CasinoCoins Shutting down?

**diceman** · 29 May 2011, 4:20 pm

Everyones just worked up about this. They are at least up and not totally closing down and so forth. I figure the main thing they are trying to do is get back up and running but it could be a touch and go. I feel for all those who do have jobs as a US affiliate manager. Some may have already lost jobs and so forth. As bad as everything is I think we shuold all try to be a bit more calm and have a bit of understanding. CC has always been (IMO) a solid group and I for one will give them some slack lol

**Topboss** · 29 May 2011, 4:28 pm

Diceman
I think maybe you are right and I guess that we shouldn't crucify them for a few bumblings at the end of the road considering that they have been a good program for many years.
I think we are all so fedup about everything that one tends to take it out on the aff programs when they are actually in a worse boat than us as we at least have other brands to turn too.

**arkyt** · 30 May 2011, 1:32 pm

Originally Posted by diceman

I feel for all those who do have jobs as a US affiliate manager. Some may have already lost jobs and so forth. As bad as everything is I think we shuold all try to be a bit more calm and have a bit of understanding.

An affiliate manager is one (or few) person(s) - affiliates are hundreds/thousands/tens of thousands ... sure it sucks when anyone loses their job, but affiliates are going to be much more affected than the managers are; thus much more opportunity for people getting "worked up" and quite frankly most of it is justified.

**diceman** · 31 May 2011, 3:27 pm

arkyt, I know its hard man... I am living it with you trust me lol. I would go into my story but it would be pointless.
Changes happen in life and sometimes some changes are hard to deal with. Whats important I guess to me is not to rage about it. That does not help with focus and looking outside the box. Im being slightly compassionate about anyone losing their job, not taking a side in that manner. If affiliate managers and programs are being fired/shut down, this is going to add to the chaos and if we get worked up its for nothing. Just giving yourself a bad heart doing that **** :P. Far as the market in the US. I thinks its pretty much done. If your going to stay in the business then get over that pretty much now.
As far as this situation and even why CC dropped out as far as I know is not even been mentioned. The fact I went on the site today and seen a huge slot promotion for the next 3 months lets me know they are not planning on jumping ship but just like all of us looking at other options.

**arkyt** · 31 May 2011, 6:18 pm

Originally Posted by diceman

Just giving yourself a bad heart doing that **** :P. Far as the market in the US. I thinks its pretty much done. If your going to stay in the business then get over that pretty much now.

I agree with you - its no longer worth getting worked up it will only cause personal harm. No doubt about it affiliates are not in any position of power; the casinos and their respective programs can, and will, do what ever they want, when they want, and there is nothing we can do about it.

**Redbush54** · 2 July 2011, 7:59 pm

It's being reported at AGD that casino coins and their brands are closing up totally. No longer taking any deposits. Anyone care to give an update?

**slotplayer** · 2 July 2011, 9:32 pm

my # of real players says zero since 7/1

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