MintedPoker Emailing people Recommending they Withdrawl Funds from Everleaf

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I don't even have any money on this site nor have I ever but once signed up for an account to get rakeback then realized how poor the game selection was so I never deposited.

Today I received this email from MintedPoker:

Dear Players

It is with great frustration that Mintedpoker would like to publicly announce its embarrassment at the cash out delays currently being experienced on the Everleaf Gaming Network (ELG).

As most players will know Everleaf Gaming Limited, process all money transactions from deposits to cash outs across most partners of the network. The cash out transactions have for the past twelve months become slower and slower to a point where it is now taking up to six months to receive a cash out transaction, no matter what cash out method is used.

MintedPoker is extremely frustrated at this position and can only apologise for the excessive delays which we know our players and affiliates are finding unacceptable.

We have tried to work with ELG's management for several months to push the cash out delays along, in the past they have always managed to improve the situation however currently we feel it is unlikely a solution will be found.

Mintedpoker took the decision to remove all deposit options around 4 weeks ago to prevent players potentially losing more funds into the Everleaf Gaming Network. The management, COO and owner still remain unresponsive.

As they have not responded with any accurate time scale for over 4 months, we feel it necessary and in the best interests of players to advise them to cash out all funds from their player accounts, contact the LGA and file a complaint.

We advise on the following three steps:

1. Please complete this form: https://www.playresponsibly.org.mt/C...MFb_3ZwaX8846I

2. email: complaints@lga.org.mt

3. Complete this form: http://www.lga.org.mt/lga/Contact.aspx?id=85807

We recommend that all players using the Everleaf cashier should be following these three simple steps to enhance their chances of having their bankrolls repaid.

We will continue to work with anyone we can at Everleaf Gaming and will of course keep our players and affiliates informed with any changes to the current position.

Mintedpoker will in due course be leaving the network and requesting all player balances to be transferred. It is unclear if Everleaf Gaming Limited will cooperate with our request.

Everleaf Gaming currently provides support for the mintedpoker.eu domain. Contacting support@mintedpoker.eu for information regarding details contained within this email will be of no help.

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Minted Poker Launches on Plutos Network
by JOHN MEHAFFEY on MAY 14, 2013
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Minted Poker has left the Everleaf Gaming Network and moved to the new Plutos Network. The online poker and casino network launched in February 2013. The total player count is currently very small, with only two or three tables running at any given time. The network, which does not accept US players, is so small that it is not included on the Pokerscout.com website.

Minted Poker players are receiving a bailout. This is common in the online sports book industry but not for online poker rooms, which typically just close without paying players when there are financial difficulties.

Players with a cashout pending or chips in their Everleaf Gaming account will find their balances on the new version of Minted Poker. Players must rake their balance amount one time before requesting a withdrawal. Players will then receive bonuses that equal as much as 75% rakeback after making a deposit. Players will be excluded from all other cash promotions except the Bad Beat Jackpot while clearing these bonuses.

The software looks and feels similar to the Everleaf Gaming platform. There is a Mac, Windows and Android platform. The network and skins are licensed in Curacao, which also licenses troubled Lock Poker.

Minted Poker left the Everleaf Gaming Network after not receiving commission payments from the network and watching their players complain about six month cashout times. US players were banned by Everleaf Gaming in February 2012 but were never paid. The network has lost over 90% of its player base since banning players from the US.