Hope you were reading the thread well. The OP and the platform itself have tons of red flags and questionable features such as not including their license on their website while having tons of mirror links. No one in this forum would even dare risks their information and time for a platform that doesn't even addresses the issues both here in forum and on their telegram channel.


Well I got another finding with regards to the matter. Seems that the OP is another account of 1win. 1win already registered in the forum way back in 2021 and last posted in feb 12 2022, then 1win.pro was created with a copper member subscription solely to post announcement with images like such the main post here. 1win is I guess their start account not knowing they need to member up hence they created another account for a copper and proper posting (?).

1win - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=3421757

Seemed that his last posts are just observing how the forum works. But then again, regardless of how well they do, their transparency will just be their key to have great audiences from the forum.

I don't think if you guys knows this but there's a Self-exclusion program from the Curacao Gambling Contract board^[1] in which is part of their Responsible Gaming section -- whereas you can fill a form that includes your personal information^[2]. I just don't think if filling up such form can be used by online gambling platforms that uses Curacao licenses. If it were to be accepted and the name and any contact information (even the credit card number) can be banned on the back end of any chosen platforms (even all if you would write a personal letter to the platform's support with your self-exclusion form attached). @OP, I think this is the way to self-exclude / ban you from accessing an account from such websites (that obviously gets your data or KYC upon registering/depositing). Nevertheless, most platforms also uses KYC. If they know the IP of the OP and the OP dares to register again, the KYC and the aforementioned form can help recognize the OP.

[1] - https://www.gamingcontrolcuracao.org/responsible-gaming
[2] - https://gamingcontrol.spin-cdn.com/media/pdf_files/20191108_eng_self_exclusion_formulier_final_sep_2019.pdf

Card counting can be practiced with or without experience. You can practice it even if you are just watching other players play or be constantly taught by professionals on to do it. I treat it to be as similar as having a Game Sense in any FPS or strategical games whereas you basically expects possibilities based on either your experience or how the current game is happening. Having a great card counting is having a great advantage towards your game -- the same as what you can get out of having a great game sense.


They are similar but I think this post fits and contains more 'discussion' than the first poster. But i somehow disagree with 'blackjack is not a skill-based game', as all games where strategies can be applied requires skills in basics of math (probabilities to be exact). You probably thought that 'skills' are the same as god-given talents. Skills can be made from scratch and be enhanced. And blackjack is a card-game, which as you said requires simple math, and will always require skills in strategies.

I think it's great to see a self-developed gambling platform from the ground up. But offering anyone to be a stakeholder of an unlicensed and unfinished platform is just non-sense. How can they invest on something that promised a commission if the platform they will invest doesn't even have players or traffic and even the database connection is off upon visiting the link? I don't meant to discourage but offering something for such platforms won't really work UNLESS you will work as a developer for a company THAT will obtain/own your work credits and would pay you more monthly by maintaining it. The project developer > investor relationship never works as projects doesn't includes licenses, legal works, and other aspects than the backend/front end development. You need a Company/Investor with> legal / support / marketing / dev teams which has> devs and etc --- kind of administration, not the other way around.

I think their company registered their platform in various domain addresses (in which have very important reasons such as assuring that their '1win' and close enough names will still redirect onto them), and those domains includes:
1. 1win.pro
2. 1webs.top
3. 1wssy.top
4. 1wlik.top
5. 1-win.com

But I'll warn you for now that this platform, regardless of the fact that they only finished their platform in 2021 despite launching in 2016, is still new to crypto deposits (hence the reason why they still use one such deposit system) AND have tons of red flags to consider such as the following:
1. Curacao License verification link isn't included in their platform. Most of the legit licenses can be verified and must be included on their footer. They only include links from 'REVIEW' platforms (which even is more questionable why it is indicated and not the license)

2. There are tons of fake websites of reviews and info with the same UI that contains its other mirrors: https://novrmk.com.ua/en/ and https://1-win.com/en/

3. Lastly, their telegram have tons of members BUT the comments are way more real than what you can see in review platforms. (link of the comment indicated in the pic which you might need to join their TG first, just leave afterwards lol: https://t.me/c/1516097234/31393?thread=31315)


Despite having a great UX/UI, their legitimacy still remains questionable. Their activity is consistent, but that doesn't mean they are real and could really help you once you had problems. I don't claim they are scam, I just claim the legitimacy is still questionable.

