Really excited about this project. I am a former poker player and will for sure give this site a go on the launch day.
Decentralized poker+ zero rake is huge.
I have one question about the BP Bank. Why did you choose to offer a fixed value for BP coins?
This leads to two problems. If the price on exchanges is lower than 100 sat per coin people will just buy coins from the exchanges instead of BP Bank making you lose on the fees. On the other hand if BlockPoker gets really big the value of Bpcoins can't go higher than 100 sat a coin because of the fixed value.
I would personally like to see BP Bank to follow exchange prices so we could avoid these two problems.
Thanks for your interest Timeline, and great that you are ready to play! I know it's new years and the days after can have some busy days.
But I will encourage you to make as much time as possible to play in our distribution week (1-7Jan), where we will be distributing 120 million BP to those that sit and play at our tables.
Now, that's an excellent questions which I actually hoped someone would ask. I'll try to explain this method we have chosen as best as possible.A big problem with altcoins (
even bitcoin) is the volatility, which I think most of us in here will agree on.
So that was always in the teams heads when we were forming everything around Blockpoker.
We decided on a fixed value in the BP Bank for that specific problem. It will keep the stability to our currency. Which is very important in every currency, but maybe ever more important for the poker concept.
Nobody want's to deposit 100$ worth of BP, sit down and triple your BP and then realize you only get 250$ back when withdrawing because the value of the currency has gone down.
This fixed value will create a high stability on the market, making players able to withdraw the same worth as they put in.
There is other concerns here, which you address yourself. If Blockpoker gets such a large base that the demand for BP becomes to high for the bank to handle.
That's why the 100 sat fixed value is not set in stone, it can be changed. If the BP Bank experiences to much demand in BP, price will be set up. If it experiences to much demand in Bitcoin withdraws, price will be set down.
(But with low amounts to keep stability, 10% up/down or so, those values will need to be perfected when the time comes.)
And the market will then follow the values that gets set to some degree.
You may ask what's even the point with trading BP on the market. But I would say that there is a huge reason to trade BP on the market when we become so big that the things above apply. Traders would trade on how they believe Blockpoker is doing
(Is there a rise in players, or a decline?), and if they are right, the profit will come when the Bank raise/lower the value. It will be much more like the real world, and not surrounding the usual crypto pumps & dumps we all have witnessed countless times.
Now, this method is something we believe will be very successful. However, it's not set in stone and we could change the bank to follow the market.
It would be wonderful to have a debate around this current topic, so if you have some points and opinions you would like to put forward, I encourage you to do so.
Hope I explained myself alraight Timeline, if something is unclear or you have counterpoints please come with it 
Kevin
