This is false information. Where did you get that from?

It is clearly stated in their ToS and FAQ that the casino will require KYC when withdrawing funds, but not when depositing crypto.

https://www.arcanebet.com/en/support/faq#when-do-i-need-to-verify-my-identity

Thanks for the heads-up. This is a serious issue and I hope casino representatives will come to the forum to explain the situation. In the meantime, I would suggest everyone to stay away from this casino because it's most likely an exit scam.

I also left a negative trust on their accounts because I believe there are too many red flags. Stay vigilant!

It's all in the terms of service and FAQs. When you register on the site, you must check a box saying you agree to their terms and conditions. It is important that everyone reads these before using any platform. It might be mind-numbingly boring, but this way, you can avoid any nasty surprises and count on the company to be up-front about their intentions.

No matter how nice that sounds, I disagree. Respect is not something that is freely given, but earned.
Many people feel they are entitled to be respected without giving anything in return. They want our respect with no strings attached, and when they fail to get it, they're quick to point out that we're the ones who are disrespectful. Whether or not you choose to show respect for certain individuals is of course totally up to you, but appealing to the idea of inherently deserved respect seems to be a way of manipulating others into doing what you want.


I think you are confusing respect with basic courtesy and human decency. But beyond basic courtesy, it's not as if he or she must be respected by default.
Ultimately, I think the only way to truly earn someone else's respect is to put in the effort to develop yourself into a person worthy of it.

A simple google search reveals that all the content on your website is blatant plagiarism from the Cointelegraph news portal. Who gives you the right to steal other people's work and present it as your own without giving credit to the original authors?



"Ford prepares to enter the Metaverse with virtual automobiles and NFTs"
original source: https://cointelegraph.com/news/ford-prepares-to-enter-the-metaverse-with-virtual-automobiles-and-nfts

"Polygon CSO blames Web2 security gaps for recent spate of hacks"
original source: https://cointelegraph.com/news/polygon-cso-blames-web2-security-gaps-for-recent-spate-of-hacks

"Animoca confirms $110M round led by Temasek, plans new acquisitions"
original source: https://cointelegraph.com/news/animoca-confirms-110m-round-led-by-temasek-plans-new-acquisitions

Unfortunately, the cryptocurrency space is still new and unregulated, giving scammers plenty of ways to dupe unsuspecting victims. It's sad that scammers are taking advantage of the Queen's passing by introducing tokens featuring her name. The truth is that using the name of anyone or anything for promotional purposes in the cryptocurrency space will eventually be identified by a vigilant community, and in most cases be condemned. Especially when it is about a deceased person.

As the cryptocurrency industry continues to grow, so too will the number of scams that come with it. The best way to combat this problem is by banding together as a community and being vocal about these fraudulent schemes whenever they arise. If you see someone promoting tokens that seem fishy or are taking advantage of recent world events, please speak up, because as long as we continue to remain silent, then scammers will continue to get away with their crimes. The cryptocurrency and blockchain community is one of the most innovative, hard-working groups of people in the world, and we should not allow ourselves to be taken advantage of by criminals who are only interested in making a quick buck. The more we speak up, the less likely they are to succeed.

@arcanebetcasino, first of all, welcome to Bitcointalk. I hope you'll find this little community worth sticking around for a while. 

Your site looks professional and well-designed, with a wide variety of games. Overall, it looks like you've done a great job with the site that captures most of the relevant information users will want to find, while still managing to look attractive. I like that you have so many games listed to choose from, so it looks like there'll be plenty of things to play at. Introducing cryptocurrencies is a great way to try and attract newer users, though it might be a little more difficult to get them to engage with your casino. There are plenty of longtime casino users who stick with the same site year after year, and there isn't much incentive for them to leave.

Still, I like what I've seen so far, and I think you're definitely on the right track to success. When it comes to building a reputation here, if you act professionally, post comments frequently, and respond to questions in a timely manner, the community will respect you. This will help you leave a positive impact on your potential customers and develop a solid reputation. And, with that in mind, don't forget to be patient: it takes a while to get used to the community here, but once you do, you'll realize that it's fairly friendly.

There's something fishy about that casino site, no doubt about it. Apart from being an identical copy of a popular site, their reputation online doesn't look good.
Their domain was only registered last year and is already expiring in a few months, so it's possible they'll do a rug pull soon.


While I don't give too much weight to reviews on Trustpilot because they can easily be faked, in this case it is worth noting that this company has an overall rating of 100% bad with a total of 8 reviews.


https://www.trustpilot.com/review/bit555.io

Casino bonuses are, without a doubt, the most powerful tool casinos have to attract new players, and they're also an excellent way for someone to try out new games before they put their own money on the line. But, I don't think I need to tell you this, but regardless of how attractive a bonus looks, it's critical to read the fine print before you sign up and play. Look out for any strings attached, and take a close look at the potential wagering requirements. Casinos try to attract new players by offering bonuses and promotions, but they will also do everything in their power to protect themselves from cheaters and bonus abusers. Some casinos will allow you to withdraw your winnings immediately after you meet the playthrough requirements, while others require you to deposit money first. The bottom line is that casino bonuses can be enticing, but make sure you read up on all the small print before you join.

