If you meant a CPC withdrawl don't forget to add the token- you won't see it in your wallet until you add the token. 

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Many people have been banned from Russia for speaking against their interests.  I've seen nothing to suggest it was anything else.  To be clear what specifically are you saying he was banned for and what is your source?  Are you saying he was banned from Russia based on some sort of poker scam?


I always figured most "investors" were poker players that were using the chips, like me.  

Since the coin can only be used for poker and only at one place any investor should have realized the coin would be worthless unless the site did well and maintained/increased traffic.  Investing in any new poker site is risky and 99.9% will fail.  Losing value alone does not equal scam but that's what you are claiming.  

They disclosed how many CHP's there were going to be and calculating the market cap at ico prices was simple math. 

Do you have any source material that explains the Tony G prior scams?  I googled it and didn't find any explanation.  The article I read said he was banned from Russia for trolling. 

I did spell site correctly 1 out of 2 times    LOL

CHP's were over-valued in the ICO- but you easily could have made any investment back with the ETH and Telsa type tournaments they had at the time.  From a poker player's point of view there is nothing wrong with the coin or the poker client other then the falling value of the CHP.  I am hopeful it will stabilize at 1 cent and eventually climb again.  I think the person that won the Telsa maybe predicted a $2 chp, but most of us never really expected that. 

I see new tournaments being added, and it seems like they are trying to transition away from the freeroll model with the pay to rebuy freerolls.  It seems like if it was a true scam it would have been abandoned by now.  Is there any additional money to be made- after the ICO- that would be worth the effort? 

Anyway I will continue to play until it closes or I see some evidence that this is a scam. 

Just curious did anyone play the eth tourney and did they pay out?  Are there instructions on how to verify the account for withdrawals?   

I bought a few chips just as the site was getting started in the ICO.  I personally have seen no evidence that the sight is a scam.  I have seen no evidence of collusion at the tables either- for me the tables have been easy to beat w/o any rake etc.  Admittedly I haven't played the high stakes tables where the collusion is more likely to be, if there is. 


Payouts for me have been nearly instant. 



When they had ETH tournaments the winnings were paid to verified accounts-  I won nearly 1 ETH in a tournament and they paid with no issue. The only somewhat shady thing I saw them do was refuse to pay unverified accounts winnings when the CHP wasn't listed on any exchange.

Right now, the site clearly isn't doing well but that doesn't mean it was a scam.  Lots of good projects fail. 


The problem as I see it-  lots of people have CHPS to dump, large tourney winnings etc, and there really is no reason for anyone to purchase CHPS other then speculation when they are so freely available.  I have won many times over my purchased CHP but they are worth less then my initial buyin.

Possible solution:  Bring back at least a weekly ETH tourney, to give the CHP's more intrinsic value.  Need to give people something that's worth buying CHP for.  Maybe a monthly grand tournament that has some sort of prize other then CHP's.  Gotta try something!!!