The activity is considered as betting on something else, and it is gambling, but the game it self is not, obviously. It is even considered as an esports. Like i said on other threads in relation about games and gambling, all gambling can be considered as games, but not all games can be considered gambling. That is why we have sports betting.

It happens usually but not that severe as it will be okay after a refresh or two. This also happens when you click the "all" to show all replies on a thread, making a search, or just browsing. Or doing anything that loads huge data from the server or the server having heavy traffic on that specific moment.

Probably because of high promised return for yield farming tokens, number of accepted tokens that came from airdrops, and other token related service, etc.
It's my first time hearing this exchange actually, but their user base is somewhat large, they have 100k twitter followers although not sure the legitimacy of the followers.

Knowing they have huge user base if this case is too all of their users, then this might be a very huge problem to begin with.

About the reporter badge, it was proposed by theymos even asked for the reporter badge image^[1] and yet it wasn't implemented. Well, it's been already 4 years and counting. This is also the reason the surge^[2] of reporters seeking this badge

[1] Seeking reporter badge images
[2] Reporter Statistics

Bitcointalk has feature when you logout on one device, all current login session will be logout in any device.

When time of losing device, changing password is all simple resolution even in any kind of accounts in the internet no need of other feature. Simply multiple login at once is a convenient way for those who have desktop, smartphone and tabs or any device that has browser app that can login websites.

Here in my area those you mentioned are still used in guessing their betting numbers either the olds and youngster. The numbers shows on their dreams, also they so called "analyze" the date and time of death anniversary of the family member who "died" and come up a betting number and will be used to stake, birth date of someone in family circle is used as well. Well, in some way those number shows, but i still think it is just pure luck.

About the city/place where the lottery takes, as long as there is no transparency of the method used and it's not public, the chance of it for being rigged is too high.

Probably, that's the case, since high possibility that you will be using the same ip address on the same network connection.

Since you already gave them personal information about you, i guess you should open a support ticket again and pm their support here with the linked shared above. Tell them about this, make a pic both of you and your brother with your phone logged in on casino account. Tell them you both using the site and sharing the same wifi connection.

Well, i don't know if it will work, but there's no harm in trying especially for the $100 you owned.

That's somewhat right, but as you've seen, in any country, government's regulations do the thing, instead of buying literally. And crypto regulations is a double edge sword, while it's somewhat good for the community instead of banning crypto in specific country, it also a risk for decentralization where we are already in era of KYC—normalizing KYC.

For the original coingecko, yes, there's nothing other than the emails and accounts.

For this phishing site, it's the connecting of wallets which is weird why they ^{(scammer/hacker)} designed it like that lol, coz most regular users of coingecko will probably notice why there is a connecting of wallet ^{(metamask or something)}.

Yes, as per the OP. 

I've search "coingecko" in google and it shows as sponsored in the top, which really unfortunate that google don't have quality control to avoid accepting such ads.

I suggest you to avoid clicking sponsored ads in google search page just like you did because scam ads is inevitable in google search page.

Also, kindly report it, it only takes seconds to do that.

For someone who can't read and debug programming codes, algorithms, yes, it's very complicated. That's why you need an IT guy to do it for you, it's part of the business, asked professional people to do it for you. Just like i said it's not like you are buying things from online shop/marketplace, like check it out then few seconds you get your copy of casino software, nah.

Creating a new website from scratch is whole different level. It's safe since it will go in different stage of quality management (quality control, quality assurance, etc.), yet time consuming and will require more resources than buying an already established running business, especially for marketing side just to get your very first batch of users.
Yes, contracts is always part of the business, everyone who buy business needs contracts and everything should be in legal way. Once you missed important parts, you are risking your time and money so buyer should always take advice from professionals.

I will refrain of speaking of which when you don't have enough data or statistics about this. I know some users shared their experience here the same as you described, so matic they are labeled as money launderer?

If "real gamblers" will used "most" of its deposits, then how about those who used the partial, quarter of their deposits? Also those who used all of their deposits. What should be they called?

The point is why labeling someone as real or not real gambler or what ever you call it just because they don't want to bet their whole deposits, quarter of it or all of it. There is no requirement of being a gambler soon as you gamble, you are a gambler, also for a money launderer. Any launderer can do both or any options mentioned, as long the money were from any crime then send it to gambling sites, its already laundering, whatever he does to that money.

Yes, no doubt about it, large volume, many options of alt/token, good user experience, have other services offered. But it doesn't mean they are invulnerable in any kind of hacking nor any exchanges. That's why always trade/exchange with cautious, trade what you can afford to lose if hack happens, and do the best practice to protect your funds.

In an era like this, kyc is a trend almost required in any platform that something to do with fiat. That's why users tend to submit their info like it is nothing special, and no harm will happen like i always read in any kyc concern thread.

If we're talking of kyc preferred triggers, maybe only to those "legit" suspicious activity detected and a certain higher withdrawals, nothing else. This setup works in some reputed casino why not it is not followed to those new casino as well? Or to all casino.

Buying a ready-made website business especially an established casino is not just like you're buying things on amazon, etsy or any marketplace. Anyone who is interested on buying such software should take many considerations including code audits while escrow with a lot of terms should be cleared for both party to avoid situations linked on this thread which is unfortunate.

Check the posted eth address which has $20k balance and had the same experience in the comments. Also, there's no need to be happy for what had happen just because he gave proofs of the hacked and it doesn't mean anyone will be exempted of any hack when he posted more proofs.
Avoiding scams and hacks had almost the same practice to be followed. DYOR always helps.

As for OP, yeah, making mistakes in this space is always be a costly mistake. So learning from this kind of mistake of mistake is very important.

I just want to mention the manager @Royse777 that my rank was updated to Hero, and i would be glad if my info in the sheet will be updated too

Edit: i updated my signature too btw

In my country, there is a law of animal welfare, and against for animal cruelty such as horse and dog fight, but what, cock fighting is legal here. Only to those licensed cockpits in every sunday and some holidays.
Due to this is a huge business here and already part of the culture and tradition since many hundred years ago, i don't think if government will stop it or make a law against it since most politicians are only held to protect their businesses.

Yes, reasonable enough to take consideration when choosing a casino. Any casino website that is not mobile responsive only means that they don't care their users and doesn't have the budget to do it. If they can't do at least for this simple yet important feature how much more others, like its security, UX, etc.

So far, new casino software are mobile and tablet responsive, unlike those old casino/gambling sites, mostly old dice sites are.

Probably because he doesn't care it's his price after all. If someone make a deal for it's a win-win for them. Besides it uses a broker this means, broker will get a percentage or fixed commission for this sale, that's why its too expensive.

If OP is still care locking this thread and create a new thread will help, this thread become haven of spam, the redundancy of replies/post sucks.