Bravo to Deuces Cracked for releasing great content WITHOUT DRM. You can watch them on an Ipod, a Mac, a DVD player, and never worry about all the b.s. that comes with DRM (getting it to work behind a firewall, etc.).

I honestly doubt that the costs of supporting DRM related issues are payed for by "protecting" the videos. People appear to be signing up for Deuces Cracked left and right, even though the videos are easily copied. I think most people are honest and realize the value of supporting a great product.

I'm currently a member of DC, CR, Stox and Leggo and think they're all great sites. I just wish the others would take a look at the success of DC and re-evaluate the need for DRM.

Glad you enjoy the site.

See you on Deuces,
Joe Tall

I agree with the OP. Only issue I have is that the video files are not compatible with my Creative portable as I like to watch them while I commute to work. No biggie as it gets converted, so the DRM issue makes it so much easier to move the media around.

I'm a Linux user so watching DRM videos is not an option for me. Big thumbs up for having common sense!

Same here except I'm forced to run vmware to get stoxpoker to work, although I'm not happy about it.

Joe -



I was wonderring how long it was going to take for this to show up.


Although I thought you might go with this:

and me, and lots of others too I bet.

I have understood that once I have registered to the site and payed the fee (for example for month) I am able to download the videos to my computer and then watch them. However, I would like to know what happens if I cancel the order of the site (for example after the first month): can I still watch the videos that I have downloaded to my computer? (I guess that it would be possible since these videos don't have this DRM thing. Have I understood it correctly?) If I do this, am I violating the rules of DeucesCracked.com.

You understood it correctly and can watch them at your will for the rest of time!

Bravo to DC team. I can even convert these and watch on my cell phone (and God knows how much spare time during the day I have and how much I will use it). Yet another extra plus among many. This is actually the first time I'm thinking about paying for subscription (almost made my mind). Coming from emule/torrent whore this is helluva compliment!

I guess the only way they can keep people subscribed is by providing great new videos every month. What a novel idea!

Oh btw, just checked with free vid. samples - I can watch ipod videos on my Nokia N73 (320x240 screen, Symbian OS) without any conversion and with proper player which is just awesome! One more plus for single tabling videos.