Lock Poker moves to own network

[The Buzz]

Lock Poker, which continues to serve U.S. players, has been plagued with complaints recently as players deal with long wait times for cashouts.

The solution, Lock believes, is to migrate from the Revolution Network to its own network.

Full story from PokerFuse here: http://pokerfuse.com/news/poker-room...latform-29-10/

When asked if cashout times should improve following the new platform rollout, Lock spokesperson Shane Bridges told pokerfuse that a new cashier “was rolled out prior to the launch with our existing options, and now we have several new options that will roll out in the coming month after the new software goes live.”

[-Shay-]

There's a big difference between "servicing" US players and paying them. They've been deposit only for ages and should not be trusted until they make good on their current backlog of cashouts (not before).

[TravG]

Agreed - the cash out problems have been ongoing now for way to long. By moving to their own network I wonder how traffic will be and if even anyone will be interested in paying there. I guess they ran the data and figure they can make it on their own. If anyone starts to get paid please update us. I don;t hardly promote them at all anymore because of the cashout problems. The bad thing was they converted pretty well. They had no problem taking US credit cards but never paid.

[-Shay-]

Here's a more realistic version of the OP's story regarding Lock Poker

[-Shay-]

There's also speculation from very accurate sources that Lock Poker was kicked off their network.

[universal4]

This is an interesting turn of events.

I am glad now that I never invested time and effort in to promoting Lock, and I certainly would not now until things settle down since there will likely be a number of changes etc until the dust settles.

Sad that any players get hurt in this.

Rick
Universal4

[TravG]

Yes, very interesting!