It's good that you announced the changes before the start of the competition otherwise some users may complain about it.
On the website, the prizes are shown in μBTC (I believe it depends on the currency of the account) while I believe it should be in USD since the prize pool is fixed in USD ($10.000) For example, the first prize is 196560 μBTC which is less than 3,895 USDT according to the current exchange rate.

Yes, I read their T&C too and as some members above pointed out, the list there is for countries restricted by game providers and this is not the cause of the problem. I was referring to countries restricted by the casino whic are determined by their license.
For example, if Netent (game provider) restricts your country but the casino allow it, you still would be able to access the casino but you won't be able to open/play Netent games.

Can you share the list of restricted countries according to your license either here (preferably) or in your T&C!
For privacy reasons, some members may not feel confortable sharing their personal information such as their location. But by by posting the list here, users who can't access your website can check if their country is on that list or not, if it's not then they can report it here and you will know if there is something wrong with your Geo blocker.

Unlike altcoins, Bitcoin is supported by almost all crypto casinos. Therefore, the lightning network seems a better and more practical alternative than using alts. If you are going to use alts and you play on different casinos then you will find yourself forced to continuously exchange coins depending on the casino you are going to play at and the coins it supports.
Another reason, you can use a single wallet to make both on-chain and lightning transactions while in case of altcoins you probably will have to use more than one wallet.

The website is up and working just as they announced.
I appreciate that they did respect the announced the deadline but am a little disappointed because the only way to log on is with a Steam account! I hope they will add other registration options so we can try and test the platform.
There are three games: CoinFlip, Jackpot and Battles but I couldn't figure out how the latter works and didn't find any information about it in their FAQ.

I am not aware of any casino which offers only slot games, at least not a reputable one. Most of the casinos I have tried and have a good reputation offer multiple type of games (slots, table games, live games..)
However, all of them have a menu from which you can choose which type of games you are interested in and want to play. From the menu you can select "slots" then only slot games will be visible.
I think this is your best option and what you should do in case you don't find a casino offering only slot games.

This case is a bit complicated and the answer depends on many factors. What may be true or OK for one casino might be wrong or a NO for another casino.
Some casinos ban users based on their country of origin regardless of where they are staying (country of residence). This may also depend on the type of residence you have whether it's permanent or temporary..
In such cases, better read read carefully the T&C of the service you intend to use and if you still have some doubts you should contact their customer support to have the correct answer.
I know many people who travel abroad just to access and benefit from services which are restricted in their countries, but not sure how legal is that.

Not sure if this is an advertising technique or what, but I noticed lately that many OR post the announcement thread before the official launch of their services. This may be counterproductive as it is obvious that many members don't like it and they probably will never check the ann thread again or visit the website.

I didn't find much information on their twitter page which is not very active, btw. But you are right, the wagering requirement (1.5x) is too low and this may open the door for cheaters. I hope they are aware of this and know how to deal with it.

Money laundering is not about converting bitcoin or other crypto to fiat. It's more about exchanging bitcoin/crypto gained illegaly (tainted) with clean coins for which the source can be traced and proved (source of funds).
Imposing a wagering requirement on deposits before being able to withdraw them can reduce such activity but won't solve the problem completely. For example, someone who has $100k worth of bitcoin won't mind completing the wagering requirement and risking to lose x% of that money as long as he will get clean coins. This is one of the reasons why most casinos have this kyc policy.

Hi 2020GD. I tried to access the website through the link above, it redirects me to fog-s.com which shows a "403 Forbidden" error message! I tried multiple times, sometimes and after waiting few seconds it redirects me again to foggystar.com which works fine but in most times it just remain stuck like that.

edit: It looks like the browser removes the  /b at the end of the link for some reason! Adding it manually solves the problem.

Nice to see another promotion made exclusively for bitcointalk member! Thanks.
I just want to know if we have to send you the PM with our usernames before we make the deposit and complete the 10mBTC wagering requirement? I mean if someone makes a deposit and complete the wagering requirement (within the promotion period) then sends the PM, will he get the bonus.
Also, is there a minimum deposit amount to be eligible for this promotion?

Many members think this is a bad idea just because there will be many scammers! I disagree with this and hope OP will not get discouraged or lose interest in this project.
Every new project will be the main target of scammers and since this project is based mainly on telegram, their job will be even easier. But this is not a reason to give up. There are many ways to protect legit users such as hiring moderators for the group or even developing a bot which deletes spam messages and bans spammers.

Yes, they do. Most internet service providers will assign you a new IP address each time you reboot your router or turn off then on your mobile data. Besides, many users log in from different devices and/or locations (different IPs). Casino owners know this and therefore they allow logging in from different IPs.
It only becomes suspicious when the ip range is completely different (different country) or when more than account have the same ip. In such cases, they may ask the user to complete kyc.

This is a bit contradictory! First you say there is no risk then you acknowledge that there are many scammers and thiefs targeting users'p personal information!
My concern is that there are many people who still don't realize how valuable their personal information are and how scammers and fraudsters can use them in their scam schemes.

It's good to have your own in-house games but as far as I can see from the pictures, those are the most classic games which you can find practically on all other online casinos. Also, I only see the basic features and without any advanced (special) features it will be hard to compete with other casinos and attract players.
Are those games going to be provably fair? I wish so, because this is becoming a standard in the online gambling industry especially for this kind of games.

Actually, most casinos and businesses have a similar clause in their terms of service. Many of them even add a clause giving them the right to adjust or replace their terms at any time they want at their own discretion. Probably as a way to avoid lawsuits.
But resorting to this clause and applying it whenever a customer make a big profit and requests a withdrawal is unethical by all means and will definitely damage the companie's reputation.
OP, I suggest moving this topic to the Scam Accusations board and provide as many evidence as you can.

Don't know if it's just me or you did indeed make some changes to the design of the website! It looks a bit different from the last time I checked it, especially the dashboard. Maybe it's just because am using a wider screen this time, though!
Anyway, I think you should disable the HOTKEYS feature by default and add an option to let the user enable/disable it if he wishes. Someone may mistakenly click on the R button and click on ROLL without realizing he activated max bet.

I took a look at the link (thanks for sharing it with us, btw) and read all reviews and to be honest I didn't find anything alarming or that may suggest that this casino can't be trusted. I didn't see any serious accusation or any complaint about being scammed. Most complaints are either about bad experience with customer support or about payment delays, which were processed manually back then.

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This is true and it's not an exception for new casinos alone, even most established, long standing casinos have this high wagering requirements for bonus money.
The problem with this particular casino is that the wagering requirement is different for each player, which is very odd and OP have to explain this.

edit: It's not clear whether the wagering requirement is for the bonus amount which is $8 or for all the winnings from the bonus money. According to what other members have shared, it looks to be the latter but the numbers still don't match.

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