Most importantly, remember to have fun playing!

There are a couple of ways to do it: you can do a bitcoin giveaway in the Games and Rounds section, or you can do an altcoin bounty and post it in the Bounties (Altcoins) section, but you cannot do an altcoin giveaway anywhere on the forum. For that you will have to make an off-site giveaway and post the link on the forum. It is important to note that for altcoin bounty, participants must complete some task (for example: follow/like/share on social networks) but you cannot reward them solely for replying to your thread.

No, unfortunately it is not allowed to do that on the forum. You can do giveaways off-site (for example, google form) and post a link in this thread, but you can't give people any incentive for replying to your thread.

On the contrary. There is plenty of evidence indicating that both sites are in fact related, even by their own admission. This topic has already been covered extensively in multiple threads, use the search function.

So let's ask a different question: Is there ANY tangible evidence that 1xBET and 1xBit are NOT owned and operated by the same company? Even circumstantial evidence would be helpful.

We should always welcome local merit sources in order to stimulate discussion within local sections, and the chart for July 2022 shows that there is definitely room for improvement in the Portuguese local board's merit/post ratio:

(thanks to Rikafip)

@joker_josue, I wish you the best of luck with your application.

OWL.GAMES kampanja ima slobodno mjesto za jednog Sr. member-a.
Minimalno 20 postova tjedno (od toga barem 5 u Gambilng-u). Postovi u Local sekcijama se NE broje u tjednu kvotu.

Sr Members - $60 in BTC

I just gave you some examples to help you understand how the provably fair system works. These are not ready-made solutions; you should DYOR and come up with your own solution.


Where did you get such an idea? I think you are confusing encryption with hashing. SHA256 is a cryptographic hash function, not an encryption method.


How is that relevant here? It is an active flag on that member, it has nothing to do with the topic.


You still don't understand what "provably fair" means and why it matters. In any case, good luck with your project, but I can hardly give it any chance of success.

That is very far from the truth and only shows your ignorance of the matter. As I mentioned before, I suggest you learn what provably fair method means and how it works.
It is possible, for example, to publish a random number in an encrypted form before the game and then reveal the key afterwards, or to use publicly available but unpredictable information (for example, the hash of the next block). This would ensure fairness in your game.

What is a "Provably Fair" and How does it work?
A guide to how Provably Fair works.


That's irrelevant. There is no way to identify the real owners of these wallets, and whether or not they are actually legitimate players.

We have no objection to your way of generating randomness, but to the fact that your system is not provably fair. What's stopping you from drawing the numbers until you get a result that works in your favor? All of this can be done in the background in a fraction of a second and players have no way to verify that the draw was fair and unbiased. Learn what provably fair systems mean.


Yes, it's a personal preference, but the primary purpose of design is to sell a product. Does your design sell a product? Besides, you don't have to compromise on speed to have a beautifully designed site. Websites can be both lightweight and attractive at the same time.

With a site that looks like yours, I seriously doubt your claim to be "the biggest and most trusted platform." 

When it comes to gambling, presentation is everything. No one wants to play a boring game or use a dull website, and if you want them to keep coming back for more chances of winning money, you need to make your site engaging and fun. If you can't do this, you won't be able to compete with other games and sites in the industry, and people will start looking elsewhere for their entertainment, and you'll lose out on lucrative opportunities.

Gambling is, at its core, entertainment. And like all entertainment industries, the one that's most likely to succeed is the one who can produce the fun and exciting content viewers want. It's no different in online gambling. If you want to achieve your long-term goals of success, then create the best overall product you can, a product people will come back time and time again to play.

Yes, It's always a good idea to have some financial management in place when gambling. It will likely prevent us from going overboard and then regretting our decisions. The discipline is the best way of handling our finances at the end of it all and it's not an easy task to begin with because we tend to always want to play more and also forget that the money we have is not infinite.

Gambling can be fun and exciting but it can also be a great stress. If you remain calm after winning, and not get carried away, you can enjoy your time at the casino without any regrets. At the same time, if you lose, don't get upset because it's just a game and there are other things in life that matter more than money. Gambling is entertaining only when you focus on having fun and try to not worry about the loss or winning money.

I'm not trying to be a jerk here, just being honest and direct. The design of this site really looks bad and poorly laid out, and there are a lot of weird features that are seemingly just there for no reason. I can't imagine getting any business from it. Of course, anyone can't expect the new site will be really good, especially if it's done by a novice. But if you don't know how to design and code, at least get someone who does, or hire someone to do it for you.

I truly hope that OP will be more active on these forums in the future and also try to listen to the recommendations and opinions of the community because this is the best way to learn and improve. This is a great place to start, but if you want your site to be successful, you need to listen to what people are saying and try to improve it. Only then this site can has better future and survive in the world of casino online game.