I've managed to put $25 from PayPal in, let's see how it does.

The days results usually come in between 9-10pm GMT. The guys have just set up a Twitter where they post the day's results too.

https://twitter.com/pokerbyproxy

Thanks again for using the referral link dude.

No worries, I'd be more inclined to try a larger amount but I'm just unsure of how long their company is going to be around for.

I can understand your concerns. I've had very similar ones myself. I'm much more at ease now with the news that they are taking on more players, launching an official Twitter page, will be holding regular Skype sessions and above all developing their customer support features.

Whilst I appreciate this isn't a guarantee for the company's longevity I do believe its a step in the right direction.

That being said I'm still adhering to my own rules of withdrawing my interest after every month and pulling out completely if I see two consecutive -5% days.

So far it's been 5 days and I'm up by $2.70 lol

Is it worth investing? Might try it.

You're not going to make a whole lot of money unless you put the big bucks in, but I would be very skeptical about doing so.

Let's do the stats...
I invested $25 (£15.48)
I have a current return of $2.70 (£1.36)

Which works out at around 8.79% over 5 days.
Or around 2.16% of compound interest per day.

Which I probably estimate to increase to about $22.46 (£13.91) return by the end of the month.

Not actually that bad considering, but it's not guaranteed, and from my opinion fairly high risk.

But if you've got a spare bob to blow, then you're on the wrong forum.

Might try it along with matched betting once my loan comes through. Miss having my own business that I ran in Newquay So much paper to spread.

Haha, well much like phenom, I've got a refferal link too now, I'll let you choose which one :P

https://www.pokerbyproxy.com/referral/dice.html

Its your choice how much you put in, but as always don't put it more than you can afford to lose, sorry to sound like a broken record I'm just over cautious.

What was your business?

Oh and in relation to the referral links, use mine.