I am actually not against your casino terms and conditions of service. However it is nice as you have promised that your casino is not going to shift ground irrespective of whatever the case may be. I pray you keep to your words and do accordingly as stated.

If you can be able to stick to your words of no KYC, I believe you will stand tall in the gambling industry  and possibly be a known name as well and another thing is to be transparent and accountable of gamblers funds because this is another major areas were lost casinos are failing it but since you have given is your words, we have nothing to worry about. I wish you and your your casino good luck.

I pray you keep to your word of no KYC as you have promised as this have been the norm of both defi and cefi casino here. They come with sweet sugar-coated policy and begin to get traffic and deposit after which they secretly change their terms and conditions and make gamblers to do KYC. Please do not misunderstand me, I am saying this out of experience and also of reported cases here were members complain of casinos not requesting for KYC but after they had won big and want to withdraw, casino begin to ack funny by demanding for KYC and others. I do not mean to discredit you but I am only telling you my experience. I wish you and your the very best of luck.

Hello and welcome guys .

I maybe late in welcoming you since the tournament is taking place today?

well with yahoo Onboard I'm sure this will be successful so What should I extend from greeting?  of course wishing you luck with this tournament.

your room uses Poker Mavens software... are you aware of this? https://pokerfraudalert.com/forum/showthread.php?20023-Poker-Mavens-software-hacked-to-allow-superusing-for-shady-operators

with no KYC, what measure are being taken to prevent multi-accounting and/or collusion?

If you are building this anonymously for anonymous users, maybe let us use your service without registering via email, yes, that's possible. Also, work on visual aspect of your website or otherwise it feels like it's just a random website done by someone who just finished his freecodecamp programming course.
Also, keep in mind that if you want to grow, you won't be able to operate without following regulations. It's illegal to run a poker website without a valid license, i.e. it's a crime. If you want to feel yourself safe, I think a license will be necessary but Costa Rica license is best for good AML policy, the one that rarely forces you to ask for KYC.

It would be nice if you would sponsor the next Bitcointalk private poker games. It would certainly be a good advertisement for you, and it would certainly contribute to your forum rating, people would have more confidence in your site.

As Yahoo wrote, I doubt that we can reach 50 players... but depending on the buy-in and the prize pool (if you decide to sponsor the series) I think we can see 20 players or more per tournament. In any case, I will definitely play, I never missed Bitcointalk poker games.

Somewhere between 10 and 20 players is usually the average per every series. It would be nice to get another 1 going, I miss getting mad at you guys lol.

@nexlub feel free to get with me on telegram and maybe we can make something happen. @yahoo62278 is my name

I could help run a poker series like we have done in the past on multiple platforms but A it costs you to host the series and B we never had 50 participants. If you can't lower the minimum number of participants then it would be no good to try to organize.

Freerolls you might get 50 particpants.

so far so good but need To improve little bit like what smartvirus said above that just put some effort on your announcement thread OP then it's gonna be alright. Anyways I like to try your site I'll visit it later if I have time to read and familiarize your site.  your casino is too young it will need to be improve and for sure you will work on it.  Anyways for you OP welcome to The forum and good luck on your journey may you get many participants and customer on your casino .

not just in yours mate because it loads slowly in my end as well and as I'm trying to create account its getting slower  maybe there are some needs for improvement and since OP is active here then we can expect betterment sooner.

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Welcome to Bitcointalk Nexlub.com May you gather enough participants in your upcoming tournament and I may consider playing as well later.

Yeah, there's a high confidence or his metric is just quite high and expects that most people will buy in with that amount. But as we speak with the reality here, there should be a lot of realization on this for him to see if it will go well. I'd agree about having a free roll tournament since he's starting out, this will surely gather a lot of poker players that will have interest to check the platform out.

Nice, that's good to hear. Actually, there are a lot of great people here with vast experiences into launching new platforms like him for which their opinion will surely have a great value and help to your poker site.

Okey, I understand.
At least one can admire how you seem to be willing to stick to your own personal ideas and ideologies about the liberties if gamblers when comes to complying to KYC, and you seem to be ready to face the negative consequences of it, in the case your service gains a big volume and authorities start to investigate you. Just be warned, those entities do not take services like yours kindly, at all.

Also, then comes to moving money through the use of Blockchains, they have already developed software or are trying to develop software which is accurate enough to tag addresses with the identity of people who use them and also to tag "tainted" coins. They is why it is difficult for anyone to find a good casino or poker casino which accepts Monero like your does, neither of the biggest casinos around here accept that coin, because of regulators, obviously.  Let us see how much acceptation you manage to get from this community. Good luck.

