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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لا أعتقد أن هذه العبارة لا زالت تؤثر على المستثمرين خاصة من لديهم تجربة طويلة في هذا المجال.

اتفق مع الأخ albon في ما قاله. عملة تيثر تعرضت لعديد الاختبارات الصعبة خاصة كل مرة ينهار فيها سوق العملات الرقمية مثل ما حصل في الفترة الأخيرة. فخلال فترات تراجع الأسعار يلجأ أغلب المتداولون لتحويل رصيدهم إلى العملات المستقرة و اهمها تيثر و رغم ذلك لم تتاثر كثيرا على عكس بعض العملات المستقرة الأخرى التي انخفظت قيمة بعضها باكثر من 10% و هو مؤشر غير جيد.
الاختبار الحقيقي برأيي هو حينما يتم بيع كميات كبيرة مقابل العملات الحقيقية مثل الدولار و سحبها.
باعتقادي انه ليس من مصلحة اي شخص ان تنهار عملة تيثر الا ان كانت الغاية زعزعة سوق العملات الرقمية ككل.

Actually, yes. Bitcoin.org offers the possibility to buy bitcoin through a third party provider which is MoonPay:


It looks like 1win.pro are using one of those payment gateways that will suggest you some websites/exchanges from where you can buy cryptos when you click on deposit. This feature exists even in some wallet apps.

Sorry, it's just me making some stupid tests 
I'll update my trust list asap, thanks for the notification.

Yep, this is what they claim on the footer of the website:
Am sure this is just another lie and there is no company, license or anything like that. Just a scam website hosted on the Internet (unless you got this information from somewhere else).
Sorry for your loss OP. I don't know if or how you will get your money back but the least you can do for the moment is to report the website to the domain name registrer (namecheap) so they take it down.

I can't tell with total certainty whether am a "Casual Social Gambler" or a "Serious Social Gambler". I can see myself on both categories depending on my mood. What is certain is that gambling does not have the same importance and not even close to family and social obligations, that's for sure.
I think the problem is with "Compulsive Gamblers". I know many of them and it is easy to realize if someone has gambling problems but they don't, they live in denial and refuse to accept the reality that they have addiction problems which makes their situation worst.

Thank you for the detailed guide, OP.
If anyone is interested to know more about bbcodes and how it works then I advice him to take a look at this topic by roslinpl:
[LEARN] BBCode Lessons & Tutorials [+tutorial videos!]
It consists of 11 lessons and am sure after you complete reading all of them, you'll be able to create your own customized signature.

By "low quality work" do you mean wrong guesses?
In my opinion, since this is not the kind of giveaways based on pure luck where you have to type your username but require a little bit of effort and making some research (finding the right slot which matches the picture), I believe it would be better to give the reward for the first ten users who guess it right instead of picking winners randomly.
btw, they are giving some hints from time to time.

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The problem here is that even if the casino can be trusted and we are one hundred percent sure they are not going to sell our documents or use them for bad purposes, there is still the possibility the casino website get hacked and its database alongside with our documents gets leaked.
I would recommend only sending your documents to a trusted website and make sure they know how to keep them safe (by encrypting them for example).

Greed and the false idea some people have that they can make huge guaranteed profit by investing in cryptocurrencies are the main reasons why many fall victims for those scam attempts.
Lack of knowledge isn't an excuse, in my opinion, because even if you don't know anything about cryptocurrency, it shouldn't be hard to realize that there is something wrong when someone offers to double your money in few days or tells you he has a magical trading strategy which can generate a huge profit.. Some scam schemes are too obvious but people still for them.

Sooner or later and whether we like it or not most online crypto casinos will start enforce kyc. For the moment, I try to enjoy my privacy by playing only on no-kyc casinos and many of them offer some great bonuses, it's just that they have stricter requirements.
If I'll be forced to verify my identity then I will play on a fiat casino and keep my precious crypto in my wallet.

You can play anonymously on bch.games without having to create an account and they claim they don't and will never ask for kyc. Also, all their games are in-house games and there are no games from third party providers (which may have country restrictions). Therefore, I don't see any reason why using a VPN may cause a problem, you should be fine, although I don't see any need for using one in this case.

Satoshi recommended against it too:
However, if it's a completely new wallet and you never shared any of its addresses with anyone and never posted it anywhere, then it should be OK to delete it without keeping a backup. The chances of someone mistakenly sending coins to it are near zero.

Regarding the scam, no  legit service will ask for your wallet seed or private keys and  it is not needed to connect your wallet. I hope no one will fall for it.