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Re: ✅ SwCPoker.club ♣️ BITCOIN POKER SINCE 2015 🏆 BSOP Tournament Series 6/20-7/13
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Kalaea
on 29/07/2025, 12:37:12 UTC
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Anyone knows how can I reach to 50 krill quickly? I'm rn on 32 krill. Chat Option will be enabled after I reach 50 krill. But what is the wagering requirements for every krill or is it somekind of leveling up. I was getting krill much more in earlier stage.

Fastest way to krill up quickly at low stakes is low stakes limit games (as these usually see a flop) and short handed BigO (0.25/0.50 PLO8 hilo), or 0.2/0.4 12 game mix.
You want games where almost every hand sees a flop, as you only get krill from raked hands, and you earn double krill with only 2 or 3 players at the table.
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Re: ✅ SwCPoker.club ♣️ BITCOIN POKER SINCE 2015 🏆 BSOP Tournament Series 6/20-7/13
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Kalaea
on 17/07/2025, 11:48:52 UTC

Some people have reported having cashapp accounts frozen by sending chips directly to gambling sites, and there are people who have said it has happened to them on seals.
As far as purchasing from the chat, as I said, there are several trustworthy people in there. Normally you would send via Paypal or on of the cashapp type services and then get chips. Players such as pman, JamieGold and TheCaretaker sell chips there regularly and have never stiffed anyone.
Obviously there are scammers there too, and while the chat community can be somewhat 'raw' at times we try to warn noobs about them. Just gives people another option.

I always wonder, fees are at a low for months now so it shouldn't be that hard to just by bitcoin (or even other crypto). Why taking the risk of using something like cashapp and getting you account banned or using the tipping feature and possibly getting scammed if you use to deal with players that are not trusted. It's so easy these days to buy crypto, honestly.



Maybe it depends where you are. I'm in Australia, and the site I use to purchase bitcoin has a 200 chip (0.0002 btc) withdrawal fee for transfers. So yes the network fee is low but exchange fees are often not.
If someone wants to buy 100 chips (about $12 of btc) to try out the site, is there a way to do that without it getting chewed up in fees?
It's small amounts like that that I am talking about for chat purchases. Obv if you're buying $1k or more fees are less of an issue. YMMV.
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Re: ✅ SwCPoker.club ♣️ BITCOIN POKER SINCE 2015 🏆 BSOP Tournament Series 6/20-7/13
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Kalaea
on 17/07/2025, 11:01:34 UTC
Bitcoin is easily bought and deposited, but buying small amounts can have big fees depending on where you live. Also, some providers will close accounts or restrict them if sending directly to a gambling site, so you have to send to private wallet first and then from there to the site.
For someone buying a few hundred chips to play small stakes the chatbox is often the cheapest option. May not be for everyone but it works for a lot of regulars on the site.

I wouldn't recommend making purchases from the chat. How can you trust someone you don't even know? How will the deal be done? Do you send money first, and then you get the chips? What if the other person doesn't send you the chips after getting the payment? I know that PayPal has a chargeback system, but why go through the hassle in the first place?

A casino platform won't ban your account or confiscate your funds if you deposit using an exchange wallet, so if you use a centralized exchange to fund your casino account, SwC in this case, you shouldn't have any problems, and I say this from experience because I do that myself whenever I need to. I even withdrew funds from the platform to a centralized exchange, and never had any problems. However, if you don't feel safe withdrawing, don't do it, but depositing from an exchange should be okay and that's a better way to fund your account than buying chips from a random person in the chat.

Some people have reported having cashapp accounts frozen by sending chips directly to gambling sites, and there are people who have said it has happened to them on seals.
As far as purchasing from the chat, as I said, there are several trustworthy people in there. Normally you would send via Paypal or on of the cashapp type services and then get chips. Players such as pman, JamieGold and TheCaretaker sell chips there regularly and have never stiffed anyone.
Obviously there are scammers there too, and while the chat community can be somewhat 'raw' at times we try to warn noobs about them. Just gives people another option.
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Re: ✅ SwCPoker.club ♣️ BITCOIN POKER SINCE 2015 🏆 BSOP Tournament Series 6/20-7/13
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Kalaea
on 17/07/2025, 10:34:01 UTC
If you have made the 50 krill for chat privileges in the chatbox there are some trustworthy people there who will sell you chips for Paypal or cashapp type transfers if you can't transfer btc to the site.
Ask around and you will soon see who can be trusted and who cannot.

Chatbox speaks, chip transactions or selling i will be never support. But if there is a familiar person then different. Besides, I would tell each person directly transfer BTC to the SwC account or deposit it. Because BTC can be easily deposited. And if you are facing a problem for any reason, contact the SwC team directly. This is the best way. It will not be harassed and There will be no fear of being a scam.

