Gambling bots are allowed at Stake, and, if I recall correctly, Stake has even endorsed Seuntjies dicebot, so there's no problem asking for advice regarding other gamblers' experiences with that bot here.

@DiceAmateur, have you tried another version of dicebot? Perhaps the problem is only with the latest version.

KYC requirements are not explicitly specified in their Terms and Conditions (in fact, it is always a good idea to read the terms before deciding to use a service), but you might find this reply from their representative helpful:

First of all, cryptocurrencies can be divided into different sectors, and there's a lot of opportunity in all of them. The sector I focus on, and in which I participate with my company, is programming and development, and this is my motivation. I believe that coding is one of the most valuable skills in this world and a great investment in your future.

These days, many blockchain entrepreneurs focus on improving the development and security of the Blockchain applications. A lot of the development is conducted by open source projects, which means there are opportunities for developers across a whole range of different skill levels.

It seems like you have difficulty understanding what the term "mentor" really means. Satoshi may be your role model, or you may be inspired by him, but either way, he wasn't your mentor. Especially not when it comes to crypto trading, because he never said anything about it, as far as I know.


A what now?

Yes and no. It depends on where you are in the world and what your target market is. There are a lot of companies using BTC right now as an alternative currency, and it's easy to start accepting BTC when you can integrate it into your checkout process, but it is still very new. People won't be ready to spend it in retail until it is more mainstream. However if your target market is people already using bitcoin then accepting BTC is a no-brainer.

As more countries wake up to the potential of blockchain and cryptocurrency, businesses and entrepreneurs are beginning to find cryptocurrency solutions that can make them more competitive. Now is a good time to educate and engage in a new and upcoming area of the tech industry. These campaigns focus on teaching people to understand cryptocurrency and how it works as well as provide educational resources that can give people a better understanding of the potential of these new technologies. This is critical because many people don't understand what cryptocurrency is, how it works, or what the differences are between them, and this is preventing them from taking full advantage of the opportunities that this technology holds.

If you haven't already, the time to educate yourself and become better-informed about blockchain and cryptocurrency is now. This forum has some useful information for you. Start educating yourself.

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I'm sorry, but it's impossible to draw any conclusions from these few screenshots of live chat. What was his issue? Did they request KYC from a high roller?
Hmm ... no matter how much I personally dislike KYC, it can't be described as a "bad situation", especially if it's part of their terms of service.

It's been two months since the OP posted this topic, and he has yet to reply to questions and comments from the community. Therefore, I can only assume that your question will remain unanswered as well, along with other unanswered and much more important questions, such as listing shady casinos such as 1xbit / 1xbet, 22bet, melbet ... and other potentially suspicious sites.

As I said before, this is probably just a paid promotion for some casino sites, or maybe he's just promoting those sites with the best affiliate terms. Whatever the reason, this is not a review site that can be relied upon for accurate, unbiased information.

It might not be the best time to advertise on the forum after all, as OP hasn't even launched his gambling site yet and is still considering ideas and opinions from the community.


Honestly, I wouldn't pay too much attention to the survey, people are just being extra careful with their money these days, but many new gambling platforms have demonstrated that with good promotion and the right attitude, you can attract new customers.

OP, I say give it a try, and see what happens.

I don't think so. I believe owning your own business is not too difficult, but to run a successful business is. For example, you can own a business without knowing almost anything about it, but if you have capable managers who can run the business on your behalf the business can still be successful. Running a successful business requires hard work, intelligence, skills, and heart, and sometimes need to think outside the box. This mean knowing what to do and how to do it well. Many small businesses fail due to such reasons.


You're right about this. This platform does help small businesses and casinos start-ups to get the business up and running. For example, many new casinos use this platform to announce their existence and to offer their services to the public, and it helps the casinos to grow their social fan base. In other words, it helps them to build a network of trust with their audience before they ever go on to advertise on more popular channels.

We all depend on luck when it comes to gambling. Even the top professional gamblers admit that there are no certainties in any of the games. No matter how much money we have when we play, it does not guarantee a win, because luck is still a factor in each and every game.

Now, for those who do not gamble any longer because they did not have luck or they gave up trying, what would you tell them to encourage them to go back to gambling?

One of the ways to get people to gamble is by reminding them of their big wins in the past. The other way is telling them about the experiences of other people who have had great wins. We can also tell them that gambling can be a lot of fun and even the worst gambler still have a chance.

It is difficult to give meaningful answers to such hypothetical questions. As a starting point, I can say without hesitation that I would not invest in such a new site, no matter what the conditions were. My first priority is to protect my funds. And when it comes to playing, I'm willing to take some risks in order to test new games and explore the unknown. Still, if it is established that these gambling sites are capable of fair play, or that they are free of exploitative or deceptive behavior, then maybe I'd try the site out.

Nowadays, there is no more solid trust for gambling review sites, either. After reading some of them, it became apparent that most reviews were biased and unreliable. Because, for example, some reviews are not even written by the real gamblers, but by salespeople of gambling websites or other people who are hired to write them. Other review sites were just copied from one another. So it's hard to rely on any of the reviews written by these review websites. So, apart from using reliable gambling review sites, one should also try to check out more sites which try to be more objective, in order to determine what actually is a reliable source of information.

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You violated the forum rules by ban evading.


The old account cannot be deleted and you cannot create or use a new accounts if the old one has been banned from the forum. But I suppose that you already know that now.

This doesn't explain the use of the same wallet address in your Proof of Authentication posts.

This is your post from UNICORNIA NFT Bounty Campaign:

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The same BSC Wallet Address was used by Cryptolanad at least 46 times before.
https://ninjastic.space/search?content=0x467c1dCE11AA733fDac5CadA42207F5c0a1dfC4C

And there is also this (although you later deleted the post):

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Looks like you posted your twitter report from the wrong account, and reposted it again, five minutes later, as Cryptoland.
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Just calm down, dude. Insults and belittling won't accomplish anything and have the opposite effect you want.

Yes, the founder of freebitco.in, wetsuit, started it as a hobby site to promote Bitcoin with just three things - a free faucet, a dice game, and a lottery, but has now evolved into a very successful business. As far as I know, it is the only faucet site that has been successfully transited from a simple faucet idea to a full-fledged casino, and it is now one of the oldest and best-known Bitcoin casinos around, and is probably the most visited site when it comes to Bitcoin casino gambling.

This Yobit in-house shitcoins are even worse than regular scammers who create useless coins and tokens and promote them on social media and forums. Regular shitcoins at least have a blockchain, unlike this Yobit scam tokens. I saw recently that they were promoting the Luna fork, and now they have decided to try the same thing with Bitcoin. They employ the same strategy over and over again. Apparently they are running out of ways to lure new victims into their scam. They even offer a bonus for new registrations of 4700 FUSD (Fast Dollars), but they were actually supposed to say Fake Dollars because this is just another worthless in-hosue token!

It is unlikely that you will get any useful information from this thread, as the creator of the thread has already stated that he is not a customer support representative or that he has any authority over payments:


Apparently, AceDBets has already had some bad reports and unsolved cases from other users, so it's probably best to avoid casinos like this and go for one with a better reputation and better support on this forum. The casino's operator obviously isn't very responsible with their handling of customer funds and doesn't give a single damn about having a long-standing reputation in this community. If you're truly concerned about the safety of your money, always consider going to a higher-rated casino, where you're less likely to get scammed.