There is nothing wrong in asking questions and sharing your concerns here and you can ask as many questions as you want and am sure the casino representative and other members will do their best to assist you.
But don't you think it's a bit strange that many old newbie accounts just woke up from a long period of inactivity just to start posting in this thread!! This doesn't look good and it may harm coinslotty reputation.

Imo, attracting customers and gaining trust are two completely different things and there are many examples which confirm this. You can find many trustworthy casinos with few customers as well as you can find casinos with very bad reputation (scammers literally) but they manage to attract new players everyday, unfortunately.

Building a good reputation and gaining users' trust takes time but it's not that hard (for an honest person ofc): just be honest and transparent all the time, this is all it takes!

Thank you for taking the time to answer my question.
The reason why asked that question is because I saw winners from countries am very familiar with and am pretty sure people there never use such names which raised my suspicion!

Does this mean you do not request kyc? That's interesting knowing you pay high winnings up to $1M!!

Honestly, this is also what came into my mind when I read the topics title. I thought OP's idea is to create a telegram gambling bot or something like that til I read the full topic.
OP's idea is good and such group will be a great gathering place for in-play betting fans. However, I share some other members concerns about the possibility of such group getting filled with trolls and especially scammers.

LM, I suggest making the image link to jumbloticket website. I saw the "Register Now" at the bottom of the image and naively clicked on it thinking it will take me to the registration page 

I have one question for the moment regarding the names of the latest winners: are the names on the list the winners' real names or just nicknames? I wish an official representative will answer this question.

If you are going to exchange bitcoin or any other cryptocurrency directly to fiat, then I don't think you will be able to achieve complete anonymity even if you use a fully decentralized exchange.
It's true that you don't have to verify your identity when using a decentralized exchange such as Bisq or HodlHodl but you will need to either meet the buyer/seller in person or share your payment information (ie bank account) with him, hence, revealing your identity.
To mitigate this, you will have to use an intermediary payment method which doesn't require revealing your personal information (ie vouchers) then exchange those vouchers for fiat on the appropriate platform.

Can you explain more what do you mean by "themed provably fair casinos" so we understand what you want to know exactly?
Not sure but according to the two examples you gave, I believe you are talking about provably fair games developed by the casino itself and not by a games provider! If so, then I don't think there is much difference since the games are almost the same and it's hard to find one with a truly unique concept.

OP, a friendly advice: since you have already purchased the domain name (supposing it's really you who own it) and if you are serious about this project, the least you can do is to create your own landing page and link the domain to it while you finish working on your website. Using a free domain parking service shows lack of professionalism and gives a bad impression about your business.
I suggest locking this thread then comeback when your platform is ready and fully operational.

No, your topic wasn't removed but a moderator moved it to the Investigations board. Since your rank is still Newbie you can't access that board, it's only visible for Members and above (the restriction has been set for privacy reasons as this board is mainly used for doxing).
I hope an official representative will respond here or on the scam accusation thread you created to clear this up.

I beg to differ.
Firstly, sportsbet is the brand name which is a cool one, imo, and easy to remember. Sportsbet.io is just their main domain name. Secondly, most crypto related websites use the .io TLD therefore sportsbet.io is in fact a smart choice of domain name since their target audience are crypto users.

We are supposed to use the button to split quotes, so there should be a closing [/quote] tag at the end already.

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I didn't see the example LoyceV linked to, to be honest. I just got what he meant by reading the OP.

When you quote someone and need to split the quote to address each part separately, you just place the cursor where you need to insert the split quote tags.

Example:

it will look like this:

Both are marketing strategies and many people think they mean the same thing this is why they are wrongly used interchangeably.
There are few differences between the two. For example, a referral program is dedicated mainly for the service customers or players in case of a casino. A player can join the referral program, he will get a referral link and he will get a percentage from the money spent by all those who registered through his link.
On the other hand, affiliate programs are dedicated for influencers (streamers, bloggers, instgrammers...). They doesn't have to be customers of the service.

No, Electrum does not charge any fees.
You have to pay that flat fee only if you create a 2fa wallet and the fees will go to a third party service (TrustedCoin) not Electrum.

1mBTC  = 1/1000 BTC = 0.001 BTC = ~ $3
But afaik, Trusted coin charges 0.0005 BTC for every 20 transactions or 0.00125 BTC for 100 transactions.

No.

Other than the 2fa fees paid to TrustedCoin you don't have to pay any other fees except the regular transactions fees paid to miners (only when sending).

The mobile version lacks some features compared to the desktop version such as coin control, console, testnet... But regular users don't really need them.

^^
When OP created this topic, we all asked him to wait more and be patient because LTC Casino has the right to withhold his money for up to three whole months according to their ToS that he agreed to when registering.
Now that these three months have passed, which were more than enough time for them and all involved parties to complete their investigation, if they still can't prove he has cheated (even if he did), they must let him withdraw all his money then they can ban his account if they want.

I read the announcement thread and didn't quite understand how this casino works so I contacted the customer support for more clarification and to be honest they responded quickly, which I didn't expect!
It looks like their games are on-chain games so no need for registration or anything. You just need to send the amount you want to bet to the address shown on the website and based on the last five digits of the block containing your transaction the winner will be determined. if you win, your winnings will be automatically sent to your address (the one you used to make the deposit).
This is regarding how their games work but I can't say if they are legit or not for the moment as I didn't make a deposit.

When it comes to malwares and online attacks then I don't believe wallets on desktop devices are any safer than wallets on mobile phones unless this device is totally air-gapped (offline wallet).
If your concern is the $5 wrench attack or losing your phone then having your coins on a mobile phone or carrying a hardware wallet with you when you go out doesn't make much difference, supposing your mobile and the wallet app are secured with a strong password/pin.
What you should do is to keep all your coins on an offline wallet and keep on your mobile wallet just a small amount enough to cover your expenses while being out.

I suppose this malicious code contained in the ad affect only the browser plug-in version of metamask and not any other web3 wallet, right!
Although this attack seems a bit advanced, Coinzilla should take full responsibility for it as it's their job to scan all ads for malicious codes. But it's also the users responsibility to read the transaction details before approving it and clicking the sign button.

I hope not many users were affected!

This is just another reason why this website shouldn't be trusted and you should stay away from it.
Theoretically, if you use a new address that has never been used and that no one except you knows about to register then you should be safe, the chances someone will know your address are near zero. However, after making your first withdrawal, you should abandon that account and create a new one.
Don't think too much about it, a legit website will never implement such registration method.

This is most likely the cause of the problem. Did you get the download link from bitcoin.org? Because Bitcoin Wallet latest version is v9.03 and it requires Android 7.0 or higher.
If the Android version on your device is older than 7.0 then you should upgrade it.
If this is not an option then you should look for another wallet which can work properly on your device. I recommend Electrum. It's safe, easy to use and works properly even on Android 5.0

I believe Dewi Aries was talking about the hourly wager competition not the daily competition. But even then, it's still hard to compete for the first three places. I've been active on blackjack.fun for the last 24~36 hours and I got the feeling some players like RealWinner and SweetLou never sleep! They just come in the last minutes and take the first places