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[dwyane36]

And where is the interesting CoinPoker_OFF missing? No news, no announcements of new tournaments, no passwords... (((

I think they abandoned this thread after ending the signature campaign. Since then, there’s been no news on this thread. However, if you check their social media like x.com they are still active there. It’s just here on bitcointalk that they are inactive. It seems their marketing campaign here on bitcointalk wasn’t very successful. Regarding the password, if there’s great tournament there’s chance that someone with a good heart might post it here without expecting anything in return.

Since they decided to end the campaign and then stopped being active on the forum, it's likely that the effect of the signature campaign wasn't what they expected. Honestly, it's not clear what kind of result they expected to get in just 3 weeks. As for tournaments, passwords to freeroll tournaments with big prize pools are usually not hard to get.
By the way, a freeroll with a prize pool of 2.5k is scheduled for tomorrow.

[memehunter]

IMHO, they realized that they have to do things the right way; otherwise, this forum can do serious damage to their reputation. No serious, honest crypto platform can overlook the importance of this forum. Scammers are deliberately not active here so that they can escape scrutiny. 
I think it is better for Coinpoker to build a steady reputation here; it will go a long way.

[dwyane36]

I think it is better for Coinpoker to build a steady reputation here; it will go a long way.

Coinpoker seems to have a good reputation both here and outside the forum so far. I think they are just trying to promote their brand through different marketing methods. However, I don't rule out that they might come back and relaunch the signature campaign after some time, as other gambling projects have done many times before them.

[ultrloa]

I think it is better for Coinpoker to build a steady reputation here; it will go a long way.

Coinpoker seems to have a good reputation both here and outside the forum so far. I think they are just trying to promote their brand through different marketing methods. However, I don't rule out that they might come back and relaunch the signature campaign after some time, as other gambling projects have done many times before them.

Maybe they just didn't get what they expect on short period of time that's why maybe they re-evaluate things if its still worth it to continue here since maybe they realize that before they can earn success they also need to spend a lot of money for marketing. I guess they are been bothered with tight competition that's why maybe they are exploring other things to advertise their business. If they are going to comeback here well its good since after all this forum is the most biggest platform where lots of people goes.

Hopefully their inactivity will not create certain issues to those people still trusting their casino since they can go back anytime they want if Coinpoker will value its reputation. At the moment even if they don't have running campaign they should frequently post some updates in this thread.

[xLays]

^^^ I think CoinPoker was already well established before they started their campaign here on bitcointalk. They just aren't as famous as other poker platforms. I saw one of their freeroll tournaments reached 5K, which I never saw on stake.com's 1K usdt freeroll every 6 hours. I also observe that there are more players on CoinPoker right now compared to Stake.com poker.

I'm very active both platform because of their freeroll. Who doesn't love freeroll. lol

[realmoon]

İ lovr bitcoin talk. Great honor to be member of

[memehunter]

^^^ I think CoinPoker was already well established before they started their campaign here on bitcointalk. They just aren't as famous as other poker platforms. I saw one of their freeroll tournaments reached 5K, which I never saw on stake.com's 1K usdt freeroll every 6 hours. I also observe that there are more players on CoinPoker right now compared to Stake.com poker.

I'm very active both platform because of their freeroll. Who doesn't love freeroll. lol

The tournament you mentioned was a $10,000 freeroll in collaboration with a meme coin community that already had a large following. However, many participants likely registered just for the sake of participating or to boost  the popularity of that meme coin.

If you look at their regular freerolls, the platform seems to struggle with generating enough rake to support larger tournaments. This is evident by their inability to run frequent big freerolls.

In contrast, Stake can easily host million-dollar freerolls every day due to the sheer volume of money flowing through their platform. However, their biggest limitation currently is the lack of a dedicated poker client. Web browser-based poker platforms are notoriously vulnerable to cheating, which is why most major platforms avoid them. In my opinion, Stake is likely developing a dedicated client and wants to build a strong user base before launching it. This could pave the way for even bigger freerolls in the future.

Given the high rake structure of GG Poker, Stake has the potential to be the only competitor that can truly challenge them. I have high hopes for Stake's role in the future of online poker

[dwyane36]

The tournament you mentioned was a $10,000 freeroll in collaboration with a meme coin community that already had a large following. However, many participants likely registered just for the sake of participating or to boost  the popularity of that meme coin.

If you look at their regular freerolls, the platform seems to struggle with generating enough rake to support larger tournaments. This is evident by their inability to run frequent big freerolls.

In contrast, Stake can easily host million-dollar freerolls every day due to the sheer volume of money flowing through their platform. However, their biggest limitation currently is the lack of a dedicated poker client. Web browser-based poker platforms are notoriously vulnerable to cheating, which is why most major platforms avoid them. In my opinion, Stake is likely developing a dedicated client and wants to build a strong user base before launching it. This could pave the way for even bigger freerolls in the future.

Given the high rake structure of GG Poker, Stake has the potential to be the only competitor that can truly challenge them. I have high hopes for Stake's role in the future of online poker

In my understanding, any freeroll tournament is primarily marketing to attract newcomers, and it's worth noting that Coinpoker has held more than enough freeroll tournaments with different prize pools recently. Even now, they have some interesting freeroll tournaments on their schedule.
As for hosting multi-million dollar freerolls daily, no poker room will spend their funds this way. I think the WPN network had a record in this regard when they held regular freeroll tournaments with prize pools of $20-50k for half a year.
By the way, the GGpoker is quite scarce regarding regular freerolls.