The Work-in-progress is already attached to his post. If you want further details about his overall progress with materials and etc, you can send him a direct message for it -- if and only if he planned to reply back as well. If you were fond with handcrafted arts, I don't think it would be hard for you to notice or have your own rendition based on what can you see with his artwork. But remember, don't imitate ideas and make your rendition art that looks close enough to where your idea came from!

No gamblers would even dare use VPN if they would gamble huge sums of money and be a casual player on a certain platform as most platforms discourages the use of VPNs to its users. Even if his ISP uses dynamic IP, a website blocking his IP will block all of the users with the same IP -- which has only a small chance that other players plays online gambling or the same gambling platform. Effective? Kinda. BUT never pointless.

I agree that it is a personal problem, but the OP's just suggesting an initiative from the platforms to help fight gambling addiction for those with certain factors such as: doesn't have enough confidence to reach others (friends or therapists) for help or doesn't have enough money to hire professionals for such matters (which kinda ironic but some still is).

Unpopular opinion: this is an issue that not just a person addicted to gambling should fix, but also for those platforms who've been entertaining enough for them making it hard for them to self-exclude. Why? Because having a self-exclusion system simply means they care about the health of their players towards their services. Ways to ban a certain person is to either block an IP, use cookies and cache to store that such user is undergoing self-exclusion, or have a system that reminds such person to have a limit to gamble per day that decreases from time to time with days of break in between.

It's not totally 'unnecessary' but rather just a simple idea that made happen. Yes, gambling is indeed for fun, but 'fun' is just a perk on those who enjoy playing it. Learning about it more WHILE enjoying it does not just make it a 'profession', but rather a fun game with a serious strategical analogy and movements. Also, 'giving visual content' is how courses are being taught, hence could never be different, unless such visual wouldn't contain information and just pure images with no explanations to be followed. Lastly, maybe not everyone wants such course, but some will - especially those who knows how enjoyable gambling (especially blackjack) could be.

On the other hand, Courses, in any aspect of gambling or in real life, never assures something out of it. Imagine taking a Programming course, the professor or the administration that offers/endorses that course NEVER assures that you will be a better programmer, YOU MAKE YOURSELF ONE. Hence in this case, this program is just a plain course to teach strategies and ideas in Blackjack gambling, and never assures you can use such course to be rich.

IMO companies and bookies tend to not have it as it will just degrade their platform/system. Many bettors tend to just bet on wins and loss as the probability of having a DRAW in a match is very little. Plus, there are very less bettors to just think that the game would be a draw and it is only happening in football matches. Hence, if this will be implemented, it should only be on such game and not on all of the games supported by gambling platforms in their sports book.

But no one would even dare believe that there's an exploit in gambling and someone who knows it doesn't even use his own money for it to grow lol. Reputable or not, 50$ solicitation just to test a thing isn't worth it at all. Imagine if a reputable member in this forum would receive 50$ for atleast 100 people who trusts him whilst that member wants to leave the forum, do you think 5000$ wouldn't be a big exit scam? Basically, this exploit is just pure BS.


If there would be an exploit, it isn't really that illegal unless you've used such exploit. Just simply knowing it and how it works still is legal. What makes it a good knowledge is if you let the game/platform devs about what the exploit is and they might give you more than a thousand dollars just for letting them know the bug.

