I'm not sure I understand you post.
My point was that the site is keeping the money to themselves.

In most poker sites when someone is banned for collusion, effected players are reimbursed.

Either way, my main point is that as you can see from the email correspondence, the players were banned without looking at play history or handhistories based on very circumstancial and partial evidence, and letting the site get away with this is a dangerous precedent.

One of the issues with a crypto poker site like this is - these guys are holding a lot of money, and can dissappear with it at a moment's notice - and you'd have no address to complain to - because there is no official company or person behind the site.

When this is the situation, they need to be extra careful and clear to do only trustworthy and transparent actions, or trust is gone.

If I'm wrong about this and there is a public company or figure standing behind this site, please let me know.