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Bump, still selling

You better make it convincing. You created this thread before members here marked your account as a red flag. It's not good for sellers if their accounts show something like this, you have to convince potential buyers that buying your script is safe and you are a legit seller.

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From the looks, OP would need to clear his or her name before proceeding because members would be wary of dealing with such an account with issues of trust. 
Come to talk of it, no escrow services for this deal and if OP intends to use an escrow, OP should consider using a reputable and well known member who does escrow services so that there would not be issue of receiving payments and all that and any deal initiated should be concluded here for transparency purpose that both parties would be at liberty to air their complaints or anything they feel like is not okay by them.

Besides the fact there is a flag opened against this person, I just saw the price for the alledged package of this casino and I must say it sounds almost too good to be true (which in the most of the cases it is).
Only 1000$ for the source code of a functional casino with all those features sound ridiculous, if I hired a code writer or an specialists in the coding of gambling interfaces, a casino with these case characteristics would be valued in thousands of dollars (if not more)...

I would advice anyone considering to take a chance on this offer to reconsider it and stay away from this deal as long as the flag of this person is cleared and there is actual proof they have possession over actual source code to put on sale.  ::)
Remember, scammers are everywhere and they will take all advantage possible to run away with your money.

The price of $999 is not a cheap price for me, what is the purpose of this purchase, it is quite dangerous in my opinion if a transaction occurs with OP because it is not that easy to get predictions and win in gambling

don't bother paying attention to the price listed. by looking at the reputation of the OP account, you can conclude whether it is worth transacting with him. Even if it is only a small part of your money, you definitely won't do it. unless you really want to donate money to the OP.
Be careful and wiser when you want to make transactions using your money.

Getting only that casino source code will only let you develop a casino site. By the way there are many programmers available who may develop the gambling site at a much lower cost then this $1000. Even if anyone get the source code for the casino , from where he will get the gamblers to his site ?
Developing a casino is not a big deal but to run it successfully for long term is a real challenge and there is no short cut for this.

You make a great point, simply having the source code for a casino site is just the beginning. Building a functioning casino is one thing, but attracting and retaining players is where the real challenge lies. There are definitely more affordable options to get the site developed, but success in this industry depends on much more than just the code. Marketing, user experience, and trust play a massive role in making a casino sustainable long-term. It's definitely not a shortcut to success!

what makes you think it's easy to developer a casino site. I would say isn't easy at all, you need to create the games code, the provably fair, integrate the backend with the frontend, and your code must be secure because other way you will lose all your money, so, isn't easy at all.

Anyone who dares to buy source code is definitely the kind of people who would fall for alledged "shortcuts to success", I think.
Even if the offer of OP was legitimate, someone willing to go as cheap as 1000$ for source code will never go near to what it takes to start a successful casino on the internet.
If the code of the casino is cheap and weak, it would be easily exploited by hackers and it would mean a total loss for the host and the gamblers who ventured into depositing there; actual casinos have their dedicated software engineers who are responsible for the security and integrity of the funds and patching any bug/exploit they can find within the code.
I am not even mentioning other investments which are necessary for the casino to grow, like advertisement, design department, licensing and physical address on some jurisdiction like Curaçao.

Exactly, people maybe thinks developing a fully running casino software is just magic and will just came when you ask an AI to do it. Those casino software that is for sale that is too cheap (below the asking price) probably have bugs and hidden errors.
And to be exact $999 is too cheap for a fully functional and bug-free casino software. Will people think Stake or Duelbits software were made from scratch below $999? I don't think so.

Transacting anyone here is not an issue, hire an escrow and do the transaction, test the software by any means you could and ask for guides and decide if the software is good then proceed to buy it and decline if its not on your taste.

And of course, don't compare the software development and managing the site as the same thing, they are different. Developers are developers, why mentioning about the success of the casino in a for sale a casino software thread.

Unfortunately, I agree, $999? What a fantastic figure that is.
So you're giving a website + tutorial and that's it? And I get a fully functional website without any problems? This does not happen, in any case, there are errors somewhere or they will be in operation.

How well is it all done? Is it possible to connect payment methods on different platforms and with different acquirers, or will the buyer have to finish this part of the code already?

