You mentioned a casino?

What do you mean?

I'd love to, anyone have any ideas? How would one go about doing that?

It's still a great idea, and the infrastructure is all there.

Well maybe not. Maybe this is the chance for the community to take charge. As large holders of Cr it falls on us, does it not? What is it we need to continue the work?

A developer, right? Someone who can do the poker site as well? We should start shopping it out. Or even better, someone new takes over the rig. That's what the offer is, right?? Someone to step in and take over the coin. That's why its Turnkey. I'd say replacing the Dev is exactly what this coin needs.

Devs...

I know you're reading this. Not going into how I know, but I do.

I get that you had issues with school and all that jazz, but we both know it doesn't take but 5 minutes to update the thread. The school excuse isn't going to work much longer, we're into June. Update this thread, please. I don't care how much progress is made, tell us about it. Tell us where you're at, what you're doing.

Just that easy.

I don't think it's a scam coin. Not like there was some massive profit made by anyone. Plus they bought domains, forums... put time into the intro. Video, etc.

I have no idea where the Dev went, but I suspect he ran into a problem with the poker room and didn't want to tell us, so the next time we hear from him will be when its finished.

Look on the brightside, since there's no active Cr pool now, the market value should go up, right? 

Yea. This is getting pretty silly.

I can COMPLETELY understand this. I don't expect you to devote your life to this and only this.

But it's simply not that hard to give an update here and there, especially considering how delayed everything has been. I'd gladly do PR if you'd keep me updated.

It would be remarkably stupid to cease development now. I have little doubt they're actually working on something. But I agree, the PR stuff is ridiculous lacking. That being said, I'm taking advantage of the easy mining.

They're finishing the poker room. I have no idea why they're choosing not to update. These Devs tend to go silent while they work, then release stuff. It's a bad PR move, but I'm confident it will get done.

This has been said a lot, by several posters. Do the Dev's have a comment?

I know there's tons on the Dev's table right now, but I was hoping they might get a chance to investigate lowering the block reward much further after the event.

The lower it is, the more "power" the initial adopters have in helping the development. To be more clear, if the block reward is 100-500, offering up 100k CR for a payment or an event is a big deal. If the block reward remains astronomically high, the large holders of CR won't have as much ability to positively affect the coin using CR themselves. Just a thought.

One thing missing from the first post in this thread (and the website front page) is a big emphasis on pre-registration for the poker room.  Perhaps a big banner/title change to accompany it.  Right now the thread title offers pre-registration but it is nowhere to be easily found.

Considering that Cryptos are very much in their infancy (Altcoins even more so,) it's hard to say how inflation will play out. But it stands to reason that you're correct. A lot of the currently held credits are being held for speculative purposes. That's NOT a good thing for the growth of the coin. Lessening their production rate would allow for them to be more generally accepted as a currency in the short term (especially for the gambling purposes.)

First and foremost, a purpose must be established to draw interest. In this case, the casino aspect. That will help bolster the community required to actually grow the coin. Making it a bit more difficult to mine, like you said, 100-500 maybe, could help establish it. Hopefully the early adopters such as ourselves will use our stockpiles to help advance the coin. If someone has trouble mining a 1000, someone offering 100,000 to do something has considerably more impact. Awards for tournaments will be much more significant.

There is some truth to this.

Just preregistered.

Looking forward to this!

By FAR the easiest way to attract them, is to make it relatively easy to exchange BTC/Cash for credits. Crypto Currency is intimidating for new comers who have little interest in it. Poker players aren't in it for speculation, they just want to hop in and play. At bare minimum, eventually there needs to be a way in house to exchange BTC for Cr on the fly. I know there's a ton of technical issues there. But people who aren't interested in Crypto aren't going to buy BTC, setup a BTC wallet, sign up for one of the exchanges, figure out how to use it to exchange for CR, setup a Cr wallet, send the CR to the poker site, gamble, then complete the exact process in reverse when they're done.

This being said, people who understand already how to do it will be all over this. Especially when it becomes a full Casino, completely with Casino merchandise? (Mugs, shirts, etc.)