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1461  Economy / Scam Accusations / Re: [ATTENTION] Bitmixer.io Fake Clone - https://www.bimixer.io/ on: June 14, 2016, 01:22:06 AM
They cant fake Letter of Guarantee

Code:
-----START SIGNING BITCOIN ADDRESS-----
1BitmixerEiyyp3eTLaCpgBbhYERs48qza
-----END SIGNING BITCOIN ADDRESS-----

-----START LETTER OF GUARANTEE-----
We hereby confirm that BITMIXER.IO has generated the address 19i3Gzpaa3SEuDgbUn6cxzPAW3MZ8nKw8B in order to transfer incoming amount (minus fee) to the following addresses:

100% to 1N6T1QQG6tGnAMTFHwgb84ASBKoroM22bN

This service will be only available for all bitcoins received from April 14, 2015, 14:25 to April 15, 2015, 2:25 GMT with minimum amount of 0.01 BTC. Our fee is 0.7132% + 0.0005 BTC for every forward address.
This letter is digitally signed by our main account: 1BitmixerEiyyp3eTLaCpgBbhYERs48qza. Stay protected and thank you for your services.
-----END LETTER OF GUARANTEE-----

-----START DIGITAL SIGNATURE-----
GzrUf/JUe9IiNReoowZtk0g4whVZB/d1mQ7ULQsHP9RruSEwNH/A/kHQhXK458AhViGp3JVw+2WByS+RN5+MbQA=
-----END DIGITAL SIGNATURE-----

Bitmixer.io should add warning to their site
1462  Economy / Gambling / Re: SPORTSBET.IO - Win a share of 3000 mBTC every day during EURO 2016! on: June 13, 2016, 08:47:26 PM
Guys, if you didn't see our EURO 2016 Video review of next 3 days yet, check it out here:



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ws_dsdvMpK0

Good luck in betting!

Czech Replic exchanged their flag with Croatia?
https://youtu.be/ws_dsdvMpK0?t=83
1463  Economy / Gambling / Re: Fun CryptoGames - cryptogames.io | Play games and earn bitcoins | Provably Fair on: June 13, 2016, 03:00:08 PM
Hi joksim299.

1) Bets verification procedure is the same for all games:
Rules - https://cryptogames.io/provably-fair
Verification form - https://cryptogames.io/verify
Bet - https://cryptogames.io/bet/EJBBR47E

2) The Expected return on new 5-reel slots is 97.05%.
10 free spins are given for each bonus round.

3) What do you mean by the gambling feature?

Will take a look later.
Wins during free spins are tripled?
I mean option to gamble wins (red,black), most common feature on slot games
1464  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: What do you want to see in Bitcoin casinos? on: June 13, 2016, 11:57:23 AM
No KYC verification, provably fair slots and instant payouts

If I'm not wrong, these features already available. For example, if you consider For fortune jack site, they no need to KYC verification to withdraw or deposit and they also got many good probably games to choose. They payment system is also almost instant.

It depends.
CoinRoyale, Bitcoinrush , Bitcoinvideopoker are not provably fair (reference: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1494470.0)
On FortuneJack only one slot game is provably fair.
I'm talking about SoftSwiss,CoinGaming 'bitcoin' casinos, they usually request ID from anonymous users, most of the games are not provably fair (if any) and payout may take up to 3 days while they advertising instant.
1465  Economy / Gambling / Re: BitcoinRush.io - Faucets, Sportsbook and Bitcoin Casino - Daily Cashback Bonus on: June 13, 2016, 11:49:39 AM
This is such a nice site. It has everything you could want all in one place. Smiley

Thanks!



They are great, especially on automated comps and leaderboard promos.
1466  Economy / Gambling / Re: Fun CryptoGames - cryptogames.io | Play games and earn bitcoins | Provably Fair on: June 13, 2016, 11:37:27 AM


Fancy and nice slots as expected, somehow missed Tropical slots launch.
I have few questions regarding them, not explained in Rules. Any guide how to verify spins?
What is House Edge of your new slot games and do they have free spins bonus?
Do you plan to add gamble feature?
1467  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: What do you want to see in Bitcoin casinos? on: June 13, 2016, 01:13:56 AM
No KYC verification, provably fair slots and instant payouts
1468  Economy / Gambling / Re: ★Casino.bitcoin.com | Fast deposits | 2 BTC Welcome Bonus | 3 Weekly Promotions★ on: June 11, 2016, 11:22:18 PM
★★★Casino.bitcoin.com player nets over €40,100 on a single €24 bet!★★★



“Make like Jack and escape down the Beanstalk with a bag full of coins!”

