If I am reading this correctly then the problem is not with the trust wallet being hacked, rather the problem is in the device he is using to send coins to the trust wallet. I believe his device is infected with the clipboard malware which changes the trustwallet address with the hacker's address. What makes me believe this is him saying "those funds are automatically send away to another address before it comes to wallet" If his wallet was comproized then the coins should appear at least for a moment before they get transfered again by the hacker or he could see the transactions on the transactions history. OP, take a look at this thread to know if your device is indeed infected with clipboard malware and how to move your coins safely in such case: How to lose your Bitcoins with CTRL-C CTRL-V |
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Users will certainly prefer to play at casinos that support their favorite payment method. So the more payment methods the platform supports the more customers it will attract which means more deposits and more profit for them.
Besides, having a wide range of payment methods makes the service look more professional and care about their customers and their confort.
The same apply to crypto casinos. Many of them support too many coins even if some of them will rarely/never be used.
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Bonuses and promotions shouldnt really be having those kind of terms unless if you are fiat
casino then for sure this would really be standard for a crypto based gambling site then i dont really see on why it would really be that needed.
Casinos which accept fiat payments can't operate without a licence and they are usually heavily regulated and enforcing kyc to their users is a must (especially for big amounts of money) in order to comply with regulations. For crypto casinos the situation is a bit different since regulations aren't that strict (depending on the licensing authority). They can accept players without asking them to verify their identity but in case they have many promotions and free bonuses they have no choice but to enforce kyc to prevent abuse and cheating. |
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But for the convenience of slotella being on the forum and free from accusations, so before continuing with other promotions, it would be nice if this case was resolved immediately, while it was still early.
How could they possibly resolve this issue! They insist that either his account got hacked or he is trying to cheat and he firmly believe they are scammers and hence he is unwilling to cooperate and exchange any information with them. It seems like a dead end to me. This is a non-moderated thread so there is no way for Slotella to prevent him - or any one else- from posting here. |
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But, what about those casinos that do not have an ANN on the forum? For those in my opinion it is better to avoid reviews on third party websites. It can be always helpful to monitor the live if that casino has one or you can give it a try by playing with small amount.
Not all reviews on third party websites are fake or written by paid shills. There are many good and reliable review websites you can check when needed and some of them have active representative on this forum. In any case, don't rely on a single or few reviews posted on the Internet, instead read as many as you can from different sources than make your own mind. It's usually easy to figure out who is shilling and who is honest. Testing the casino with your own money is not a bad idea if you don't mind losing that money but I wouldn't recommend it for newbies who might be lured into depositing more and more. |
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Yes, the first time I read the topic title the last thing I was expecting is this to be an announcement thread for a casino. And every time I see this title again when the thread get bumped to the first page, I still can't remember what it was about although I replied twice here (if am not mistaken). So, obviously this is not the best way to promote their casino. They need to edit the title if they want members to remember their brand name.
In my last reply I asked if the games are provably fair but didn't get an answer from OP. I checked the website again and I can see a pf icon which displays the seeds when you click on it but it doesn't explain how it works!
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The name of the wallet is aleph zero and my browser downloaded the JSON file automatically, since the windows OS was still very new I just deleted the JSON file off my computer and write down the recovery seed instead.
The wallet seed is all you need to recover your wallet. So if you have written it down on a piece of paper and stored it in a safe place, deleting the JSON file is not a big problem, if this is what you are worried about. I never heard of aleph zéro before to be honest but here is what I found on their support page which confirms what I said above (bold part): At the very last step, choose the correct location to save your backup .JSON files. They're an additional method of wallet recovery in case you'd lost your mnemonic seed phrase. |
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I do not think OP is searching alternative site of 1xbit which s/he can rely though it seems that to me too. But the reality seems to me while I thought deeply is that s/he is promoting 1xbit. It is one kind of promotion, so we should not fall on the trap of 1xbit.
I think you are right here! The fact that OP didn't come back since he asked his question to comment on members' suggestions makes me feel he wasn't interested on those suggestions and this is not what he is really looking for. Besides, there is the part where he talks about his good experience with 1xbet which I found irrelevant. Well, it looks like they really believe in the saying: "There is no such thing as bad publicity". It doesn't matter what you say about them as long as you mention their name. |
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^^ Same here, I didn't notice this thread before although am quite active on the gambling board! This is why I believe any complaint or accusation must be posted on the casino's announcement thread or in the Scam Accusations board so it doesn't go unnoticed. Fortunately, in this case duelbits are well aware of the accusation but I hope they will respond here and give their side of the story or at least tell us where they are at with their investigations. |
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I'm sure OP is doing this just for fun and for the sake of experiment and he wouldn't mind spending ~$500 on it if he do not hit the 330.000x multiplier within the 1M rolls (I, personally, hope he will hit it within the first 100k rolls). I am just wondering why do you need or want to change the server seed every 100k rolls, OP? As far as I know, changing the server seed will not increase your chances of winning! Am I missing something? |
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In fact, I don't think the website design is that bad especially for an old casino that has been around for more than 15 years. Sometimes, keeping the old design is what gives it its charm and makes it special.