Bitcoin is easily bought and deposited, but buying small amounts can have big fees depending on where you live. Also, some providers will close accounts or restrict them if sending directly to a gambling site, so you have to send to private wallet first and then from there to the site.
For someone buying a few hundred chips to play small stakes the chatbox is often the cheapest option. May not be for everyone but it works for a lot of regulars on the site.
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Re: ✅ SwCPoker.club ♣️ BITCOIN POKER SINCE 2015 🏆 BSOP Tournament Series 6/20-7/13
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Kalaea
on 17/07/2025, 06:27:00 UTC
If you have made the 50 krill for chat privileges in the chatbox there are some trustworthy people there who will sell you chips for Paypal or cashapp type transfers if you can't transfer btc to the site.
Ask around and you will soon see who can be trusted and who cannot.
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Re: ✅ SwC Poker ♣️ BITCOIN POKER ♣️ Hold'em✅ PLO✅ Mixed✅ MTT✅ ♣️ BBJ🌟 ♣️ BIG BTC🏆
by
Kalaea
on 14/07/2025, 15:27:45 UTC

Is the signature campaign AI generated posts?  All the posts in this thread now seem like complete gibberish.  None of the users are saying anything an actual person who plays on the site would say.  It seems like the goal is just to flood this thread with posts regardless of content.  This thread use to be full of constructive criticism and suggestions.  Now it is complete trash.  

Seems more like a bunch of rec players excited about playing on a new site, many of whom who probably don't have English as their native language. Obviously the get a bonus when they post, but it really doesn't look like AI.
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Re: ✅ SwC Poker ♣️ BITCOIN POKER ♣️ 🏆 BSOP Tournament Series 6/20 - 7/13 🏆
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Kalaea
on 23/06/2025, 12:17:14 UTC
Good to see extra entries coming in from the forum for the series, perhaps this will help the site grow.
AB deRoyse, free entries are always welcome, but perhaps consider putting them up as a satty prize? This would give all your members a chance at the ticket, and also give players new to the site a chance to get familiar with the software before the actual tourney. Just a suggestion.
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Re: ✅ SwC Poker ♣️ BITCOIN POKER ♣️ Hold'em✅ PLO✅ Mixed✅ MTT✅ ♣️ BBJ🌟 ♣️ BIG BTC🏆
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Kalaea
on 19/06/2025, 11:44:30 UTC
To be fair though, I think the vast majority of players on SWC is actually from the US or Canada, so there is that.
They could add some flexibility though, if you want to increase your player base to also non North American customers.

Cause or effect? Wink

Seriously, Aussies are mad gamblers and a lot of ppl got cut out of poker when the govt dropped the hammer on the poker sites. Most (of the ones I knew) switched to sports betting. There is a solid market there just waiting for a campaign.
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Re: Broken mp4, contains btc from 2009-2010
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Kalaea
on 19/06/2025, 11:34:00 UTC
If it sat behind a drawer in a padded bag untouched for 15 years, how did it get broken?
If I had a device that I believed had up to 1000 btc on it I'd be training myself up to try to recover it myself. Maybe go buy an old but working mp4 player on ebay and swap the motherboards. If that doesn't work it's probably fried. "Smoking" is generally a bad sign for electronics.
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Re: ✅ SwC Poker ♣️ BITCOIN POKER ♣️ Hold'em✅ PLO✅ Mixed✅ MTT✅ ♣️ BBJ🌟 ♣️ BIG BTC🏆
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Kalaea
on 19/06/2025, 11:18:48 UTC
Once again, the "Biggest BSOP Ever" shuts out half the world. Every tournament set to suit USA times only. In my time zone the tourneys run from midnight to 9am. East coast it's 10pm to 7am,so I guess at least they can play the early ones. Might as well call it the USBSOP.
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Re: ✅ SwC Poker ♣️ BITCOIN POKER ♣️ Hold'em✅ PLO✅ Mixed✅ MTT✅ ♣️ BBJ🌟 ♣️ BIG BTC🏆
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Kalaea
on 16/06/2025, 15:08:31 UTC
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If you are Poker lover, you can enjoy the swc poker.
That's a good reply @Leahized...

I got a bit triggered by these comments... Smiley Sounds a bit funny in my head "If you are Poker lover, you can enjoy the swc poker."... Smiley

If you are a real poker lover would you really enjoy SwC poker? And if the answer is YES I would like to see your arguments.

We all know why this thread has become so active, and I don't know why I'm even bothering... but my brain won't let me rest. There were many games where poker fans could have shown off, but they didn't. Why didn't they?

By the way, the SwC series looks nice, but I can't participate...

Why can't you participate?
If it's like the last few series it will be worth playing just for the overlays if you are in a part of the world where the tourneys are at a convenient time.



