Site Closes, Leaves Players With No Money

According to Nguyen, who eliminated his previous post which hinted that the site went down, it was a communication error that allowed the update without warning players beforehand to go forward. Nonetheless, these words might have become reassuring if Nguyen did not continue to state in his movie that "In case you've got a couple hundred don't be concerned about doing it. If it actually kills because You've Got a couple of hundred around the site and Need to pay bills, be in charge of your money" According to online reports, an update that was email was delivered to members after the site closed which said that Jao Poker will inform them of the site in the neighborhood poker chat and some updates on participant balances. Afterward it was revealed that the site had closed but only failed a security update, while players were stricken on the fate of the money. There was not any statement but Nguyen published a movie on Facebook that also raised questions and clarified the error. It is unknown whether they are sometimes withdrawn or whether anyone still holds funds on the website. But Jao Poker's "error" is only one of many examples of what happens when you perform at a site that is not controlled by any reliable authority. Though it holds a permit in Cambodia ( available on the site in Cambodian only), adhering with websites controlled in trusted jurisdictions such as America's Cardroom is one method of preventing such "errors" when gambling online. The post was accompanied by a screenshot of a message published on Facebook from among the most prominent promoters of Jao Poker Tam Nguyen. The message read that Nguyen did not "have anyones money" and that he did not have the site. Explaining he was only a promotor, Nguyen also said" who "it was good while it lasted" and that "there are quite a few different sites to be encouraged and played", finishing his update with "Goodluck to everyone". Previous posts on the forum show suspicion from consumers on whether the site is worth joining and how legitimate it is, together with one user saying that the site is "gont move down in flames" and a different user indicating to other people to "stay far away from the site and owners". Comments are now closed. According to online reports, problems for Jao Poker players started about a week ago when a user about the Two Plus two poker forum forecasted "zxjaexz" increased the alarm by saying that s/he was not able to withdraw $1,550 worthiness of Bitcoin for weeks. According to the poster, the Bitcoin withdrawal has been asked on February 3^rd and Jao Poker delivered an e mail to the user saying the money is going to be processed within 3 business days. Quite a few e-mails and 3 weeks later, the user did not receive any money nor a response in the web site.

Site Goes Back Up

Published at Wed, 28 Feb 2018 10:38:58 +0000