June 10th, 2016
Just recently, one of our Euro currency players, ‘PierreS’, made his first and only deposit of €35.00 and successfully wagered his free deposit bonus.
He then managed to net himself €40,119.60 on a single €24.00 bet playing Netent’s “Jack and the Beanstalk” at our casino.

At the time of play that was the equivalent of winning BTC98.81 on a single BTC0.06 bet!

Casino.bitcoin.com offers a 2 BTC + 100 free spins welcome bonus, as well as three great promotions every week, and features over 1,000 games from 7 different game providers. What makes our player’s recent large win even more amazing is the fact that ‘PierreS’ had only been playing at Casino.bitcoin.com for 3 days before winning this staggering amount.

Huge wins like this don’t happen every day, and are practically unheard of so soon after a casino’s launch. The game which resulted in the massive windfall, Jack and the Beanstalk, is known to produce winners on a regular basis and we look forward to more players winning a very decent chunk of change at our Casino!

Roger Ver, Bitcoin.com's CEO, had this to say about the fantastic news:
“We certainly weren't expecting such a large win within the first two weeks of our Casino's operation, but a win this big just goes to show all of us that a little luck goes a long way! We're delighted that one of our players has been able to share in our success at such an early stage and we look forward to congratulating many more big winners in the future!”

Casino.bitcoin.com would like to congratulate “PierreS” on his massive win and we invite all players, new and old, to try their luck at being the next big winner on Jack and the Beanstalk!


Media contact:
Name: Mate Tokay
Email: mate@bitcoin.com

LOL
How he managed to bet exactly 24eur I have tried to set that bet but cant
1469  Economy / Gambling / Re: Work Out How Big The Fourtune Jack Dice Jackpot Has To Be For profitable play on: June 07, 2016, 12:46:21 PM
Bitsler also has dice progressive Jackpot

Code:
To win the jackpot you must hit the roll 77.77 and your two last digits of your ID bet must be 77 i.e : xx,xxx,x77

Odds to hit 77.77 1/10000 and tow last digits of bet id 77.77 1/100 = 1/1000000

Code:
A % of the jackpot will be won according to the bet amount
% = (bet_amount*100)/0.005 (BTC)

So Jackpot should be 50BTC to be EV+
1470  Economy / Games and rounds / Re: Introducing a New BetCoin! $5 at 5X Usable Sitewide! on: June 07, 2016, 12:34:14 PM
ratniveteran
1471  Economy / Gambling / Re: Primedice.com | Most Popular & Trusted Bitcoin Game | Huge Community | Free BTC on: June 05, 2016, 06:34:26 PM
Thanks a lot MrVincenzo88!

Very generous tip MrVincenzo88, good luck with your journey towards 500 btc profit. Grin 
 quick question does the bot distribute tip sent instantly to active users?

No, 5BTC is enough for year
1472  Economy / Gambling / Re: FORTUNEJACK.COM |Deposit 777 play with 1777 mBTC |Live Casino, Slots, Betting on: June 05, 2016, 06:11:08 PM
When you log out it does not unregister you from sit and goes,so people will hit you and get a free ride with your chips.
Some stupid player hit 4 different tables on me in a 5 minute period.

Think FJ should look into not allowing players to bleed funds in that way,its kid of scummy!

Unregister before you log out.  No site auto-unregisters by default if you logoff.

Some sites will give you a pop up warning to remind you. 

Pokerstars does.
1473  Economy / Gambling / Re: 🌟🎲🌟 MoneyPot.com -- Your Trusted Bitcoin Gambling Wallet (Upgraded Speeds!) on: June 01, 2016, 12:29:54 AM


Why? Whats the problem with 'minesweeper' apps?
If there is security issue disable them manually
1474  Economy / Gambling / Re: WageCoins - Dice, plinko and more on: May 31, 2016, 09:57:25 PM
Dear Users!

We are proudly presenting our newest site, called Wagecoins.
After 4 years of bitcoin trading, we have decided to start something new.
With this idea we have created our gambling site in cooperation with Moneypot.
Our future plans are new features and new games.

Hope you enjoy your stay at us, please feel free to share if you have any feedback, idea, problems.

Our site:

www.wagecoins.com

Moneypot page:

www.moneypot.com/apps/1087-wagecoins


Contact:

www.facebook.com/wagecoins
info@wagecoins.com
wagecoins@gmail.com

Have fun!

WageCoins team

You just combined publicly available open source scripts.
Dice - Untitled Dice Script
Plinko - Plinkopot Classic
Wheel - Modified untitled dice + wheel animation from Coinwheel script.