I believe the no KYC is just for a temporary basis as this has always been the gimmicks of casinos to luring members register on their website and after depositing and winning upon withdrawal, they start to request for KYC which from the very beginning, they objected to doing KYC. They start just that way of no KYC. I am saying this because it has been their nature and there have been several cases in the past of the same issue of no KYC and after a player wins big and want to withdraw, they start demanding for KYC. It is better you state it clear on your terms and conditions of service than to trick gamblers.

Nice to know that you have all these features in place to checkmate abuses, and also prevent multiple accounting, this will help your platform security alot although it may also slow traffic since two people from the same IP or similar gio IPs to join any important event on the casino.


Secondly, this is nice to see you around all this while and the best thing is that you offer a no KYC which is one of the most important things people are looking out for lately, privacy is a concern and many cryptocurrency users value privacy.

So thats exactly $250 as well for the prizepool with exactly 50 minimum players, not really a guaranteed tournament for higher prizepool I guess


iirc the grand opening tournament was $1k buy in with 50 minimum players so that would be $50k and the base tesla cybertruck was around $62k so that leaves you with $12k guaranteed money on that grand opening tournament which didnt start. So yeah you could probably put that amount onto several freerolls or make a decent guaranteed tournament though

Heck even probably sponsor a bitcointalk poker tournament as well, its been years since we had one. If you are interested in this then perhaps you could get in touch with @yahoo62278, he used to run these tournaments with different sponsors

Collusion and multi-accounts is one of the main problems in online poker, and is really hard to avoid it, even if the site has a department focus on that area they will notice after the collusion has been done and that would give a bad experience to other users.

But is great to see a new poker site, i really love texas and will give a try to your site soon.

New friend with new brand we welcome you to the forum. I checked you the website and it looks nice and simple to navigate but there some T/C you need to clarify. You said no KYC is needed to have fun (play) in the site, how true is that statement? Though you can say that in the public for to know but the gamblers will confirm it when we start the tournaments and the time of withdrawal will tell us if it KYC free or not. Many casinos would come to the forum and tell like that and later we discovered that KYC is needed when a gambler won big. Well most casinos do not need downloading app so that has no problem. Once again you are welcome with the new project.

There are many companies that do not submit KYC only at the beginning. But later gamblers ask for KYC verification while withdrawing money after gambling. If this happens on your web site?

Seriously you missed yahoo's post? when those 2 post above of greetings and welcoming did not missed by you?  that is an amazing way of addressing posts specially when reputable and legit gambler are the one you ignored .

yahoo's word is best enough  if you really wanted to gain players from this community because like what said , you are a newbie account , your site is even new and yet you are conducting a tournament without at least using escrow. that is not how gamblers will trust you.

Anyway Welcome to the forum .

Quite surprising to see a new site trying to have grand launching tournament with such an expensive buy-in. The owner seems to have so high confidence that he will get enough players to join the grand launching tournament. Even if there is a chance to win Cybertruck but I doubt people will be easily attracted to participate in the tournament. It is better if the owner start from small amount first especially for a launching celebration, he can try free-roll tournament with smaller prize (few hundreds dollar) or maybe GTD tournament with cheap buy-in with nice prize where the owner add some amount to the prize pool so the prize pool will not be total buy-in only.

I hope that you will be able to maintain that posture of your poker site to remain kyc free. Because no one can tell that you might change your position when you started to become popular as that's basically normal for any casino, poker site or any type of casino that has a niche in games.

Also, I agree to yahoo that your buyin seems to be high. You might want to adjust that a little bit so that everyone can join that if you want to target to gain more audience and customers first as you introduce yourself in the market and into this community.

It's been quite a while that I have seen a poker site that have became popular after swcpoker as the tables there have been filled but I don't know now, maybe you'll be the contender next to this niche.

OP, I think you are making a good point here. This is exactly what gambler's want in this modern day casino void of dramas and other inconvenience that could  jettison their name and image. You see, there have been lots of casinos who comes up with this steps of yours  just to remain relevant in the industry but along the lines, they start deviating as a result of pressure from the government of the jurisdiction where they find themselves and this has been the norm of most casinos.
Are you assuring the community of the stand of your casino irrespective of whatever the situation is or you would give in to government pressure when such time comes.

So this is a poker service with no Know your client procedures and also accepts Monero for Deposits? Sounds pretty attractive and some will say it is too good to be true.
I may take a look at it if I have got some spare time, I have been seeking to polish my rusty poker skills again.


The majority of people im this community assumes you will enforced KYC measures sooner or later because of regulators usually operate, you know, the whole regulation against the money laundering schemes around the planet. Of you ever feel you are being pressured too badly by regulators and you need to enforce KYC in order for your casino to keep going, at least try to inform your players with a relatively good time in advance.
If your service ends up having much traffick, then I would bet it will be just matter of time before you taking that choice.