Do you provide further assistance with solutions or code fixes in case of problems? Why is there so little information.
In fact, there will always be 5 times more nuances than solutions, so I still don't fully understand what exactly you want to sell here for 1 thousand dollars.

Right. Buying cheap source code might seem like an easy way to enter the market, but it's a recipe for disaster in the long run. A solid foundation both in terms of secure and robust code as well as proper infrastructure like legal licenses and advertising is crucial for a successful online casino. Cutting corners on something as important as code security would only lead to major issues, especially in a space where trust is everything. The costs of fixing or rebuilding from scratch after a security breach far outweigh any savings made initially. As you said, reputable casinos invest heavily in security, tech, and all the other areas necessary to ensure a smooth operation.

I'm surprised that OP is not locking this thread, Even though he is getting a lot of negative feedback about what he is selling and his reputation, there's a lot of vital information on what he is selling. One of this is the source code. If you're a source code, you also need to own the license of the code, or there will be an issue if the seller puts up the site and one comes alleging that he is the rightful owner of the source.

I have seen a discussion where the rightful owner of the source code is complaining to one casino owner for using his source code without permission.

Actually as the OP has a bad reputation, if someone wants to set up a casino they should look at what seoincorporation offers, who has a good reputation and has done a good job.


You can see what he has to offer on the website https://cryptos.host/

Also, there is a thread on the forum: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5489928

When a person or user on this forum doesn't care about his or her reputation, then you discover that it doesnt matter how many of such bad rating or trust they get, or how many flags is opened against them, they still will have to do what they have to do, specially if the person or persons in question are scammers.

A scammers never cares about getting a back trust rating on forums like this, they simply continue to advertise what ever be a product or service they are advertising, their sole goal is to get some gullible and unsuspecting users to fall into their net.
You can take 1xbit as an example, they had a lot of negative trust, had multiple of flags opened against them from different users, everyone on their signature ad campaign got tagged with a negative trust, yet they kept advertising on this forum before they finally decided to leave because possibly their ads here were no longer productive.

Thanks for the recommendation mate.

My software casino still on sale, so far no one has buy it, but i haven't worked at all in promoting the software, i have been busy with other projects right now, but i will try to update the page this week and to make some content for the cryptos host social media. That project need some love right now.

And it would be cool to mount an official demo version, but still not sure about that. I will think about it.

There is an active flag raised against his account. Locking the thread wouldn’t help him at this point. From all indications, the OP doesn’t seem like he is interested in defending himself or participating in the discussion on the thread

Since scam is not moderated on the forum, bad actors will try to take advantage of the system to deceive people into believing that they are genuine. DT and the rest of the forum members can paint the account red but we cannot ban the account. This is why scam casinos and accounts can still post on the forum after they have been caught. Those accounts that promoted those scam casinos have gone to sleep….waiting for the next red tag campaign to join.

Hello to all users present on the forum!

I would like to warn you to refrain from buying questionable scripts that are sold here on the forum without solid proof of their quality and safety. Be especially careful if this user has not earned any trust here. Just numbers and facts: real project development is a very difficult, long and costly process. It's not cheap, and it's worth approaching such matters with caution.

I am by no means forbidding you from transacting with this user, but I do recommend caution as it can lead to losing money. It is better to go to professionals who have earned trust over the years. Examples of such large proven projects are SoftSwiss or SlotAggregator, which hold leading positions in this field.

This is my personal opinion. DYOR guys!

By the way, I am still amazed by the persistence with which many scammers or unknown people with unknown intentions publish topics or individual posts on our forum. And topics of very dubious content. In my opinion, it is time for these authors of such topics to understand that their efforts to find naive fools here on our forum are futile.
But this desire for hype is simply indestructible and maybe there really are such noobs who take such scams for money seriously.

Another loser trying to sell something that's available for free.
Here’s another guy selling the same source: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5455841.0

Everyone can just download it from GitHub for free: https://github.com/PostalPanda/CustomCups

Excellent observation!

Apparently, this method of earning easy money from completely naive users, such as starting to sell something that can be downloaded in the public domain on GitHub or similar repositories, is really thriving. But such scammers still need to take into account that users who are really interested in some codes, who actually use them for their intended purpose, are still not such stupid idiots as not to know about the possibility of using open source programs. So it is unclear what makes scammers strain so much and catch losers who will send them money. After all, it is unlikely that even one such naive person can be found.