This was already an issue in March 28 after they disclosed it on discord and they already are making actions ever since they noticed the hacking. AFAIK all the crypto trading platforms that the hackers used even the Binance team will help Skymavis retrieve the stolen funds. It wouldn't really affect the game itself in short term since the stolen funds isn't SLP or AXS (which is their P2E token and Governance token respectively) and the funds where from the Bridge (mostly USDC already from the bridge users). Can they get it back? Yes, since the address used and involved in the hacking is already frozen in all platforms and even on the ETH network itself. They will just need to take it back from the hacker.

With the Origins getting closer to be available for PC users, I don't think the incident would even dent their progress in P2E ecosystem. As long as they did all precautionary measures, then they're fine.

Indeed! Most of the projects now are just follow-based hype and the whitelisting requires all of its community to be active -- which is kinda the same idea as buying reviews on review sites or buying audiences on twitch. These NFTs now are just being bombarded with degen traders/flippers as well where they would only buy low for a profit whilst some whales would still be holding it for years regardless of the decrease of the floor price. This requires more Diamond Handed people than in ICO or token offerings as this isn't still the mainstream but rather a 'space' of undergoing tons of improvement and implementation in real life cases.

I strongly disagree that NIKE shouldn't be jumping onto NFTs as it will still be a marketing for a target audience, unless they will focus their marketing on NFTs and Metaverse. If that's the case, they should've just invested in Bitcoins than in a more fragile token and an unstable community.

There are too many risks and factors to mention on your project, I'll just state the few I've been wondering about:

1. Your whitepaper includes your 'team' and 'advisors' but with pictures that seemed so similar to each other. Am I just being blind or they seemed waaaaay too edited and similar?

Also, they aren't really doxxed because the project don't even include their LinkedIn links or any socials -- even not posted in their website.

2. How the hell would you make a public sale or token launch with only 2 members on telegram and no followers on twitter (which both should be popular first as they will be your medium for communication towards your community)? Hence, you don't even have any community at all.

3. Seriously? This is only your medium? With tons of claims and ideas indicated in the website, this is your only medium blog post?

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My overall view in here is that you've published your coin without even considering making a community. This cannot even be considered a project at all. lol.

It really depends on what your company wants to promote and be partnered with. Blockchain is the crypto system and it is uncommon that a blockchain company would sponsor MMA. If you were to ask what COMPANY should you contact for a probable sponsor, you might try Crypto.com and Binance as they are the most common platforms to use their funds for physical advertisements.

But if you were to ask what Blockchain should you endorse and contact for a probable sponsor, then you should try read the following articles for the list of Blockchain apps and platforms:
1. https://builtin.com/blockchain/blockchain-applications
2. https://www.leewayhertz.com/top-blockchain-platforms/

It really depends on your team on which aspect/usecase of a blockchain you want to promote as they differ with their uses such as Ripple/Stellar being used in fast payment system and ETH for NFTs, Games, etc.

Welcome to the forum! I just have some things to mention:

1. Using too much vibrant colors on UI kills your UX. The design of your platform wasn't that bad but can be improved as well. You chose neon green to be your call-to-action color but used it too much that we don't know if it is still a call-to-action anymore as all of the buttons have the same color. Kindly follow the 60-30-10 rule in designing your UI so that it can be a human driven design. For me, vibrant blue and green shouldn't be a theme of colors as they aren't even complementary to each other but rather close on its wavelength in colors -- which is 'cool' colors, so there's no possible call-to-action color if used improperly.

2. Your bonuses does require you to play your 100% initial deposit as you've mentioned (as far as I comprehend it) and it was a good offer. But have you ever considered just lowering the bonus and adding up the other bonuses on the RTP? I don't know what is your house edge as it was not indicated anywhere in your website so I assume its not that common (given the fact you can give 250$ in bonuses without even trying  to use it on other promotions such as Sig camps or just ads)

3. Your TOS includes the following:

So you are basically "No KYC to Play" but is/can be a KYC-required to withdraw right? Many in here doesn't want KYC as it ruins their anonymity in cyberspace. So I don't know if the players would even consider that.

