Australia - options for Australian Players
09-20-2018
, 11:49 PM
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If for whatever reason you need to install the ACR client (new computer, factory restore etc) pretty much screwed, unless you've kept the exe file which I haven't, and even then they probably go out of date and won't install anyway.
I know there are ways to get the exe file (VPN), but I've heard these sites are totally against VPNs and can detect if you're using one.
If you managed to get an exe file will it actually install or will it redirect somehow?
I know there are ways to get the exe file (VPN), but I've heard these sites are totally against VPNs and can detect if you're using one.
If you managed to get an exe file will it actually install or will it redirect somehow?
lol ive been skating harder then ever since i got back to Aus in 2015, have some exciting stuff in the works tbh, pm me if you want a link to my skate only IG
10-03-2018
, 05:52 AM
Ignition is pretty soft. Im using this time to brush up on stuff seeing as I can only play 10nl 4 tabling and some tournies. Build my bankroll and hopefully transfer to Stars so I can grind that micro tourny schedule
10-06-2018
, 01:20 PM
10-07-2018
, 05:22 AM
One possible caveat, as an American, I don't know much of anything about the policies of Coinspot or the Australian government. But given that Aussie's are currently struggling similarly to how Americans are struggling, it might be a good idea to use a site like Blockchain and send the bitcoin there first, and then onto the poker site just to avoid any problems that might exist now or in the future between Coinspot, the Aussie government and internet poker. There might not be any issues with this, but I'd check into it before I risked losing my Coinspot account.
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This is how it comes up. No address
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Do that ^.
You wrote that you purchased $50 worth of bitcoin, so assuming you intend to use it all for poker, select $50 and press deposit. You'll get an address for you to send bitcoin. If you've chosen bitcoin, not bitcoin cash, but bitcoin, and if you copy and paste the address correctly, ..then nothing bad can happen, ..it's simple, it only seems complicated because you're expecting it to be complicated. It's not, just follow the instructions.
Last edited by Mike Haven; 10-07-2018 at 08:01 AM.
Reason: 2 posts merged
10-07-2018
, 08:13 PM
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Click the deposit button in the poker client, choose bitcoin as the deposit method. Copy the bitcoin address that they provide you to your clipboard. Go to the wallet that currently stores your bitcoin and choose to withdrawal it, when prompted for an address, paste the address that you copied from the poker site and transfer the bitcoin to the poker site.
One possible caveat, as an American, I don't know much of anything about the policies of Coinspot or the Australian government. But given that Aussie's are currently struggling similarly to how Americans are struggling, it might be a good idea to use a site like Blockchain and send the bitcoin there first, and then onto the poker site just to avoid any problems that might exist now or in the future between Coinspot, the Aussie government and internet poker. There might not be any issues with this, but I'd check into it before I risked losing my Coinspot account.
"3) Select an amount below and press Deposit to receive the transfer instructions"
Do that ^.
You wrote that you purchased $50 worth of bitcoin, so assuming you intend to use it all for poker, select $50 and press deposit. You'll get an address for you to send bitcoin. If you've chosen bitcoin, not bitcoin cash, but bitcoin, and if you copy and paste the address correctly, ..then nothing bad can happen, ..it's simple, it only seems complicated because you're expecting it to be complicated. It's not, just follow the instructions.
One possible caveat, as an American, I don't know much of anything about the policies of Coinspot or the Australian government. But given that Aussie's are currently struggling similarly to how Americans are struggling, it might be a good idea to use a site like Blockchain and send the bitcoin there first, and then onto the poker site just to avoid any problems that might exist now or in the future between Coinspot, the Aussie government and internet poker. There might not be any issues with this, but I'd check into it before I risked losing my Coinspot account.
"3) Select an amount below and press Deposit to receive the transfer instructions"
Do that ^.
You wrote that you purchased $50 worth of bitcoin, so assuming you intend to use it all for poker, select $50 and press deposit. You'll get an address for you to send bitcoin. If you've chosen bitcoin, not bitcoin cash, but bitcoin, and if you copy and paste the address correctly, ..then nothing bad can happen, ..it's simple, it only seems complicated because you're expecting it to be complicated. It's not, just follow the instructions.
I sent Ignition about 10 emails. God what a waste of time
. In short they said i cant use Bitcoin on my account.
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That would explain it then.
I've seen this a few times now from people on these forums. But usually they're told that they can't use BTC for their initial deposit. So if you find a way to make the initial deposit successfully, then you'll likely be able to use BTC from that moment onward.
I've seen this a few times now from people on these forums. But usually they're told that they can't use BTC for their initial deposit. So if you find a way to make the initial deposit successfully, then you'll likely be able to use BTC from that moment onward.
Last edited by Mike Haven; 10-08-2018 at 04:33 AM.
Reason: 3 posts merged
10-09-2018
, 12:44 PM
Did you use ANY fake information in your profile at all? A digit off on your address, phone number, DOB, a character wrong in your name, a nickname instead of real full name, etc?
If so, call them and fix it. It may help with restore your ability to deposit with bitcoin.
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Kahn
If so, call them and fix it. It may help with restore your ability to deposit with bitcoin.
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Kahn
10-09-2018
, 07:40 PM
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Did you use ANY fake information in your profile at all? A digit off on your address, phone number, DOB, a character wrong in your name, a nickname instead of real full name, etc?
If so, call them and fix it. It may help with restore your ability to deposit with bitcoin.
--
Kahn
If so, call them and fix it. It may help with restore your ability to deposit with bitcoin.
--
Kahn
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Did you use ANY fake information in your profile at all? A digit off on your address, phone number, DOB, a character wrong in your name, a nickname instead of real full name, etc?
If so, call them and fix it. It may help with restore your ability to deposit with bitcoin.
--
Kahn
If so, call them and fix it. It may help with restore your ability to deposit with bitcoin.
--
Kahn
I try bitcoin at Juicy Stakes and it worked
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Last edited by Mike Haven; 10-10-2018 at 05:31 AM.
Reason: 3 posts merged
11-06-2018
, 11:19 PM
