Curious about the referrals... I plan to write a couple articles about your site on my crypto blog and maybe make a video for you... hoping those pay off for you AND me (of course!) with lots of sign-ups. But I also wanted to check on something. I referred my roommate, but I didn't get credit for a sign-up. I will make the assumption that it's because it's showing up that the sign-up came from the same IP address -- but I figured I would check to be sure. And even though my referral was legitimate, if you aren't blocking or guarding against multiple accounts from a single IP, you may want to consider implementing such a system so someone doesn't cheat the system. I'd hate to send 50+ referrals your way and lose out to some schmuck who "refers" several hundred virtual machines or sandboxed browsers to steal your generous .2BTC offer.
P.S. You're welcome for the user interface tip.
Sorry I didn't make the referral system super clear. Here's how it works:
When you refer someone, you get 10% of all fees we collect from that user, for life. The 10% is instantly credited to your own MooCoin account in realtime.
We collect a 1% fee from the winner of any wager over .0001 btc.
The leaderboard reflects the total amount you've earned from our referral system. If you refer one person who wins a single wager of 1000 btc, you'll have earned, and are going to show up on the leaderboard with 1 btc.
This essentially eliminates people gaming the system by referring a bunch of bogus accounts. Both for the tournament, and post-launch.
Hope that helps!
MooCoin