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Originally Posted by Cheapsuit5
Anyone else having issues opening and closing tables? My entire client freezes and crashes and it's only when close a table or click the leave table button. Even happens with the replayer.
I asked a while back and someone said to diasble Internet Explorer but that didn't help. This probably happens 2-3 times per session.
Any ideas? Help is MUCH MUCH appreciated.
That's odd man. I literally almost never have issues with the software.
* When I do it's usually when there's a network wide disconnect issue and we see several other people posting about it in here, which is also pretty rare when compared to several other networks. What do your resources look like in Task Manager when you're having issues? Are any of them spiking to nearly 100%?
*I'm still occasionally posting my big blind in early position when I'm first sat at a table off of a wait list.
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Originally Posted by Carl Trooper
Just deposited $46 (was 50 after coinbase got me) to pick a 4
Man parlay in ufc.
Hit it for $417
Cashout via BTC request just put in
Nice hit bro! Did you get paid yet?
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Originally Posted by Unskilledlbr
I can't get the Free HUD that they offer to ever find a table, any suggestions. I've followed the manual, and opened it b4 opening the poker window.
I haven't ever tried using it myself. If nobody else comes along to offer advice then I would suggest you contact either support by live chat or email and/or ask in the support thread for HoldemIndicator.
https://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/1...dition-115168/
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Originally Posted by Howard2018
i'm trying to educate myself on bitcoin, but not to a point where i feel comfortable enough to execute a transaction without doing something stupid
but with a 7.5% fee for CC deposits, BC might be a smarter option even if there is a dip in BC?
Would welcome any advice on how to do BTC strictly for gaming purposes
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Originally Posted by SSC-Ry
I have not figured out the best play here either. Right now my "bankroll" is in a crypto wallet which definitely feels like gambling. But also seems better than dealing with coinbase fees whenever I want to move money around? What do others do?
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Originally Posted by Howard2018
Once BOL gets around to doing whatever they need to do to give me full access (still can't get into the poker room, told me last night they are still reviewing my account; in the meantime, I donked off all my chips in the bloody casino), I will probably give BC a chance
I did a search on it in the forums yesterday but couldn't really find what i was looking for
From what I get, step 1 is to buy the currency; step 2 is to find a wallet to keep the currency; and step 3 is to transfer the funds from the wallet to the site -- although I read something about how you might need a second wallet to act as a buffer between your main wallet and the site??
Another thing I ran into that gave me pause was the mention of linking your bank account, which could take several days
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Originally Posted by SSC-Ry
Bank account --->Coinbase ----->Blockchain Wallet ----->Poker site
And vice versa. I don't think leaving the entire roll on the site is good. I also don't see leaving it in a crypto wallet subject to big fluctuations as all that appealing. I think Coinbase's fees would really eat into profits(I'm a low stakes player) if I moved money around with any regularity. rough system
*I'm not the most knowledgeable person when it comes to moving crypto around from bank accounts to exchanges to wallets to sites and vice versa so I would recommend seeking out some better advice than what I talk about below.
https://professionalrakeback.com/how...nline-gambling
I believe everything in that article is still up-to-date, though I have not read through the entirety of it in a while. I know some people recommend using a different exchange than CB, but CB should be fine to get you started.
You don't have to leave your funds in crypto for any significant length of time. You really don't have to be exposed to the price swings for too long if you don't want.
I believe somebody recently recommended using Cash App to buy bitcoin and then sending it through your crypto wallet to the sites as a quick method for deposits.
If you're using CB then I believe you want to be using CB Pro because it offers the best rates for exchanging your crypto into USD.
You could also look into other exchanges or even the BitPay Card which functions like a debit card. You just sell them your crypto and they add the funds in USD to your card.
*Never use that card to deposit onto the sites.
Bitcoin/crypto might seem intimidating at first, but it's super simple to use after you learn the steps. You'll be glad you learned and regret not learning how to do it sooner, I promise. Just always remember to use an intermediary wallet between the sites and the exchanges.