTC = $617.13, then 1USD = 1.62m
BTC (you use the wrong wording in your popup). NOT 1USD = 1.8m
BTC. 1USD = 1.8m
BTC would be accurate if the price of 1
BTC was $555.55. Using the exact non-rounded conversion (39.73m
BTC for a $22 buyin), you'd only be correct if the price of bitcoin was 1
BTC = $553.74. The price of bitcoin hasn't been that low in over 16 hours.
Why are you lying?