Landing page looks good and rakeback but where do we check how much we get back?
1475  Economy / Gambling / Re: Got lucky with "Sweet Robots" slot game at BetKing! 0.04 to 0.26 while recording on: May 31, 2016, 06:58:38 PM
Hey,

I just got very lucky a moment ago and managed to win over 0.2 BTC from 0.04 playing slots at Betking.io while recording it Cheesy

Here's link to the video https://youtu.be/guZy7NAPh04

This made my day. I have been quite unlucky for a pretty long time Cheesy

Gratz Box! How wold be full screen of Robots?
1476  Economy / Gambling / Re: SatoshiDICE.com - The World's Most Popular Bitcoin Game on: May 30, 2016, 08:48:00 AM
I'm glad all of the shill accounts for SatoshiDice came out. Do you think people can't tell that all of these newbie accounts coming out of nowhere to defend a shitty gambling site are genuine players?

Honestly why do people play/invest here...

Investors:
They consistently are one of the lower volume casinos out there that accept public funds (stats according to https://dicesites.com/satoshidice), and they have a giant bankroll. What this means is you are getting a tiny return.

I'll explain it this way:

They average under 100 BTC per day in wagered volume, yet they have a whopping 4000+ BTC bankroll. Lets do some quick math: 100BTC (daily wagered) * 1.9% (house edge) = 1.9 BTC expected return. Say you have 1 BTC invested, that means your expected return is 0.0475% daily... And that doesn't even include fees!

They average well under 100,000 bets per day. This means they don't have many players. Most of their competitors are in the millions daily (# of bets). This signifies an over reliance on key larger players.

Players:
Terrible customer support, slow bets, and slow withdrawals. Yikes. And 1.9% House edge? That's nearly double the industry standard!

I had those 100btc on their site and i had an average of 3.5-4.5% a month, everyday 0.1btc was added like clockwork with some spikes here and there... and the site had 5000+ btc then


You are lying.

100/5000 = 2% (your share of the bankroll)
You are claiming your 2% stake earned 3.5-4.5 BTC monthly.

I will even give you the benefit of the doubt and say SatoshiDice did 5000 BTC volume (which: they didn't. I am being very generous saying 5k monthly wagered).

5000 * 0.019 = 95 BTC Profit (Before fees)
95 *0.02 = 1.9 BTC increase

You are claiming you earned twice as much as you did (again... not even including fees). Cut the bullshit.



And to all of those saying the # of bets don't matter... They do and they don't. What it signifies is that SatoshiDice has a very, very small userbase. 50k Bets is accomplished in under an hour on most sites. The only reason SatoshiDice is even in the middle of the pack as far as wagered volume goes is because the occasional whale drops by. The fact is SatoshiDice has a declining customer base. Not surprising considering their huge house edge.




Investors make money on sites profit not wagered , their profit is above EV
1477  Economy / Games and rounds / Re: ★★★ CoinRoulette Launch Giveaway ★★★ on: May 27, 2016, 11:54:26 PM
Rubetu
1478  Economy / Gambling / Re: [Warning] casino.bitcoin.com is scamming the users! on: May 26, 2016, 05:16:59 PM
REFUTING SCAM ACCUSATION

I didn't make a "double-spend", i don't even know what is? They closed my account and stole my money! This is unacceptable! My deposit: https://blockchain.info/pt/address/37poxtVQmj4fAMKBXJ8aiP2xf69QHdQqri and tx https://blockchain.info/pt/tx/e437a2c31a644bf0fd5e380aecb457df5b9250b189c50d81f6cbb385946774ae

Our Casino is 100% legitimate, our reputation and domain means far more to us than any amount of funds, and we are backed by an entity which already holds a very significant amount of BTC so we have absolutely no incentive to steal any funds from anyone. As long as all Casino rules are followed, all winnings can be withdrawn.

I will outline our proof below, and include screenshots. Screenshots can be falsified, of course, but the Bitcoin blockchain cannot so I encourage all users not to rely on screenshots as evidence. Take only immutable information as truth.

If your address is 1C25NdiY9UbWQ2LdrVkMywbzUGAN8GDWaY and their address is 37poxtVQmj4fAMKBXJ8aiP2xf69QHdQqri you have a good scam report. The only problem is that with these transactions alone, for me it's pretty hard to see the proof that their deposit addres was indeed 37poxtVQmj4fAMKBXJ8aiP2xf69QHdQqri.