However, I totally agree with you regarding the copper membership. It costs few dollars and, imo, any member who wants to promote his business here must wear it regardless of their rank.
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Glad to see this didn't affect the chat rooms (English/Russian). But is this a temporary measure or you are going to disable PMs for ever? Wouldn't it be better to add a feature to report beggars so admins can ban the abusers or simply add an option for users to ignore those who send spam PMs? This way, at least, legit users will not be deprived from the possibility to exchange personal messages and at the same time they can contribute in fighting abusers and spammers by reporting them. |
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The hacker can only have that idea on which websites your metamask is/was connected if he's going to manually check all of the transactions that came in and out from that address.
The hacker can also know which websites/services your metamask was connected to from the " Connected sites" menu on your metamask app (3 dots - > Connected sites). But this is possible only if he has access (be it physical or remote) to your wallet app on your device. If he has restored the wallet using its seed then the onbected websites menu will be empty. This is why it's a good practice to always disconnect from the website after finishing your work on it and remove it from your wallet history. |
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The message that appear would be different if this was about country restrictions. The site will load but you will see some writings like "sorry, you are from a restricted area" something like that. The problem is not in your wifi but it's on their side because many users here including me, can't also access their website.
Not necessarily and it differ from website to another. If the website doesn't allow access from your country then in some cases you will get a notification message as the one you mentioned but in other cases you will only get the well-known 404 error message. Anyway, if you want to see if the problem is only with you or only with your country or the web server is actually down for everyone then you can use some services which will try to access the website from different locations such as: Is it down right nowDown for everyone or just me |
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When you are about to sell your usdt on P2P, you will be the one to select who you want to sell to, so few among them always set high prices at the interface so that you are going to sell for them, then after clicking the user the price will change. For example the picture I posted above, if the the person you want to sell to wants to pay $621 immediately you click on the person the price will change from $621 to around $620, most people don't really notice that.
I am not quite sure about this, so correct me if am wrong here, but I don't think the buyer or the seller can change the rate while the order is still open and hasn't been paid. If such thing is possible then this is a bug and has to be reported to Binance so they can fix it. As far as I know, when someone places an order to buy from you, the amount he wants to buy will be deducted from your initial order and any change you make (like changing the price) will only apply to the remaining amount (I'll check this when I get the chance to confirm it). |
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As far as I know, newbies can't post in the investigations sub-board too. Only members and above can post there. This is not supposed to be a problem for OP as this sub-board won't be visible for him in first place (I just felt he needs to know about it). OP, post anywhere you want as long as the forum software allows you to do so and what you are going to write is on-topic and may add value to the discussion. |
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I like the fact that your bonuses don't come with wagering requirements and one can withdraw winning from bets placed with the bonuses.
Actually, this is not quite accurate and the confusion comes from the way with which they announced this promotion. In their reply to GamblingBro about wagering requirement on deposits, they said it's 300% and in most other casinos it's only 100% at most. So if you do the math, you will realize that the wagering requirement on the 5% bonus is actually 40x. I think they should make this more clear in the announcement. Also, the link to the license validator is only visible on the desktop version. It would be nice if they add it in the mobile version too. |
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Taking the website down without a prior notice although there are still active bets and unhandled withdrawal requests, deleting the support telegram account, not posting any update on the announcement thread or addressing members' concerns despite being active.. Although, I hope all these issues will be resolved as soon as possible but to be honest those are usually a bad signs.
I can access the website but it's stuck on loading!
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when a casino is new and wants to have a good reputation, there are players who are very good, as is the case with you who have experience, how do you take good confidence in new sites if you don't use them? Are they based on the opinions of other players or those who are dedicated to giving site reviews? Thanks.
Trust and good reputation have to be earned and both take time to be built. In case of OP who is just looking for an alternative to 1xbit then there is no need to test every new casino out there, just play on well known casinos which already have a solid reputation. And there is many of them which have been mentioned on previous replies. Better leave testing and reviewing new casinos to experienced gamblers or those who don't mind losing some money if the it turns to be a scam (those who do it as a job). |
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