Quote from: cjmoles on July 21, 2016, 08:52:01 AM

Multiple accounts on poker sites should not be allowed because it affects the integrity of the game.

Example of Betcoin catching multi-accounters, letting them keep part of the funds they won by cheating other players and using the rest in a promotion. Allowing original cheaters to participate in promotion. Then lying about it.

Do you understand all that? I've got plenty more examples by the way, this is just one small simple one.

Feb 8th:

A few weeks later:

Several months later:

Quote from: Betcoin.AG on November 20, 2015, 10:09:57 PM

Quote from: dooglus on November 20, 2015, 08:05:41 PM

It's a little concerning that you don't appear to have replied to any of his posts here. He seems to be raising valid concerns, but you leave them unanswered.

Did you really use 10 BTC confiscated from cheating players to fund a promotion instead of giving them back to the players they were stolen from? If so, how do you justify that?

Did you really allow those same cheating players to them play in the freeroll funded with the money they stole, after claiming to have zero tolerance for cheating? That sounds pretty crazy if it's true.

Hi Dooglus, it's because we did return most of the btc and we still ran a 10 btc freeroll to thank players for their support on top of returning funds. This was many months ago and was handled expediently. Ironically, most of the players were from a prop program which we no longer have, yet most of the players still play in.

No we did not allow those players to play in the tournament but as you may know a bitcoin gaming website creates some unique challenges which we embrace.

We have addressed all of this before and will happily address it again as we continue to move forward.

Thanks guys!

Jessica