I have always wondered with the online gambling regulations in the US, why BTC has never really caught on with poker players.  But when you think about it, poker players wanna measure their gains in fiat, not in coins.  With the volatile BTC prices, it adds an extra layer of abstraction from their fiat.  Using an alt coin to play poker just amplifies the problem further.

IMO, for this to actually work, it need a direct fiat to PEV exchange with large liquidity and stability.  No high rolling poker player wants to have to buy BTC, then take that to some rinky dink alt exchange where they can only buy a few hundred bucks worth of the coins before raising the price 300%, then when they wanna cash out they gotta do this same process in reverse and hope the price of PEV and BTC hasn't crashed and end up destroying their poker gains in the process.

A large investment in the infrastructure of the coin needs to be made right off the bat for it to have a chance of success.  Do you have plans for a fiat/PEV exchange?  Do you have large financial backers who can ensure the coin liquidity and stability? No?  Then I assume this will go nowhere just like the half dozen other poker alts I have seen die in the past year.