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https://poker-flips.com

Poker-Flips is an exciting new Bitcoin gambling game.

It's simple to play, select the amount of Bitcoin you want to flip (bet) and then watch as players are all in pre-flop before seeing their cards.

Cards are turned over until both you and your opponent and all five community cards are face up.

Whoever has the best five card poker hand wins!

Features:
- No Limit Hold'em flips (vs house)
- Provably fair
- Free demo play
- Low 1% rake
- Instant withdrawals

Coming soon:
- PLO flips
- player vs player
- friend invite
- improved design
- mobile app
- leaderboard
- bankroll investment
- bad beat jackpot
- flip tournaments

Try your luck at https://poker-flips.com

Who is the operator?

Low 2,5% rake for a coinflip? Are you kidding?

Your site looks like it's under development. Have you started business or you're still developing the platform?

Did you launch the website on the second day of its development?  Have you seen your competitors? Do you know you don't stand a chance to get players from the market given the current state of your site? Wake up, kid! It's a different world out there.

We chose that because it was lower than most poker sites rake.
We will lower to 1%

What is point of poker if players will go all in every single hand? It is bingo, not poker and while playing texas holdem at pokerstars I never liked these bingo players going all in every single hand until someone takes all money from them.
This is nothing different than flipping coin against someone. Poker is game of patience don't ruin it like this.

Real problem is: you don't have trust, and nobody is going to deposit in a potential exit scam site. Have you already done your due diligence?

We can only build trust by processing players withdrawals.

Players can bet as low as 0.00025 Bitcoin. We don't allow bets over 0.1 Bitcoin at the moment.
In future we will allow bigger bets after we implement the investment feature. But we want to finish more features first like a PLO version.

I mean, processing withdrawals is surely a fair point, but how somebody could now trust you for, let's say, a 0.01 bet (considering that low amount are inconvenient due to potentially high fees)

Apologies I should have bumped this thread earlier but Poker-Flips (https://poker-flips.com/) is a game that has been created by the lead developer of DiceBet (https://dice-bet.com/).

We have already shared this unique new game with DiceBet players and it is being tested separately before we add it to DiceBet shortly (with a few design changes that will be worked on this coming week).

So as far as trust goes it is completely backed by the DiceBet team and when it gets added to our main site, it will be backed by the DiceBet bankroll too.

Cheers,
Mike

 

Confirms your incompetence, because the rake a poker site takes for players playing against players is not anyhow related to the rake for coinflips!

Operator remains your secret?

It's sweet that you have a demo, but it doesn't really give the experience of playing on the website. I mean, all one can see is how cards are opened and the eventual outcome. Apart from that, I think it's not the best strategy to make the person jump straight to sing up. One you be able to see some info about the games, registration, terms of service and things like that on the website. So, my tip is that you should make some free poker tours, allow visitors to see important information about the website and policies. The competition is high now, so you need to make some incentives for those who choose your website. Good luck!

Yeah I have checked it out as well and agree with you on your points. I do like the idea of the game a lot and it is nice to see something original being made.

I think if this becomes popular and a pvp version is made it could get be a lot of fun.

Just a reco, the website could use some copy explaining what the game is about. Landing on the homepage, I was mostly confused about where I was OR how to approach the game at all.

Perhaps some text above the "Play for Bitcoin" and "Try Demo" would suffice.

Thanks.
I've added a description on the home page.

I admit I thought it would be obvious what the game was as it is very common in live casinos with poker players
You just put money in the middle and deal out two poker hands, whoever has the best one wins :)

We will need to explain better for new players or people who may be familiar with dice only.

Any other suggestions are welcome.