[CoinPoker] - Official - Bringing the Game Back to Players
Hello Everyone,
This is the Official Thread of CoinPoker (previous thread)
The new missions aren't enough for me continue to play - all 8-12% with high qualifying rake amounts. I paid ~$2500 in rake my first 6 weeks. Now i cashed out my bankroll. The rake is just too high - especially in double board bomb pots which is what I usually play.
Could you possibly send your username, I've sent this to senior management now, that does seem too low. They may ask me for your username to check this.
The missions haven't shown up for me yet; I play PLO5 cash games. Is anyone else in the same situation regarding the missions
Does anyone have any information about this
Same situation as you.
Switched back to a clubgg union (higher rake but 80% rb and way softer games) for time being
Hi it was as an exclusive promo for players with an existing posting history on 2+2, as we are fans of this forum. We'll likely do another one for the $565 Battle of Malta main event on Aug 2nd though, if you could make a few posts on this forum, about anything in any subforum, then you'll be eligible for the next one. The last one ended on July 10th and was for the CoinMillion
Ok, cool tyvm.
Will there be another $215 1M Gtd tourney?
I won the free $44 satty to last one and never needs to use the last $215 promo you awarded here so it's just locked up in my account for 150 days in says, but I have to use for the exact $215 1M Gtd named one. Thanks again
Ok, cool tyvm.
Will there be another $215 1M Gtd tourney?
I won the free $44 satty to last one and never needs to use the last $215 promo you awarded here so it's just locked up in my account for 150 days in says, but I have to use for the exact $215 1M Gtd named one. Thanks again
The extra ticket can be refunded, in cases where a player already had a ticket for the same event and used it. If you email [email][email protected][/email] they'll do that, I saw other players were in that situation with their several CoinMillion tickets they had won from satellites. Yes we do plan to have more CoinMillion events though.
I don't know how that works out in terms of rakeback, but the heads-up rake seems high. I had played about 20 hands against this opponent by the time I took the screenshot.
Are you aware? The number of players at cash tables has dropped this month, especially in mid and high stakes. This was something you didn't foresee, in my opinion. While some fish players may have joined, just as many regular players have left or are considering leaving. To run and grow the system, you needed to take steps to properly balance it. Instead, you created a system that will disrupt the balance and confuse people. If it had been managed with a proper system, the number of players in the lobby would probably be over 25,000 right now.
I saw on twitter that the FBI is investigating Argentina team for money laundering/fraud related to their partnerships/sponsorships
given "Argentina’s National Football Team Welcomes CoinPoker as New Regional Sponsor"
is CoinPoker worried they will get screwed since
- CP operates illegally in the US
- CP is hosted on US owned Amazon (via smartfox)
- CP is "protected" from DDOS and stuff by US Cloudflare
- CP has a fake license.
if you do get screwed - how will people get paid?
The new mission allocated to me has rakeback % are now 8%, 10% and 12% only. The previous mission max % was about 30%. Wonder why it dropped significantly. Considering leaving the site in all seriousness because it's not even worth playing anymore. The games and the rakes seem very unbeatable now.
Anyone know if coinpoker has issued any reply to the claims in this video?
I saw on twitter that the FBI is investigating Argentina team for money laundering/fraud related to their partnerships/sponsorships
given "Argentina’s National Football Team Welcomes CoinPoker as New Regional Sponsor" is CoinPoker worried they will get screwThis seems like it should be getting more attention.
We try
https://x.com/pokerbots1/status/2076160509636735400s=46&t=zFsbCrKAVQfkimbZvSEy-A
Anyone know if coinpoker has issued any reply to the claims in this video?
Here is the TLDR for anyone who doesn't want to watch a 34 minute video:
- Regulatory concerns: CoinPoker utilizes an offshore license from the autonomous island of Anjouan (Union of the Comoros). The video notes that the Comoros central bank and federal authorities have described these licensing entities as fictitious or illegal (7:52-8:11).
- Exclusion of target markets: The license explicitly excludes by name the countries where most CoinPoker influencers reside and broadcast, such as the United States, United Kingdom, Germany, and Australia (8:44-9:00).
- Promoter liability: The video highlights a recent landmark legal precedent where an Australian influencer, Brenton Budajedge, was fined $240,000 for promoting an illegal gambling operation, significantly exceeding the earnings he made from the activity (4:58-5:39).
- The "Gateway" tactic: Many creators use a personal website to redirect viewers to CoinPoker affiliate links. The narrator contends this structure is an attempt to dodge platform enforcement and serves as evidence of "consciousness of guilt" in a legal context (17:30-18:33).
- Jonathan Little controversy: The video critiques professional poker player Jonathan Little for partnering with CoinPoker despite having previously published content on his own channel warning against promoting unregulated gambling sites (12:28-15:07).
- Broader enforcement and platform risks:
- Global crackdown: Judicial infrastructure against influencers is increasing across multiple continents, with actions ranging from fines and prohibition orders to criminal arrests, as seen in Australia, Brazil, the Netherlands, and elsewhere (18:52-21:21).
- Google and YouTube liability: A recent EU court ruling found that Google can be held liable for promoting illegal gambling content when it has a commercial partnership (revenue sharing) with the creator. This significantly raises the risk that YouTube will terminate or demonetize gambling-adjacent channels to protect itself from fines (23:05-25:48).
- Coordinated enforcement: Regulators from several nations (including Austria, France, Germany, Italy, Portugal, and Spain) have formed a joint agreement to share intelligence and coordinate complaints regarding illegal gambling advertising (21:30-22:12).
- Global crackdown: Judicial infrastructure against influencers is increasing across multiple continents, with actions ranging from fines and prohibition orders to criminal arrests, as seen in Australia, Brazil, the Netherlands, and elsewhere (18:52-21:21).
- Actionable advice for creators:
- Check licenses: Verify if the sponsor is legally licensed specifically in the audience's home countries (29:32-29:54).
- End high-risk deals: Terminate partnerships with unlicensed platforms and remove or geo-restrict related content (29:55-30:04).
- Document compliance: Maintain records of voluntary actions taken to cease promotion (30:01-30:07).
- Seek legal counsel: Consult with a media or gambling lawyer to understand individual exposure (30:22-30:33).
- Check licenses: Verify if the sponsor is legally licensed specifically in the audience's home countries (29:32-29:54).
