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[Alone055]

I'm having this problem: the SwC site freezes at 98% when I load, even after trying repeatedly. How can I fix this?
I also frequently experience connection loss when playing on Android. What's worse, when I'm using Android, the cards have been dealt, and when it's my turn, the connection suddenly drops, sometimes causing me to lose some of my chips.

This usually happens when you have a bad internet connection or are using a VPN. If you are able to access the site without a VPN, don't use a VPN, and then see if it works. Also, as others suggested, maybe you should try using the app on your phone, and it may work better, but personally, for me, I have always used the web version on my Android phone and never had any issues like these.

Try these methods, and see if the problem gets resolved, but if you are still facing problems, maybe you should send a DM to the representative on this forum to have a look at it, maybe it's a problem with your account or something, which is unusual, but it might be.

Good luck, and I hope your problem get solved ASAP.

[blockman]

I'll note a few since they seem to fit into my schedule. However, I'll avoid unlimited re-entries or rebuys...because that means we can re-enter after losing without limit, right? That would definitely take longer than a regular tournament.

I rarely play tournaments, so I don't really know the rules.

That is part of the tournament, the reentries, the rebuys, they're being used by those players that are serious who want to finish with a good placing because the prizes are a lot. Before you enter or register, the rules are written in the page and you can read them easily because those are there in front page as you register. There is a time limit for the late registrations though.

[landheer]

I'll note a few since they seem to fit into my schedule. However, I'll avoid unlimited re-entries or rebuys...because that means we can re-enter after losing without limit, right? That would definitely take longer than a regular tournament.

I rarely play tournaments, so I don't really know the rules.

Unlimited rebuy can indeed make the tournament last longer. So it's better to choose one with clear limits, such as a maximum of 5 or 3. However, if you have a large bankroll and want to get a good position, unlimited rebuy can actually be quite good.   

[Leahized]

I'm having this problem: the SwC site freezes at 98% when I load, even after trying repeatedly. How can I fix this?
I also frequently experience connection loss when playing on Android. What's worse, when I'm using Android, the cards have been dealt, and when it's my turn, the connection suddenly drops, sometimes causing me to lose some of my chips.

This usually happens when you have a bad internet connection or are using a VPN. If you are able to access the site without a VPN, don't use a VPN, and then see if it works. Also, as others suggested, maybe you should try using the app on your phone, and it may work better, but personally, for me, I have always used the web version on my Android phone and never had any issues like these.

I think this kind of problem is very normal because I use mobile most of the time. And keep using the web. However, I have encountered such problems several times.  So I don't think it is like that for internet problem. When faced with such problems, I do not access for several hours. Tried again later and appears to be able to access. But I think it's bug. And the swc community gave a very quick solution to it. So no worries about it.

[tami40]

I'll note a few since they seem to fit into my schedule. However, I'll avoid unlimited re-entries or rebuys...because that means we can re-enter after losing without limit, right? That would definitely take longer than a regular tournament.

I rarely play tournaments, so I don't really know the rules.

That is part of the tournament, the reentries, the rebuys, they're being used by those players that are serious who want to finish with a good placing because the prizes are a lot. Before you enter or register, the rules are written in the page and you can read them easily because those are there in front page as you register. There is a time limit for the late registrations though.

You are quite correct in that rebuys and reentries are constituents in most tournament structures and they contribute significantly to the competition. Professional players who are seeking high placings are known to exploit such choices in order to increase their winning possibilities particularly in tournaments that have large pools of prizes. New entrants should also know that these are not rules that are kept a secret and they can be found on the registration or event page. It is better to read them and understand them in advance, otherwise one is likely to get confused later. There are also the limits of registration at the end of the day to ensure that the event is even and fair to all. Rebuys can be construed as an unfair advantage to others players but in truth, this is a part of the strategy and planning in tournament-style gambling or poker. It is not the number of years of experience playing but the knowledge of the rules and how to play within them that makes the difference between an experienced player and a casual player.

[Leahized]

Unlimited rebuy can indeed make the tournament last longer. So it's better to choose one with clear limits, such as a maximum of 5 or 3. However, if you have a large bankroll and want to get a good position, unlimited rebuy can actually be quite good.   

Every real money tournament has a re-buy opportunity. If one has enough chips, he can take re-buy entries as many times as he likes. But it is within a certain time because every late register until the end of time. In my opinion, re-buy has two advantages. Firstly, the chance to move into a good position and secondly, the chance for multiple people to become Winners. Because the more players increase, the more the winner position will increase.

[blockman]

I'll note a few since they seem to fit into my schedule. However, I'll avoid unlimited re-entries or rebuys...because that means we can re-enter after losing without limit, right? That would definitely take longer than a regular tournament.

I rarely play tournaments, so I don't really know the rules.

That is part of the tournament, the reentries, the rebuys, they're being used by those players that are serious who want to finish with a good placing because the prizes are a lot. Before you enter or register, the rules are written in the page and you can read them easily because those are there in front page as you register. There is a time limit for the late registrations though.

