OP, after reviewing your website, I am sorry to say that I'm not impressed by what I saw. The content is weak and poorly organized; it doesn't engage the reader or convey what you're trying to sell. You simply listed a few online casinos and copied partial reviews from other websites. I don't see anything about your website that sets it apart or makes it worth reading, and I'm concerned that you haven’t done enough research on the online casino industry to create a successful review site. If I may suggest, you need to do more research and find out what makes an online casino review site successful. Make sure that you fluctuate between adding objective facts and subjective opinions. It's also important to note which online casinos you think are the best and why, rather than simply listing your top picks without explaining why.

 The design of your website is also very basic and doesn't give off an impression of professionalism or credibility, and the overall user experience is not pleasant. This is just my honest opinion, but I would recommend starting fresh and rewriting practically all the content on your website. Start interacting with the online casino industry on other platforms so that you can have a better understanding of it and what your audience looks like. You are also going to need to create an engaging design by hiring a professional designer. On top of this, you should also use SEO to improve your ranking on search engines, as this will attract more readers to your site. This may be a lot of work, but if you want your website to succeed, I think these are the things you should start doing from now on.

Ultimately, what does and doesn't drive me crazy in an online casino is my own subjective preference. What I like might not be what you like, and vice versa. But I think we can all agree that a casino needs to have good customer service and fair terms, and I think we can also agree that it's important for a casino to have a positive reputation. If you're going to trust them with your money, you want to know that it's safe and secure. These are just some of the things that I look for when choosing an online casino. If either of those things is missing, then it's not worth my time or money.

Ovo je netočno. Zašto izmišljaš? Tko tebi daje za pravo da definiraš što je resurs a što ne? U biti, cijela tvoja argumentacija se svodi na jedan jedini pogrešni argument da Bitcoin nije resurs. To je tvoje subjektivno mišljenje a ne činjenica. Dobro ti je poznato da resursi mogu postojati u različitim oblicima, pa tako resursi mogu biti različite vrste materijalne, nematerijalne i financijske imovine. Pod nematerijalnu imovinu spadaju i svi oblici digitalne imovine.



Pa ipak, unatoč tvojim uvjerenjima, u realnosti sustav funkcionira. I tko se na kraju ovdje pravi glup?

Kao i kod bilo koje druge monetarne transakcije provedene elektroničkim putem, što dokazuje da Bitcoin funkcionira kao sredstvo plaćanja i sustav za prijenos digitalne vrijednosti. U čemu je problem?

You can still show us the transaction from your wallet if you want. I'm not saying it will prove who is right and who is wrong in this case; what it does show, however, is that at least part of your story was true: there really was some money transferred between you and the casino.

I can imagine that you are upset over being banned and that this was a very frustrating situation for you, and I appreciate your willingness to try and shed some light on the details. However, based on the information that you've given to us so far, I don't feel that there's enough evidence to conclude that the casino acted improperly. The evidence that you've provided so far is simply not conclusive.

We have a number of different discussions that are going on in the forum. In addition to a number of general topics, we also have sections for alternative cryptocurrencies as well as sections that are based on other interests, such as technology, gambling and more.

In the end, I think it boils down to this: In this ever-changing world of cryptocurrencies and blockchain technologies, where new discoveries are being made every month, there is no shortage of interested people around the globe. Whether you want to talk with fellow enthusiasts about your newest investment, get help with an issue you're having online, or try and figure out the philosophy behind this technology that possesses so many millions of global users, you'll have a great place to start in our forum community.

So, if you are interested in Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, I think you have a lot to gain from joining this forum. You will not only learn a lot about cryptocurrency in general but you will also find new friends and make connections that can prove to be valuable in the future. It is well worth your while.

Hmm, I tend to agree with what virasog and others said. Not selling during the bull run and all the hype around bitcoin in 2021, but selling all of it during the bear market? That's indeed pretty absurd. Especially considering your obvious weakness on the technicals. I'd like to hear your reasoning on why you thought this was a good idea. Did you have any particular goal in mind when making this decision? Did you want to buy it back at a lower price or what?

Oh well, each to his own, I guess. Personally, I've never had much patience, so I made a few buys/sells here and there during this period (and lost a bit as well). But I'm sure you're aware, bitcoin is a very volatile asset. You can't just buy it and expect to see a constant upward trend in price. If you're not willing to take risks, I suggest staying away from bitcoin. But remember, there is no free lunch in this world. You can't have security and high returns on your investments at the same time.

Please, stop the begging. Whatever your sob story is, this is not the way. First of all, you have to understand that casinos are businesses, and like any other business, they have to take care of all their customers and their long-term sustainability. A casino is not a charity, and it's not a place for people to go if they want to get something for nothing. Just this once, you say? Who are you to decide that your losses matter more than those of other gamblers who lost money in the same way? That's selfish and unfair, and it shows a lack of respect for other people.

It's understandable that you are feeling frustrated and upset. But please, understand that the casino is not in any way obligated to give you money. You risked your money on a gamble and lost. That's how gambling works. It's not the casino's fault that you made a bad choice, and it's not their responsibility to make up for your mistake. If you don't want to be in a situation like this again, stop gambling if you can't afford it. The casino is not the place for people who can't afford losses. It is as simple as that.

Dovraga, we're busted! Mislio sam da nitko neće skužiti... 

You are welcome to dispute any argument I have made in this thread. And since you seem so eager, how about you start by explaining why the coin of such a "successful project" lost almost 90% of its value within just one month?


https://nomics.com/assets/qie-qi-blockchain?view=roi


Speaking of looking foolish, if I'm not mistaken the listing price for their 30M pre-mined shitcoins on the XT exchange was 0.75 USD! It would be better to feel sorry for those poor souls who invested early despite all the warning signs, as it's pretty clear that they were duped. This is a good lesson on why it's important to do your due diligence and research before investing in any coin, especially ones that have shady start like this one has.

