Great find!!! Thank you, I will do shopping today! =)

Hm. I didn't thought much about security.. I've got idea today in the shower - I think I will setup cron job, which will transfer money regulary to another address(es) keeping only small amount to keep small withdrawals automated. If someone will decide withdraw 10X of what usually gets withdrawn per day, he will get his order in status "Pending" and I will recieve email to check if everything is fine, then transfer money to BP wallet and resubmit his requests.

This way even if someone will get total control over server, disaster will not happen.

As for security in general - I have experience working in this fields from both sides, so it's something i know already. And this server, where it's hosted, is dedicated server and fully in my control. If things will roll, I will move to separate server just for poker room.

But yeah, I like idea start slow. This is something I had in mind too. It's easy and in the same time, will fit better. =)

Hey, I finally did it. And I totally agree with you. =) So from now plays at BP are absolutelly free. (but not forever =))

Any idea what needed to be implemented/fixed before opening it to public? I really like idea of doing tourneys, but it will take a while to code this part. 

Do we need full-fledged profiles, or it's better to keep users anonymous? May be some kind of ratings (but what we should rate here?).

Anyway, I want to fix few nasty bugs, and open it to public finally. And work from there depending on what people want and how. Backend is pretty solid.

Need to shop for good domain name for it. If someone got some idea for domain name - let me know too =)

not yet, but i already spoke with creators of poker-network software, and they pointed me to how i can do it. i will work on it tomorrow.

Fixed issue with manual setting raise amount. Also made slider to act realtime (instead setting value when you finished sliding)

Also implemented buttons with CSS3. Sorry IE8 and previous owners, you will see plain square buttons instead =(

Rearranged buttons as we discussed before, removed these pot, 1/2, etc buttons and made left buttons to be more easy to use. Comments on buttons welcome, since it is first time I work on UI stuff =))

I'd add to fresno. You can avoid most of internet threats by switching to *nix desktop instead of windows. Ubuntu is one of easiest distributions and works right away usually. There is tons of software to replace windows software. Believe me, I work in company where everyone use MS stack, including exchange server, iis etc. =)

If you have to keep windows, from my experience working AGAINST AV software:
The best: Antivir, NOD32
Better: Kaspersky

The rest was junk. Kaspersky was slow. NOD32 and Antivir had really close quality of detecting my code.

I'd add that I had this experience 2-3 years ago. Probably something changed, but I doubt it.

Changing value is definitely bug in client. I will look into it once I will get back home from work. As for flash - in theory it's used only to play audio, but I will definitely change this into HTML5 <audio> soon.

I need to setup bugtraq for this project.. %)

Yeah, and I lost 10 bitcoins... Although, as usual for me in poker room =)))

Brand new table for bitcoin poker room =))

I've reworked it when you came back so you did not noticed it. %)

Well.. I expect that it will be popular =) So we definatelly need enough tables. =)

I've added .01-.02 table and called it "Instis". If you do not like it - provide better name =))

There is rake in system, but I am trying to turn it off. Will let you know when it will be done.

Also, on a side note, fixed issues with caching content by browser on HTTPS:// pages. Now it should work even faster =)

Changed a bit code. Now balance refreshed everytime you access any /user/ page, i.e. My Account, Deposit, Withdrawal for now.

Decided if it will cause load problems, I always can cache on BitCoin Model layer instead forcing user to press "Refresh" everytime. =)

Also, added sorting to table list. Now tables will be sorted by number of people at them. So it will be easier to find table with someone already there =) Just small hack, probbably just for me =)

I see your transaction in Bitcoin, but not in poker room. Did you pressed "refresh" link in Deposit page? I think it's a bit confusing, so I proably make it refreshing each time you open Deposit page or My  Account page tho..

Certificate is self-signed so it's good only for keeping traffic crypted and it will complain that browser can't confirm identity of certificate owner, becuase it's never was issues by root certificate issuers =).

as for "poke" - as you found already - it makes sound when someone joined same table as you. =)

Just added https:// support just to make sure it's not so easy to sniff traffic. =)

Just want to let know everyone who tried it already - I've fixed few issues with queuing ajax requests and now it should be way faster. Also fixed anoying flash of previous cards before dealing new cards.

since there is not so much people yet, let's schedule time to play. I am on GMT-5 time zone.

for everyone: if you want to be beta tester - let me know via email pavel@yepcorp.com (better) or PM (not so good =)).
There is no option to play with "play" money, but there is table with as low as 0.02-0.04 bets.

Oh. Thank you!

For some reason it didn't worked for me first time i tried and I thought that since it's not on wiki it's not supported =)

Now everything works as intendend. Looking forward for inclusion of listtransactions patch into main branch =)

This is nice feature to show list of transactions for user, thanks!

But right now I just need getreceivedbyaddress RPC call. This thread mentions that this is already implemented, but there is nothing about it in wiki - http://www.bitcoin.org/wiki/doku.php?id=api

is getreceivedbyaddress also somewhere in svn? I want to avoid compiling client, since I had some problems with it and I need to do it on several machines with different hardware. So I'd better download binaries =))

ps: right now, since app and bitcoind runs on the same machine, just execute 'bitcoind getreceivedbyaddress [address]' =)

I need to get received amounts for specific address, but it looks like there is not such JSON RPC call yet. Is this something implemented and just not mentioned in Documentation, or it's not implemented at all for some reason?

что-то мне подсказывает, что вы через чур хорошего мнения о мозговых и спинных особенностях личностей, которые там работают =)

Вообщем, я все к тому, что пока вы не крупны - назовитесь чертом лысым и все будет в порядке. А как только узнают, что у вас крутятся деньги - вас по-любому достанут - тут дело не в юридических тонкостях, а в брутальной тупости и наглости. Так что пока все тихо - делайте, а там чегонить придумаем =)