You are quite correct in that rebuys and reentries are constituents in most tournament structures and they contribute significantly to the competition. Professional players who are seeking high placings are known to exploit such choices in order to increase their winning possibilities particularly in tournaments that have large pools of prizes. New entrants should also know that these are not rules that are kept a secret and they can be found on the registration or event page. It is better to read them and understand them in advance, otherwise one is likely to get confused later. There are also the limits of registration at the end of the day to ensure that the event is even and fair to all. Rebuys can be construed as an unfair advantage to others players but in truth, this is a part of the strategy and planning in tournament-style gambling or poker. It is not the number of years of experience playing but the knowledge of the rules and how to play within them that makes the difference between an experienced player and a casual player.

That is true so if someone is going to participate these tournaments, it's best to know them before joining any of it because the rules are there, plain and simple displayed before we decide to join. And the rebuys or reentries are an advantage to the other poker players that have a lot of budget or bankroll. They have a plan before joining one so, if we're also going to do it, we also have the same choice but it's up to us whether we'll take that advantage or simply leave once we're done and out.

[Betwrong]

~ I'm surprised there are only around 200 people on it every time I visit. Maybe I’m just visiting at the wrong time? What’s the busiest hour there, if I may ask?

Maybe it's just the wrong time, because whenever I join tournaments, the free ones. Sometimes the participants are 80 to 120+, so it really differs with our local times, I have no idea when it peaks.

This still aligns with what I said - I see around 200 people on the site every time I visit it. Right now, for example, there's 150+ players there. Btw, I’ve always been wondering if that’s enough players for a poker site to function. From what I’ve heard, it’s pretty costly to run a poker site. A friend of mine opened one several years ago, and after a couple of months he dropped the whole thing because it wasn’t profitable.

[Leahized]

This still aligns with what I said - I see around 200 people on the site every time I visit it. Right now, for example, there's 150+ players there. Btw, I’ve always been wondering if that’s enough players for a poker site to function. From what I’ve heard, it’s pretty costly to run a poker site. A friend of mine opened one several years ago, and after a couple of months he dropped the whole thing because it wasn’t profitable.

Since this is a poker side, there is definitely profit. Poker is usually played with own money, so there are no community payments. Except for new events and free events only. Because they are paid for by the community. If you have played swc poker cash game, then you will see that some amount of fee is deducted from each hand. However, every casino or betting platform is the most expensive. Although there are 200+ players on the poker side, there are huge payouts in every tournament. If you have money and courage then you can run.

[Kalaea]

Costs relating to deposits and withdrawals are a large part of overhead for fiat sites, as is the KYC process. Seals doesn't have those overheads. They also don't do deposit bonus and have a fairly sparse rakeback system. Doubt their costs are anything like a standard poker site.

[nemesis_incarnate]

Costs relating to deposits and withdrawals are a large part of overhead for fiat sites, as is the KYC process. Seals doesn't have those overheads. They also don't do deposit bonus and have a fairly sparse rakeback system. Doubt their costs are anything like a standard poker site.

Crypto is always a more convenient option that the fiat, imo.

People are happy, platform is happy too

[Leahized]

That is part of the tournament, the reentries, the rebuys, they're being used by those players that are serious who want to finish with a good placing because the prizes are a lot. Before you enter or register, the rules are written in the page and you can read them easily because those are there in front page as you register. There is a time limit for the late registrations though.

You are right, if we want to do what we want in any tournament, then we have to follow all the rules. Since we want to end the game in a good position, the re-buy option works very well. I see it in many tournaments, despite the good card at the beginning, when the knock out. Then you get a chance to play again through re-entry. Since tournaments have huge money budgets, it's natural to have opportunities like this. I managed to reach a good position through re-entry many times.

[Alone055]

This still aligns with what I said - I see around 200 people on the site every time I visit it. Right now, for example, there's 150+ players there. Btw, I’ve always been wondering if that’s enough players for a poker site to function. From what I’ve heard, it’s pretty costly to run a poker site. A friend of mine opened one several years ago, and after a couple of months he dropped the whole thing because it wasn’t profitable.

I think, plus or minus 200 players at a time are good enough to keep a few cash tables and some tournaments running, and as long as these things are happening at all times, the platform should be good because they will be earning rake from each table and if the tables are continued, they keep earning money slowly and steadily. The earnings can obviously not be as high as a casino because a casino will have a combination of casino games, sports betting, and sometimes poker too, but I think it is still profitable.

Poker platforms, such as SwC, can also conduct tournament series where users pay buy-in amounts to participate in the tournaments, but the rewards will always be lower than the actual amount collected, so they also get some profit from these things, too.

Overall, I think they should be doing good.

[FanEagle]

That is part of the tournament, the reentries, the rebuys, they're being used by those players that are serious who want to finish with a good placing because the prizes are a lot. Before you enter or register, the rules are written in the page and you can read them easily because those are there in front page as you register. There is a time limit for the late registrations though.

