The player received tournament tickets and coins from QQPK instead of a cash payout
The QQPK poker room is trying to dodge paying real compensation to a player who suffered from bot activity. A player under the nickname "Dogfrost19" shared the story of his fight for the payouts he was owed on the 2+2 forum.
Initially, the room refused to compensate him for the damage at all, citing failure to meet the criteria. Dogfrost19 got the decision reviewed. However, instead of real money, the player was credited with a tournament ticket worth $303 for the Zodiac Legend and about $101 in the internal T-Coins currency.
In response to his request to convert the tickets and coins into dollars or cryptocurrency, the company refused, claiming it had no way to do so. Dogfrost19 stated that he would keep pushing for real compensation and called the room's decision underhanded:
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Initially, the room refused to compensate him for the damage at all, citing failure to meet the criteria. Dogfrost19 got the decision reviewed. However, instead of real money, the player was credited with a tournament ticket worth $303 for the Zodiac Legend and about $101 in the internal T-Coins currency.
In response to his request to convert the tickets and coins into dollars or cryptocurrency, the company refused, claiming it had no way to do so. Dogfrost19 stated that he would keep pushing for real compensation and called the room's decision underhanded:
"Just imagine how underhanded and cunning it is on their part to act this way. They're apparently counting on me using these tokens to enter tournaments where I'll most likely lose all the money again because of bots or a rigged RNG."Earlier, Diana Kaletina reported that QQPK paid her $90 as compensation for damage caused by a large bot network.
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