Honestly, signing a message doesn't prove anything except that they know someone who has 43 BTC and they're willing to pay the transaction fee to move it to a separate wallet and sign on Betcoin's behalf. It doesn't prove that Betcoin owns the wallet.
However, their refusal to sign tells me that the funds are not segregated (if they exist at all). What is the harm in signing a message when it doesn't really show anything? Nothing, unless 1) you can't actually come up with 43 BTC, even if it doesn't belong to you or 2) they don't want to show an address that had its balance go from zero to 43 BTC a couple days ago because that would show that the funds hadn't been segregated all along.
The only way that Betcoin can "prove" anything is by shipping 43 BTC to the BBJ winner. To be honest, all of this delay is probably because they're having issues with the code that will let them pre-select the BBJ winner so that they can redistribute the funds among themselves at a later date while not having technically "stolen" anything.
Betcoin does not code the poker software. The software is provided by IG Soft, the same people who do the software for all other WPN skins. We do have have access to any of the code, which is a big part of why we were unable to get the exact figures for the original BBJ payout method. We expect poker to launch very soon, possible even today and the new BBJ rules will be stated. The funds are ready to be paid out to the winners.
You aren't a WPN skin, you are a WTN skin.
Also, where's the money?
Also, where's the work that you claimed to do for three weeks?
Also also, where's the money?