Lock Poker vanishes without a trace

First complaints about making cashouts at LockPoker showed up two years ago, and merely some days ago the poker room stopped operating.

One of the poker forums commentators has calculated that LockPoker owed its players around $15.000.000.

LockPoker website still continues operating but the gaming client cannot be downloaded and the connection to the server cannot be fulfilled. The Casino is not available as well.

Former LockPoker spokesperson - Shane Bridges - assumes that excess expenses are the main cause of the  financial problems including that of the poker room owner, Jennifer Larson, who enjoyed first-class flights a lot along with the luxurious 5-star hotel accommodation. Things got even worse after the ‘black Friday’ cashout problems.

In the published reports on the payments processing poker room’s ratio in 2013 fell to the F status. Starting from April 2014 there has been hardly any cashout to take place.

During last years poker room Lock Poker has been exposed to heavy criticism on the poker forums. In 2013 LockPoker left the Revolution poker network and opened its independent poker room. In spring 2014 another poker room called Superwins by Lock Poker started operating. But it actually didn’t gain vast popularity so it didn’t bring much to fraudsters.

As the result LockPoker follows the footsteps of Absolute Poker and Ultimate Bet (that still haven’s paid out what they owe to the players after ‘black Friday’).