★★What the user did not state in their OP is that they also have another account on our Casino using a different IP address. This account uses the email address "andre_ffer7@hotmail.com", which I will refer to as "andre_ffer7". This actually breaches the T&C's of our Casino and makes both accounts liable to disabling. Though there is no clear link in the Dashboard logs, the Bitcoin address and Bitcoin blockchain provides all the evidence we need.★★

Pertinent information:

There are 3 different addresses we need to look at here:
  • 1C25NdiY9UbWQ2LdrVkMywbzUGAN8GDWaY (User's input address, as stated in OP)
  • 37VqA6YtPUqWkubY3Z6ESJXkMpucGcThfD ("andre_ffer7" output address - one of our deposit addresses, NOT stated in OP)
  • 37poxtVQmj4fAMKBXJ8aiP2xf69QHdQqri ("mark_11kaymen" output address - one of our deposit addresses, stated in OP)

There are 2 separate accounts (arranged here by time of use):
  • andre_ffer7
  • mark_11kaymen


andre_ffer7 (37VqA6YtPUqWkubY3Z6ESJXkMpucGcThfD):

I can confirm that 37VqA6YtPUqWkubY3Z6ESJXkMpucGcThfD is this user's deposit address for Casino.bitcoin.com, using the account "andre_ffer7" (Player# 5127, which can be seen in the Dashboard URL)


You will note that this transaction to the "andre_ffer7" account was sent with a insufficient fee to relay:

https://www.blocktrail.com/BTC/tx/518cf0067c0356fe0d9b555111c30330e39cfc9935beb7b26aafd26f4907f72b

Please note the input address (1C25NdiY9UbWQ2LdrVkMywbzUGAN8GDWaY) in the above transaction.


mark_11kaymen (37poxtVQmj4fAMKBXJ8aiP2xf69QHdQqri):

I can confirm that 37poxtVQmj4fAMKBXJ8aiP2xf69QHdQqri is this user's deposit address for Casino.bitcoin.com, using the account "mark_11kaymen" (Player# 6203, which can be seen in the Dashboard URL)


You will note that this transaction to the "mark_11kaymen" account was sent with an insufficient fee to relay:

https://www.blocktrail.com/BTC/tx/e437a2c31a644bf0fd5e380aecb457df5b9250b189c50d81f6cbb385946774ae

Please note the input address (1C25NdiY9UbWQ2LdrVkMywbzUGAN8GDWaY) in the above transaction.


Player# 5127 andre_ffer7@hotmail.com
Player# 6203 mark_11kaymen@yopmail.com

I noticed the above accounts when checking the unconfirmed deposit for player 5127, and I happened to see another deposit for player 6203 in our Dashboard timeline. The amount was strikingly similar to the unconfirmed deposit for player 5127 so I looked into the Tx info on blocktrail.com and noticed the same address (1C25NdiY9UbWQ2LdrVkMywbzUGAN8GDWaY) being used to fund both accounts with 0.02xxxxxx BTC, despite that address only ever having received 0.03 BTC in total.

This transaction (double-spend, unconfirmed) was to the account andre_ffer7@hotmail.com
https://www.blocktrail.com/BTC/tx/518cf0067c0356fe0d9b555111c30330e39cfc9935beb7b26aafd26f4907f72b
https://blockchain.info/tx/518cf0067c0356fe0d9b555111c30330e39cfc9935beb7b26aafd26f4907f72b
[Now pruned - please see at Blocktrail.com]

This transaction (confirmed) was to the account mark_11kaymen@yopmail.com
https://www.blocktrail.com/BTC/tx/e437a2c31a644bf0fd5e380aecb457df5b9250b189c50d81f6cbb385946774ae
https://blockchain.info/tx/e437a2c31a644bf0fd5e380aecb457df5b9250b189c50d81f6cbb385946774ae


We allow 0 confirmation play on our Casino, and you tried to take advantage of that to defraud us.
As can very clearly be seen by the evidence presented above you sent 0.02999432 BTC to your "andre_ffer7" account with an inadequate fee, which you lost, so you double-spent that amount and sent 0.02899342 BTC to your "mark_11kaymen" account.
The most common way that players attempt to double-spend at a 0 confirmation casino is by sending a transaction with insufficient fees; if they win at the casino, they simply wait and let the transaction confirm. If they lose, they quickly double-spend making the original transaction null and void.

We do NOT allow double-spenders on our Casino, and as per our Casino rules if you attempt to defraud us you are liable to having all funds in your account confiscated. These are the terms by which you agree to play on our Casino.

If you have any further questions please ask them here in public for all to see, or if you wish to refute any of the above presented evidence please feel free to do so and I will respond when time permits.

Thank you.

I see you care of your players privacy! Great!  Undecided Undecided
1479  Economy / Gambling / Re: 🌟Bitvest🌟 ▌Plinko Invest▐ Create Rows▐ Multidrop▐ 1st to Level 20 wins 1 BTC on: May 25, 2016, 12:32:43 AM
x200,x1250 wins should be auto announced in chat
1480  Economy / Gambling / Re: Most comprehensive list of bitcoin casinos on: May 21, 2016, 11:47:03 PM
I think I've found something more or less what I was looking for. http://www.askgamblers.com/deposit-methods/bitcoin maybe this will help someone.

Askg list is not complete, http://www.nodeposit.org/currency/bitcoin list has 140+ casinos and askgamblers 30
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