A few things that come to my mind:
1) Less embarassing to ask on a public forum as a stranger than an acquaintance/ family member/ friend, especially when it comes to online vice activities
2) Reputation. If either side has borrowed multiple times especially repeated business, it gets much easier
3) Flexibility. If my paycheck/ payout is due in X days, I rather not dip my hands into my pocket first. Let the loan give me some sense of security.
4) For the scammers/ newbies, trying their luck on gullible victims

I've seen these kind of shit before.

While the contents might look innocuous, there are likely hidden additional scripts called in the code's function keyword elsewhere to send the funds to the bad actor's address.

Or the address is encrypted and broken up into chunks, then concatenated while calling them. For instance, inside a function that is obfuscated to the non-technical victim:

send to doubleSpend + bitcoinCasino;

where doubleSpend = crypto address part 1
and bitcoinCasino = crypto address part 2

Have you tried clearing your browser's entire data and cache and retry? Nothing else suspicious happening on your system, right?

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Nice, that magic number out of all.

Thanks for the GA!

First time seeing such as well. The values have always been displayed properly from what I remember.

I'll go with 47 and 50 then

Not a good sign, we hope to not see a Bitvest v2 moment... they should have thought of some contingency plan. After all, they have been in the game for a long time.

Likely to split the cost of advertising and purchases.

Now you have moved most of your funds, just wait for a while to see how things go.

It could go either way 6-ft under or some new management takes over just like Binance, and it's BAU.

Cryptos are primarily used in gambling and casinos, so I don't see why it's considered a taboo or some sort to merit such discussions.

Even a simple guide such as "How to take advantage of welcome/ deposit bonuses" would be quite helpful to active gamblers.

Also, signature campaigns are primarily advertised by them. Would make sense where the traffic and money comes from.

I was informed in the FBC thread that TheQuin (correspondent) has not replied for nearly 2 months