Warning for new pokerroom T6 Poker

[kaus]

Originally Posted by JBlixt

Then if someone wants to talk to them that is not possible because they do not have a phone!

stay away.

Who the hell doesnt have a phone and operates a business....lmao that has to be the finniest thing Ihave read about this site.

Oh wait they took that gigantic budget they have been bragging about and spent it on all these incentives for players but came up short when it came time to add a phone...

[1pokerbonus.com]

I just saw in a danish poker-forum that a guy req. payout yesterday and recieved the money today (neteller-transfer).

Its was a $43 payout. And He had to deposit $20 before requesting the payout btw

[JBlixt]

Originally Posted by 1pokerbonus.com

I just saw in a danish poker-forum that a guy req. payout yesterday and recieved the money today (neteller-transfer).

Its was a $43 payout. And He had to deposit $20 before requesting the payout btw

Someone you trust? Since they are trying to get people to join and a lot of people are already in there as owners and are surfing a lot of forums I would like to see what someone I trust say the transfer have worked fine.

Anyways. Like I said before it might turn out to become a real pokerroom. But I would never promote a pyramid-company like this.

And that is what I am warning you for. Be carefull so you do not destroy your own reputation trying to get a few extra bucks.

[JBlixt]

Originally Posted by kaus

Who the hell doesnt have a phone and operates a business....lmao that has to be the finniest thing Ihave read about this site.

Oh wait they took that gigantic budget they have been bragging about and spent it on all these incentives for players but came up short when it came time to add a phone...

Like I said the conversation (chat) that I read was so funny. The level of english where even worste than mine and then when they go a little bit further there where always a new catch. And then when he wanted to call them to talk to them the answer where that they do not have phones...

[kaus]

Can anyone read this or shoot me a pm with a rough outline what this article says. I found it while surfing through forums and something about the owner of T6 threatening a Sweden affiliate. Anyway just curious what it says

http://www.expressen.se/poker/1.9589...ng-for-t6poker

[SecretSauce]

o the irony

[JBlixt]

That newspaper is not one of the top sources to use. But in short Ola Brandborn are a well knowned poker profile. In short, combined with my own thoughts:

1) The prospect has underestimated the costs and overestimated the number of players. From 0 to 250 000 in a few months.

My thoughs: And those players will mostly freeroll-players. No money comming in there. So the people like investors or affiliates who pays to be a part of this will end up being the loosers.

2) Some well knowned players have been convinced to become sponsored players.

My thouhgts: They probably does not know better.

3) They are not set up to trick the players. They are set up to get a pyramid of investors into it.

My thoughts: If it does not work out in the long run also the players will get in trouble. But it would be folish of them to deny every player ther money they win. I have heard about a lot of problems so far. Transfering money from the old software to the new one. Does not following their own rules and also changing the rules bit by bit.

4) The people behind T6 are people that have a history of building pyramids and also fail in the long run. These compaines have been up and running before with people getting in trouble: WGI, Gii-corp and Alston Price. The swedish government are warning people for the last one in the "finansinspektionen".

My thoughts: If this does not scare people; go ahead and play there!

5) Pyramids usually last for about 2 years before they break down into nothing for everybody except the people in the top.


Kaus; it has been a very hard discussion on the swedish forums. And people involved in this are writing one thing in the threads and then sending PM:s with other comments. I do not know if it has been actually threats, but there are no nice words beeing said. What most people are saying is that it is to bad that two top swedish players (among with some other international players) that people believe have been good sports and nice in every way now are promoting this and probably will get burned badly.

[alexpratt]

I got this press release from their software company

CyberArts Powers New Poker Operator T6Poker
T6 to launch in January 2008 with a major advertising push in Scandinavia and the UK


San Francisco (January 2008) –Online gaming software provider CyberArts has announced it has created a full-scale, branded online poker system for T6Poker.com – in record time. In the midst of an aggressive and successful marketing effort to secure players for their January 1, 2008, T6Poker’s testing revealed that their existing software platform would be unable to reliably support the thousands of players enrolling in record numbers. T6 chose the CyberArts platform for its unparalleled stability and scalability, and for the company’s ability to design and create a custom, multi-language poker service – in less than six weeks

“Foundation’s tested architecture made the ambitious goal seem possible, but we had to pull out all the stops to meet T6poker’s deadlines,” said Ken Arnold, chairman of CyberArts. “Foundation was designed to allow fast customization and localization. But normally it takes at least two months, not three weeks, to design, test and deploy a highly-customized online poker service.”

Filling T6poker’s needs required the CyberArts engineering team to work around the clock right through the Christmas 2007 holiday season. “I knew we had the best engineering team in the business,” said CyberArts CEO Chris Derossi, “but the T6poker project required quality software development at a speed never before attempted.”

But meeting T6poker’s design goals was only part of the challenge. “We needed to install the software on new servers, and do thorough testing, before T6 could officially launch to live players,” said CyberArts engineering VP Rudi Diezmann. “Fortunately, despite the fact that most vendors are shut down during the holidays, Dell was able to come through and deliver 60 servers in record time.”

After just 17 days, the CyberArts team had accomplished the launch of a fully-customized online poker service in English, with Spanish and all Scandinavian languages to follow within a few weeks. They also integrated extensive payment options, so that T6 can process financial transactions in multiple currencies through a variety of payment processors. Most importantly, the software had been thoroughly “wrung out” by testing using human players as well as thousands of “software bots” simulating five figure player volumes.

“We’re extremely impressed with CyberArts’ responsiveness and professionalism, but especially in their willingness and ability to launch in record time,” said Hübertz. “We made a commitment to our players, affiliates and partners to provide a stable, secure poker service. Our investment in the CyberArts Foundation platform, customized exactly to our needs, will insure we can keep our word.”

Said Ken Arnold, "We're grateful to have been chosen as T6poker's exclusive software provider. We’re proud that we were able to meet their exacting requirements in record time. And I’m especially proud of the CyberArts team for devoting so much energy and time to the project, proving that their not only the best – they’re also the fastest!"

[toktok]

I've followed the discussion about T6 on some big forums in Sweden and probably read thousands of posts about them but not found one trustworthy post about a successfull withdrawal on T6.

[mrnoise]

Look at pokernews.com, they advertise T6 on a premium spot.

On top on it they had a interview with the owner.