In my opinion, responding to trolls is a waste of time and energy. Their only purpose is to get a rise out of you and make our forum a worse place to be, so don't give them the satisfaction. Instead, focus on what matters: making connections with people who will enjoy and value your contributions. If someone is trolling and doesn't get the response they want, they will often just move on to another forum or site.

Most users? I'm not so sure. Most newbies perhaps? Besides, that's not what Welsh said. He said: "not everyone will know what "OP" stands for".

Most newbies to this forum probably don't even know what rank, merit, activity, trust, DT... mean. That doesn't stop anyone from learning if they want to.

The guys with the whistles don't score goals or points. As I said before, even if I were to believe in match fixing, such a precise result would be impossible unless both teams and the referee were corrupt at the same time. And you still haven't explained what would be the point of fixing an identical result in three games in a row? Who would benefit from it and in what way?


Are you serious? You make your arguments based on crazy accusations from some random people on YouTube? I suggest you find a better source of information.
There are tons of flat-earthers all over YouTube, but that doesn't make Earth any less round than it is. 

This is a great question. It's easy to see why you ask it, of course... As far as the research I have done, the majority of players in the crypto space is concerned, KYC is either extremely unpopular or dead on arrival. KYC procedures can help prevent abuse, but they are no silver bullet. However, legal compliance has its requirements as well.

With that said, money talks, after all; so if people see that something is valuable and desirable, they could be willing to go through KYC (if it's easy and not intrusive) for the chance at a reward. I don't think many of the players will see it as a downside.

Yes, I'm willing to pass identity verification (KYC) if I'm offered an appealing bonus with fair rollover/wager requirements.

I didn't see Ecuador on the list of restricted countries, so I think you're fine.


A word of advice, you should always read the terms of service on a new gambling site before you sign up. 

Stop ranting, you didn't really beat anyone. They allowed you to bet because that is their primary business. They are a gambling platform after all, right? Fortunately for you, the bet came out in your favor. But, it could have easily gone the other way. You wouldn't be bragging here then, would you?

By the way, if you had done that with your first account, you would have been $400 richer and all this drama and crying would have been avoided.

I think it's unlikely that the matches were rigged, though if they were, they certainly wouldn't do it so blatantly obvious. In this case, I'm betting on pure coincidence.

Yeah. It might seem like we have nothing but criticisms for the casino and their promotion. But don't get me wrong, these conditions are really hard to meet. You have to be extremely lucky to win a minimum of 5 bet selections with total odds of 2.5 or more. Honestly, I am not sure if there are enough people interested in the promotion to make it worth their while. I believe, there should be more chance for players to take.

Apparently, there is more to this story than the OP admits. He now claims that he won the amount with his other account, and thus "recked" the casino and took their money. I'm not siding with the casino, but Stake obviously has valid reasons to block his account and these accusations are baseless.

After crying and vehemently denying that your account had any reason to be blocked, now you openly admit that you have multiple accounts, so essentially violated Stake's terms of service twice. Thanks for admitting what a scammer you really are. At least now we know for sure that your accusations against the casino are baseless.


And you think that will damage the casino in any way? LOL! Good luck withdrawing those funds, by the way. 

There seems to be a misunderstanding between you and the casino. They don't accuse you of "money laundering" because they don't have the legal authority to do so, but they do have the right to enforce the rules that have been set. If you don't want to comply with the rules and conditions, you don't have a right to use the site.


I really don't think it does. Stake.com is one of the most popular crypto gambling sites out there. No one is going to take your juvenile accusations seriously.

Apparently the casino has made it a requirement that everyone deposit a minimum of $10 a month to keep their account active, which is definitely a warning sign.
I've never heard of any other casino doing this. I mean, it's fine to remove dead accounts after a long period of inactivity, but this is a whole new level.

That's like saying it's not that hard to win the lottery jackpot. You just need to pick the right numbers at the right time.
If it's not that hard, why don't you do it?

No, you didn't make a mistake, just bad timing. As you can see, it's back to 22k. That's bitcoin! Get used to it.


Consider buying more whenever you feel comfortable. Don't invest more than you can handle, and don't ever panic. Be patient. It's a long-term game. That's how you make money.

Well, the warning signs have been there from the very beginning, as well as a member complaint from a few months ago. Bit555 hasn't replied to any of those complaints. I think it is important to warn the community and other gamblers if there is anything suspicious about a casino site, regardless of the number of complaints or scammed players. It's good that the community is vigilant about this, because often times these new casino sites act dishonestly, and there is a lot of scammers out there.

No casino site is perfect, but there are always better options available. For now, it is best to avoid this casino and not risk your money.

That's easier said than done. How can someone who is addicted to gambling, and is in denial, possibly find pleasure or interest in anything else? Addiction affects the brain in very dramatic and extreme ways, and many people with an addiction need medical help and professional help to properly overcome it. In my experience, the simplest way to help an addict recover is by getting the person into the right setting that will give him the necessary help and education to overcome his compulsion. Without professional help, the odds of success are close to zero.

It has been over four months since that account has been active on the forum. I doubt we'll get a response from them. But I suppose anything is possible.

If I recall correctly, Gianluca95 was their campaign manager. Perhaps he can be of some assistance here?

@Gianluca95, it would be good if you shared your opinion about this situation and whether you notified your contacts at GXGBet casino about this issue.

OP clearly pointed out in the opening post that suspected site is a clone of BC.game casino. He never said that they were related in any other way or that they have the same owner. Why are you putting that on him? This topic is unrelated to BC.game casino and cannot affect their reputation in any way.

He can create a scam accusation if he wants to, that doesn't mean we can't discuss a particular gambling platform here too, because that's exactly what this board is for.


Maybe he's taking some time to gather and organize all the evidence, or maybe he has personal things that need attending before he can start working. Why does it matter?

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