Done. Congratulations on your new rank, @Asiska02!

There are several reasons for that. Some casinos have chosen to ask their users for KYC information in order to adhere with the laws and regulations of their jurisdiction. In many parts of the world, the law enforcement agencies and greedy government officials are now watching over online casinos in full force. As a result, some operators have chosen to ask certain users (not all) to submit their identification documents rather than risk legal trouble or being shut down.

The other reason why some casinos ask for KYC information is because they are simply trying to protect themselves from fraudsters and cheats. The casino industry is one of the most vulnerable ones, since all it takes for someone to steal your money is a simple username and password combination. Therefore, many operators have decided that they need more than just your email address before they send you your winnings or even credit balance.

Some casinos may not be asking for KYC because they are still in the development phase and do not want to restrict their player base by requiring identification documents. However, it is important to note that casinos that do not ask for KYC might still be required by law to collect identification documents from their users at some point, so it is always a good idea to read the terms and conditions of your chosen casino before making a deposit. If you are not sure if your casino requires KYC, it is best to contact them directly or post on their social media pages to find out more information.

I'm sorry to hear about your experience. I understand how frustrating it can be when a casino doesn't pay out your winnings. Unfortunately, N1Bet Casino is not advertised on this forum and has no official representative to handle support issues. As a result, we are unable to assist you in this matter. The only thing you can do here is open a topic in the Scam Accusations board to warn other members about this casino site. (Now I see you've already done that.)

But there is some good news here: I was able to find information about the casino on the AskGamblers website, and I noticed that they have an active representative there who is willing to resolve complaints. I suggest you open a case with AskGamblers and explain your situation to them so that they can mediate between you and the casino operator.

https://www.askgamblers.com/online-casinos/reviews/n1bet-casino

Hopefully, you will be able to come to some sort of agreement, and this will help you get your money back. Good luck!

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I didn't see your post when I was writing my reply. I hope you will be successful with your claim.

Where did you get the information that the gambling site is new? According to the whois data, the domain was registered more than four years ago. The company, Galaxy Group Ltd, has been around even longer, although with a questionable history.

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I found that at least some of the sites mentioned in the post have already been promoted on bitcointalk.org:

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There are several solutions to this matter, this is just one example of how the scenario could play out. So, in order to make sure that the platform pays up your money in the event that they try to pull a fast one on you, you can use a mediator to act as a middleman between the two parties. This is a service that you can find online or chosen by the platform, but I recommend using an independent third-party mediator because they will be more likely to have no affiliation with either party, and therefore be less likely to take sides. This way, if the dispute arises, you can have a neutral third party arbitrate to help you make a decision on how to proceed and negotiate a fair settlement with the platform.

A mediator cannot force a gambling platform to give you your money. Their only job is to convince the platform to pay up your money as long as you have backed up your claim with proper documentation and evidence. But if submitting your case for review does not help resolve this matter, then the only thing you can do is take legal action against the platform in an effort to finally receive the prize money owed to you. This can be time-consuming and costly, so make sure that you have enough evidence and data to back up your case if you chose to proceed with this course of action.

The Nigerian prince strikes again!  

Dakle, eto ga, ljudi. Kada su u pitanju online prijevare i nigerijski prinčevi, ništa se nije puno promijenilo u proteklih 30 godina. To je ista stara priča, s novim budalama koje padaju na nju.
Moguće je da su sljedeći na redu ruski oligarsi koji imaju poteškoća izvuči svoje prljavo rublje (pun intended) iz majke Rusije, pa trebaju našu pomoć.

You are right, this is always risky. The world is full of jealousy, envy and selfishness. I only share my success story with my close, trusted friend group and those who I see as being valuable in my life. Why? Well, because I'm not looking to be popular. I'm looking to build quality relationships with people who are on the same page as me, who will support me and vice versa. Also, I don't want people around me who are going to be jealous of my success or try to pull me down because they aren't achieving what I am.

I'm not saying that everyone is like this, but there are many people who cannot handle your success and will try to take advantage of you.

I always say that you should use your own judgement when deciding about accepting bonuses in different kind of casino sites. The final decision is yours, but I think that you will agree with me if I tell you that it is a good practice to read the terms and conditions of every deal you will be participating.

You can't expect a casino to give you a bonus without expecting anything in return. It's just like when a company gives you an incentive to buy their product, they have something to gain from it as well.  So if you think that the bonus is too good to be true then it probably is. And as we all know, there's no such thing as a free lunch.

Utopia P2P Ecosystem kampanja ima slobodnih mjesta za još 2x Sr. member & 1x Hero/Legendary člana.
Minimalno 25 postova tjedno, max. 5 postova dnevno se broji u tjednu kvotu. Postovi u Local sekcijama se NE BROJE.

Payouts & Positions:
Sr. Members - $40 BTC/Week + 10 CRP/Week.
Hero/Legendary Members - $50 BTC/Week + 15 CRP/Week.

Yeah, this is pretty crazy requirement, and I am generally skeptical of this practice. It seems strange that they would need photos of both sides of your credit card just to confirm your identity or to confirm that it's yours and not someone else's.  

I've never heard of this being a requirement for any reputable company, and I personally don't think it should be. It seems like this would be a great way for scammers to get copies of your credit cards and use them to make unauthorized purchases, or to sell them to other scammers on the dark web. In fact, this is exactly how credit card scammers work! This is just another example of why it's important to be fully aware of what you're agreeing to when you sign up for a new service and to read the fine print - it can help you avoid getting surprised by unexpected requirements down the road.

@seoincorporation, would you mind sharing the casino's name so we can investigate further?