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Re: SWC Poker - it's a SCAM / My review and true story
by
Kalaea
on 05/06/2025, 16:32:12 UTC
Knowing you might not get paid just add up to the negatives.

For me, what this case shows is that the criteria they have to decide if you are colluding is totally subjective. That is, a player complains about it, which is typical of fish when he has been fleeced, then an idiot analyzes the hands above that have nothing unusual and decides by his balls that there is collusion.

I have been in many tables like that, playing as popek1990, for more than a decade playing poker every day and I have never been accused of collusion, but I played in serious houses, like Pokerstars (also Pacific and others for short periods of time).

So you and popek1990 are the same person? Explains a lot. Glad you got caught.
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Re: ✅ SwC Poker ♣️ BITCOIN POKER ♣️ Hold'em✅ PLO✅ Mixed✅ MTT✅ ♣️ BBJ🌟 ♣️ BIG BTC🏆
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Kalaea
on 05/06/2025, 06:40:56 UTC
It looks like he was talking about his bitcointalk account being hacked, not his swC account.
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Re: SWC Poker - it's a SCAM / My review and true story
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Kalaea
on 04/06/2025, 13:00:24 UTC
INVALID BBCODE: close of unopened tag in table (1)
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Re: ✅ SwC Poker ♣️ BITCOIN POKER ♣️ Hold'em✅ PLO✅ Mixed✅ MTT✅ ♣️ BBJ🌟 ♣️ BIG BTC🏆
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Kalaea
on 04/06/2025, 10:40:50 UTC
lol just noticed I was in that hand.
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Re: ✅ SwC Poker ♣️ BITCOIN POKER ♣️ Hold'em✅ PLO✅ Mixed✅ MTT✅ ♣️ BBJ🌟 ♣️ BIG BTC🏆
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Kalaea
on 04/06/2025, 09:47:34 UTC
Tourneys did used to run much more reliably than they have the last year though.
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Re: Occasional Poker Rounds
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Kalaea
on 04/06/2025, 08:27:42 UTC
A friendly game a day keeps the stress away ... (memehunter)  Grin

If anybody wants to play today a $10 buy-in game, here is the link to join: https://www.pokernow.club/mtt/opr-11-3LMUBBXiyS

https://www.talkimg.com/images/2025/05/25/UabCua.png

For sure she is bluffing, just join the game  Grin Grin Grin

Must be bluffing, only men have the nuts.
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Re: ✅ SwC Poker ♣️ BITCOIN POKER ♣️ Hold'em✅ PLO✅ Mixed✅ MTT✅ ♣️ BBJ🌟 ♣️ BIG BTC🏆
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Kalaea
on 04/06/2025, 08:07:53 UTC
Very hard to accumulate krill if you are predominantly a tourney player.

To the people asking for the minimum wdl to be raised, fair call, but an option is to sell chips in the chat box - there are quite a few reputable regs who will steer you to the right people.
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Re: SWC Poker - it's a SCAM / My review and true story
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Kalaea
on 03/06/2025, 06:44:14 UTC
In the first 250 hands there is exactly *one* 3bet pre between the accused colluders. That hand both players had AK and got it in pre after the others folded to chop. The bet sizes post also seem to be smaller vs each other than vs the marks. I think there is enough to say they are at the very least soft playing each other and card sharing. Obv SwC has all the hole cards and i would expect there to be some very damning hands. Too many coincidences for me.
Well done SwC.
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Re: SWC Poker - it's a SCAM / My review and true story
by
Kalaea
on 02/06/2025, 16:11:50 UTC
Ok, I play small stakes on SwC, and have successfully reported colluders before (with my HH evidence). I like to think I am playing on a fair site, so I gave OP the benefit of the doubt and started to look through the HH's.
First, it seems clear they have been edited. The most obvious one is the hand starting at line 710, which is incomplete. OP is dealt KK otb, rest of the hand is missing, and his stack size is unchanged for the next hand, showing it was folded. Red flag 1.

8 hands are played HU to start with. Not only are there no showdowns, there is only 1 flop seen in a limped hand. HU. Hmmm. Ok, maybe they are just nits.

There are then 35 hands played mostly 3 hands, although Caroline93 changes seats 4 times for god knows why. Valentino sits after hand 33 and is dealt in hand 36. Only 7 of 32 hands see a flop, with no 3! and the first hand to see a turn is the one where the mark sits. So it's not 43 hands with no showdown, it's 40 without even seeing a turn and only 8 seeing a flop! Three handed, that's just really improbable. OP isn't playing tight either, so there should be some playback here somewhere.

Once one and then 2 new players join, about half the next 50 hands see a flop and 10 get to turn or river. There are zero 3 bets in those hands, which again is odd but fits if we just play the best hand and fold the other 2.

Certainly enough to be suspicious, even without hole cards. Will look through the rest as i can.