On a side note: Please change the colors of your UI especially in terms and conditions and update its content. After reading it and going back to this forum, everything went dark lol.

Those were my takes. Hope this is a good platform with great community support. Again, Welcome to the Forum!

Since you are new to gambling and still unknowledgeable with the certain terms such as those you've mentioned, maybe you should learn more about its terminologies to have at least a background or an idea on the words you will encounter and to better understand what the gambling is in ways of its gameplay and rules amongst the platforms. After knowing the basics and trying to play now, better check the reputation of those gambling platforms that you might encounter or try in this forum. There are tons of platforms that has issues within their system or within their customer support - in which shouldn't exist to be claimed as a "good" platform.

There's no overall BEST that everyone would agree on but there are subjective platforms that are best as based on the perspective on one's preferences and experience. For me, it was blackjack.fun since I've been playing in it for weeks with no issues at all nor lost too much or all of my planned money to spend in gambling. It was also a choice for some for their simplicity and being straightforward. Good reputation so you can try it with no issues or risks to worry about.

Maybe the way to get more audience here in forum is that you make your reviews more realistic and also based on this community since most of the review sites were either paid or just a small group of reviewers. Try to make it a community-based reviews with summarized points and ideas from the community that is also based on the threads, reputation, and accusation made in the forum. And with that, you will be the first forum-driven review platform for gambling (as for my knowledge). We all do want to point out why you would say that 1XBIT "isn't a scam" despite the allegations written by the players affected on this forum and still haven't resolved. Kindly edit those or be a wasted platform.

Maybe you don't know what NFTs are and why does it trended so much. Start first on searching what NFTs then you'll see what value lies behind such project. But let me give you a little idea.

NFTs are basically just crypto coins/tokens, but not FUNGIBLE (meaning cannot be interchangeable). What does it stores? Codes of course in contract, which contains the ownership. Most common example that resembles NFTs are Land Titles, In-game Skins, or even your PVC printed ID. Why does it prices so much? Because most NFTs that are successful has USE-CASES in it - where holding one NFT could either your ticket to their events or help people in charity events. It isn't a trend FOR NOW. Cryptocurrency started like this where most thought of it as a scam. It's just that some NFTs rugpulls as well like a normal token project.

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Amongst those, I don't really know those but keep in mind these factors before you invest in any of that: Use-cases, Community, Roadmap, and Developers. An NFT project must have a great use-case whilst having it inline in their roadmap with the community being real people and supportive as the Developers is both doxxed team and active in publicly announcing their development and activities. Lastly, there are redflags to consider such as lowering the supplies as they get closer to minting date and a busy team (coz they should sell their reputation even on the development stage)

I think their website isn't primarily their portfolio but rather just a website to their respective social media links and also to showcase how well their web design is. I agree that there are technical and design flaws such as No SSL certificate and too big fonts used, and hope they fix those as it ruins their services' marketing. I also don't know the necessity of making this a self-mod thread even though seoincorporation already vouched them up. And also, why here in Project Development board? This better belongs to Services as this is obviously a service to others regardless if this is a project to its owners.

They just joined 6days ago in GitHub and joined just recently in the forum, hence I don't think that they will be launching their codes or their platform within few weeks as developing an open-source and secured gambling platform requires plenty of time and tons of testing.


It's not useful indeed but not that too much of a useless as well. There are no projects in crypto space that is already done and just published now or be promoted right after the release, that gained enough players or audiences that trust them already. There are no confusion TBH, just unfilled questions that I think will be answered by them sooner. For me, I think publishing this and just letting the community know a little for a while is a good marketing strategy to excite their doubtful minds that triggers their interests.

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BTW, Welcome to the forum! Hope you'll be active to the community and produce a great gambling platform.