Logically, the server seed must not be changed by the casino unless the player asks for a new seed and starts a new session.
If they are changing the seed for each new bet then why do they need a nonce in first place! It doesn't make any sense. Some players make make thousands of bets, you don't expect them to save the server seed for each bet. it's gonna take days to verify the fairness of the game. Not to mention that the player need to change the client seed too every time the server seed changes otherwise the whole pf system would be useless.
Obviously they are deceiving their customers by pretending their games are pf while they are not.
This casino is to be avoided.

Not sure if running a signature campaign is what they need right now, don't you think it's a bit early?
Anyway, if they are going to do it then they need to know that they need to keep the campaign running for at least three or four weeks before they can see any result. Any thing shorter than that will be a waste of money.
This is why most reputable campaign managers refus to manage short term campaigns.

Actually many casinos do that as part of their promotions. It's another way to attract new players and to say thank you to their loyal customers and incentivize them to play more.
They will give players back a percentage of their losses usually on a daily or weekly basis. The percentage depends on the player's level or rank.
But as explained above, the reward is usually not worth chasing higher ranks (depending on how generous the casino is).

The casino mentioned by OP as example is actually licensed from Curaçao.
Well, some may say that a Curaçao licence doesn't mean much (especially when it comes to protecting players) but it's still a license and it gives the casino the right to operate legally and provide their services in different countries.
I don't think what you suggested will take years. It's already happening and we can notice it clearly by the enforcement of kyc on multiple casinos.

I don't travel too much due to real life obligations but if I do, then visiting local casinos will definitely be on my to do list
To be honest, online casinos are fun and you can access them any time you want and from anywhere in the world but they can't be compared to brick and mortar casinos. The experience is totally difference especially if you like playing with your friends.
Unfortunately, casinos around here aren't that luxurious so I wouldn't miss any opportunity to visit other ones.

I have to disagree with you guys! I don't think it's the lack of awareness about the risks of gambling or how casinos work which make people continue gambling although they lose too much. Am sure most if not all gamblers are aware that they will lose on the long run and know of many cases where gambling ruined people's life's.
In my opinion, it's greed which make every gambler think he will be the exception and hit the jackpot although he knows the odds are against him.

Affiliate programs, as OSS suggested, seems like your best option and the most suited for your website and the type of content you provide.
I would avoid ads as many people find them annoying and probably won't stay too long on your website and never visit it again. You should also avoid Google ads as they have a very strict policies and too many restrictions when it comes to crypto ads.

Soryy but am not sure I understand this correctly! Do you mean that if you are skilled and experienced luck will be on your side? If you are skilled then you will certainly have better chances to win on skill-based games but your luck will remain the same.

It's the same as saying a game is rigged when you hit a long losing streak. The odds of winning the lottery are very thin so losing over and over again is normal. But to be on the safe side, only play on reputable casinos or, even better, only play provably fair lottery games.

Although the bonus is not available for crypto users, their answer makes sens and it applies to all crypto casinos. The bonus will be credited to your balance automatically one you make your first deposit (it's called first deposit bonus for a reason!).
What you can do is to send your coins from different wallets to one of your addresses then send the whole amount to the casino in one transaction.

No, not necessarily.
When you ake an exchange on a centralized exchange they will just update your balances on their database. They will subtract 1 btc from your btc balance and add the equivalent in your eth balance. The transaction will not be made on-chain.
When you make a deposit, the coins you send to the receiving address will likely be moved to another address (cold wallet). So, tracking the address on a block explorer is pointless as it will not reflect the operations you made on the exchange.

This is the link to their announcement thread: Nitrobetting.eu - Unmatched BTC Betting and Entertainment
And this is the profile of they official representative: nitrobetting
Send him a PM to inform him about your case maybe he can help!

Regarding your issue, I don't think it's fair to ban a player's account for multi-accounting without providing any evidence. I understand that they can't share some information publicly but if the player ask for it then I don't understand why they would refuse.

I never experienced this before but my guess is that you may have some corrupt files. It doesn't seem like a connection issue as it's possible to run Electrum oflne.
If running the clear-cache command doesn't solve the issue then you may need to reinstall the wallet as suggested above but make sure to backup your wallet first. I don't see why this won't work!

Even if they are not licensed, they still need to take some procautions to protect their business. Imagine if some players create multi accounts to abuse one of their bonuses. How can they prove all those accounts belong to the same person if they can't force him to verify his identity?
For the moment the only thing they did wrong is their claim on the announcement thread which contradicts what's stated in their ToS. They need to fix this but I won't go as far as accusing them of planning to scam just because of it.

To be honest, this is not the first casino that claim they don't ask for kyc but when you read their ToS you find out that this is not true! I won't say they are trying to deceive their customers but they definitely need to be more precise and clear about such matters. Like saying: kyc is not mandatory but we reserve the right to ask you to verify your identity at any moment if needed.
Personally I have no problem with kyc if it's done to comply with laws. But I've a problem with casinos using it for the wrong purposes like scamming players or delaying payments when they run out of funds..

بصراحة لم أستطع منع نفسي من الضحك عند قراءة رد المتحيل حول سبب المشكلة في محفظتك 
لكنه امر محزن في نفس الوقت ان تجد أشخاص يمكن أن يخدعوا بمثل هذه الطرق البدائية!
على العموم، في أغلب قنوات التواصل للمنصات المحترمة تجد تنبيه كون فريق الدعم لن يبادر بالاتصال بك مهما كانت الظروف و اذا وقع ذلك فهذا يعني ان من اتصل بك هو منتحل صفة.

أصبحت لدي قناعة ان اغلب المواقع ذات الصلة بالكريبتو و المسجلة على namecheap هي مواقع تحيل. فقد أصبح namecheap الوجهة الأساسية للمخادعين لتسجيل اسماء الطاقات بسبب سياساتهم المرنة مثل عدم طلب إثبات الهوية و إمكانية الدفع بالعملات الرقمية.

Many members chose cashback and am sure most of them are not gamblers and they are posting here just to fulfill their sig requirement. Please take this into consideration.
As I explained above, high rollers will chose cashback and regular members will choose bonuses and I explained why. So let's start from here.

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Yes, I totally agree with you that whatever you do will affect your children and will shape their personality. But this doesn't mean that you have to fake your personality and pretend to be someone else to present a good example.
Just be yourself and when your kids find out about your gambling activity try to explain to them what gambling is all about and how it may be harmful. This is all you can do as a parent, this is what am doing right now!

It's not about how you feel about NFTs or what you think about it. I've read a lot about this subject and it seems that many old adopters believe NFT is the next revolution. I totally agree with them as there is no limitation to where NFTs can be useful. What may limit you is your own imagination.
You can make a Google search about where NFTs can be used and you will be amazed by the answers.

OK, so the phone is going to be fully air-gapped that's a good start. But what's the wallet he is going to install on that phone? I suggest Electrum. Does he know how to safely back up his wallet? Does he know how to create a transaction from a watch-only wallet, sign it from the offline wallet then broadcast the signed transaction from an online device without compromising the security of the air-gapped phone?
It would be better to sell the phone he doesn't need any more and use the money to buy a hardware wallet, as _BlackStar suggested.

Technically there is no difference between how bump fee and Cancel (double-spend) work.
In both cases the wallet will create and broadcast a new transaction which consumes some or all of the unconfirmed wallets inputs. When nodes see the new transaction they will accept it and and drop the first one if it's flagged as rbf.
The only difference is that bump fee will increase the fee rate and keep the same outputs while Cancel will send all the coins back to one of your addresses.