Could you please add some PLO Hi/Lo tables to your poker room? Right now the PLO8 tab is empty, although I have seen some tables up and running in the past.

The stakes I personally would like to see is 0.5/1, 1/2 and 2/4 mBTC.

Only bitcoin sportsbooks?

In any case, I'm definately interested. Go for it!

Great move to launch a poker client. Especially since you're one of the most trusted bitcoin gambling sites.

I haven't created an account yet but will do soon. If you haven't added Omaha Hi/Lo ring games I would really advise you to do that. Both Fixed and Pot limit.

Keep it up.

http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/28/internet-poker/betcoin-poker-not-ssl-encrypted-claims-they-1463101/

I just removed all my money from your site. Please notify me once your website actually is SSL encrypted.

This is my last post regarding this matter.

First of all, if you thought I was some kind of copywriter who will work free for a internet gambling buziness; you are very wrong.

Put a disclaimber beneath the headline. Do whatever you want. Just don't call something "guaranteed" when it's actually not. That is my only point.

It's not much of a slogan, but yes. I think you should stick with that. "$1m guaranteed, payed out in bitcoins"

Just skip the part about guaranteed BTCs, just call it the "$1m guaranteed". It's especially true for this particular tournament but I think you should stick with this policy for the rest of the tournaments also.

I'm not trying to be a smart-ass here, I'm just trying to help you out. Both players and you, the house, can get into alot of ugly spots and arguments if people start referring to these guaranteed BTC prizepools. Think about it.

Thank you for your answers. Well, I most certainly beleive I did point that out. But let's try again. We both agree on that bitcoins most probably will be worth more in December, but that is beside the point. There are three possible outcomes:

1) The price of a bitcoin is hovering just around $600 in December. You nailed it, and can't be accused of making false promises. [Very unlikely]

2) The price of bitcoin is worth less than $600 in December. The prizepool, in terms of bitcoins, is actually bigger and you need to adjust the promoted prizepool. [Much more likely]

3) The price of a bitcoin is worth more than $600 in December. Once again you need to adjust the prizepool, but downward. [Much more likely]

Essentially you are not guaranteeing the 1,500BTC prizepool, and you shouldn't promote it that way. That is my point.

Some feedback and questions:

1) The mBTC units are much better. And obviously less confusing.

2) When one player sits out in a 3-handed cash game, it appears that one of the remaining players can get the button two times in a row. Can you please look in to it?

3) Most of the satellite tournaments are actually sub-satellites and it's not always clear what seat you're actually trying to win, in my opinion. I would love to have a feature where you simply could click a link within satellite lobby, which leads to the "upper-level" tournament lobby. Pokerstars does that, for instance, and it's  actually really helpful.

4) The million dollar tournament in December is obviously a rather big deal. What would happen if one of your players actually took down the tournament? Are your site able to pay out 330 BTC to a single player? Can you somehow proove that you're good for it? I'm assuming that money moves around between the skins on the network. Can you tell us anything about how that process works?

5) December is a long time from now. $1M could be worth 500 or 3000 BTC by then. Is it really wise to promote the tournament as "1,500 BTC GTD" at this stage? Or are you still guaranteeing the 1500 BTC prizepool, even if the prize per BTC is $3,500 in December?

Ok gogo, I stand corrected. But when I still used the site the limit was 500 mBTC. If I wanted to withdraw more I had to file multiple withdrawal requests. Maybe the limits are different for different users, I have no idea.

Last time I checked the maximum withdrawal limit on Anonibet was 500 mBTC, 0.5 BTC that is.

I'd also like to add that the recent allegations does not look good, at all. Until I see some acceptable explanations I'll move my betting business elsewhere.

Allright, this one finally got paid:
http://www.bitcoinsports.eu/bet/8485f

Once again, hope you all get your money.

Hey guys,

I made a bet 3 months ago and I still haven't been paid. The amount is fairly small in comparison with others, but still. Here's the bet slip link:
http://www.bitcoinsports.eu/bet/8485f

I will update and post in the thread once I get paid. Hope you all get your money eventually.

Edit: PAID 2014-02-28