Michael Garding

Behind-the-scenes look at the #Cowboys’ Stephen Jones and #Eagles GM Howie Roseman negotiating the trade that allowed Philly to move up to No. 20 and draft WR Makai Lemon. Dallas wanted Philly to call so they initiate the talks. (🎥 @NFL)

Dear Community, First of all, thank you for the incredible support during yesterday’s launch. Within the first 60 minutes on the new software, we reached record-high traffic levels. The response has been overwhelming, and we are genuinely grateful for the trust you’ve placed in us. Yesterday, a report shared by @wolfsec0x0 raised questions about potential security risks. We immediately escalated the matter to our technical team for review. After an initial assessment, the team confirmed that there were no backend vulnerabilities and no security risks affecting player funds, accounts, or core systems. However, we did not want to rely solely on an internal review. Before addressing the community publicly, we chose to speak directly with the player who raised the concerns to ensure that every point was thoroughly examined. He kindly provided a detailed technical breakdown, which our team reviewed in depth and responded to without delay. The confirmed findings are as follows: • There has been no threat to player data, funds, or backend infrastructure at any time. • Certain highlighted items relate to frontend elements and legacy code that is no longer active or in use and are not connected to live systems. These are now being fully removed as part of an ongoing cleanup process. • We are continuing to communicate directly and are open to further independent testing beyond the original scope. For transparency: our software currently runs on a hybrid architecture using both Unity and Electron. The core and majority of the upgraded system is built in Unity, which provides performance improvements and enhanced functionality. Certain interface components remain in Electron where it is technically more suitable. The underlying fundamentals are secured and optimized within the Unity framework. Security is not a one-time checkbox. It is an ongoing process. We are committed to constant improvement and continuous review. Our objective is clear: to build and maintain the most secure and safest online poker platform in the world. We sincerely thank @wolfsec0x0 for taking the time to raise these points. Constructive and independent feedback strengthens the product and ultimately benefits the entire community. We encourage everyone to continue sharing feedback. Honest input helps us reach the standard you expect and deserve. We will also financially reward anyone who is able to highlight an security optimization points - please always reach out and keep sharing your feedback. Finally, we will also address adjustments to our rake strategy in a separate, detailed communication shortly. What we can already say: our long-term direction is to ensure the lowest effective rake paid by players. You are the heart of the pokercommunity, and we will always make sure that players have a partner-site to really trust and have beatable games - This is one of our core principles and you have our word on this. We hear your feedback clearly and will respond to it transparently. Thank you again for your trust and support. The CoinPoker Team

Dusty May on the video circulating of Yaxel Lendeborg: "I spoke at length with him about it. The most disappointing part of it is, he feels really bad about how he's being perceived for those who look up to him... It's a great lesson." (🎥: @TheWolverineOn3)