You are right, if we want to do what we want in any tournament, then we have to follow all the rules. Since we want to end the game in a good position, the re-buy option works very well. I see it in many tournaments, despite the good card at the beginning, when the knock out. Then you get a chance to play again through re-entry. Since tournaments have huge money budgets, it's natural to have opportunities like this. I managed to reach a good position through re-entry many times.

That becomes a bit of a "personal preference" isn't it? Usually when I am out, I am just out and I just look for either just a table that is silent for a bit, or just get out of the game and relax for a bit. Because if I lost already then I would definitely lose again, no matter how many times in the past I tried that, I usually ended up losing again and the result wasn't profitable for me. This is why I try to stay away from it as much as I possibly can.

This means that if we can have something that gets good enough, then we are not going to end up with a worry about this at all, we should be focusing on how to do this personally. If you want rebuy, that is good for you, if I do not want to, then that is good for me.

[pawel7777]

Costs relating to deposits and withdrawals are a large part of overhead for fiat sites, as is the KYC process. Seals doesn't have those overheads. They also don't do deposit bonus and have a fairly sparse rakeback system. Doubt their costs are anything like a standard poker site.

Oh for sure. That's one of the biggest advantages of crypto businesses.
Deposit bonuses are usually structured in a way that actually benefits casinos, not players, i.e. the wagering requirements are so high that the vast majority of players would lose their deposit before meeting the requirement. Poker sites might be slightly different in this aspect, but I prefer to have it simple and cheap (in terms of rake).

[Leahized]

That becomes a bit of a "personal preference" isn't it? Usually when I am out, I am just out and I just look for either just a table that is silent for a bit, or just get out of the game and relax for a bit. Because if I lost already then I would definitely lose again, no matter how many times in the past I tried that, I usually ended up losing again and the result wasn't profitable for me. This is why I try to stay away from it as much as I possibly can.

Yes I believe it is personal preference. If you feel a play and have confidence on the bottom, you can re-buy if it does well later. Because you think that once you lose, you are more likely to lose again. Then you should refrain from it. When looking at the list of major tournaments, many players are seen re-entering four to five times. And later finished the game in a good position, thereby profiting handsomely. Since your luck is not very helpful, you should not do anything against the mind. And I never act against my mind.

[blockman]

~ I'm surprised there are only around 200 people on it every time I visit. Maybe I’m just visiting at the wrong time? What’s the busiest hour there, if I may ask?

Maybe it's just the wrong time, because whenever I join tournaments, the free ones. Sometimes the participants are 80 to 120+, so it really differs with our local times, I have no idea when it peaks.

This still aligns with what I said - I see around 200 people on the site every time I visit it. Right now, for example, there's 150+ players there. Btw, I’ve always been wondering if that’s enough players for a poker site to function. From what I’ve heard, it’s pretty costly to run a poker site. A friend of mine opened one several years ago, and after a couple of months he dropped the whole thing because it wasn’t profitable.

I have no knowledge about that but it seems that they have enough people to do that and the stability of the poker rooms and tournaments they make have been always smooth at least for me.

That is part of the tournament, the reentries, the rebuys, they're being used by those players that are serious who want to finish with a good placing because the prizes are a lot. Before you enter or register, the rules are written in the page and you can read them easily because those are there in front page as you register. There is a time limit for the late registrations though.

You are right, if we want to do what we want in any tournament, then we have to follow all the rules. Since we want to end the game in a good position, the re-buy option works very well. I see it in many tournaments, despite the good card at the beginning, when the knock out. Then you get a chance to play again through re-entry. Since tournaments have huge money budgets, it's natural to have opportunities like this. I managed to reach a good position through re-entry many times.

Yes, it's all planned by those who have enough chips to participate. They are preparing themselves for that because they know that they'll have to profit on it once they ended with a good placing.

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[blockman]

There's now a BPC tournament for only 25 chips. It's the BPC Event #27 Hyper Satellite [1 Seat GTD]
Good luck to everyone who's joining the BPC tournaments, there are also the free roll tournaments and they're still available for those who like to join.
And congratulations to dave23, if ever he's in the forum, he's the weekly kring king!

[Alone055]

Yes I believe it is personal preference. If you feel a play and have confidence on the bottom, you can re-buy if it does well later. Because you think that once you lose, you are more likely to lose again. Then you should refrain from it. When looking at the list of major tournaments, many players are seen re-entering four to five times. And later finished the game in a good position, thereby profiting handsomely. Since your luck is not very helpful, you should not do anything against the mind. And I never act against my mind.

People who are usually confident that they can outplay others, even if they make a late entry, usually make good use of the re-entries or re-buys that are available. I have seen a lot of players re-buying several times in tournaments, and as you said, they manage to outplay others that have higher amounts of chips than them since they have been in the game for longer. So, it all depends on a person's confidence in themselves and the fact that if luck favors them a little, they will manage to end the tournament in a good position.

When there are tournaments with guaranteed prizes, you will often see some players re-buying more than twice, and then ending up winning a good price, they do this because they know that even if they win the last prize or something, they will still recover what they have spent on the re-buys even if it costs them 500 or 1,000 chips for each re-buy because of the guaranteed prizes being pretty high.