Peeps, I went to check JustCasino.io's terms and noticed the restricted countries has now been greatly reduced!


Thankfully, my place has now been cleared. I think most of us could play now.

I do wonder if we can still expect couple of countries to be cleared anytime soon? like those in asia for instance.

Honestly, it's pretty obvious this is a part of a promotion as well, same with sportsbet but that doesn't necessarily make the approach wrong nor prove that the winnings were staged.

If someone won this big, then it's a milestone for the casino and imo, it's just standard marketing to post about it. My guess though is, the recent million winnings thread by sportsbet gave them a push in a way -- perhaps made them remember the thing or smth which explains why the dates for their winnings thread were close to each other. OP did mention this was 8 months ago:

Lol it's indeed not that easy for us common folks.

You probably need to hire a marketing team and/or some relatively big names in crypto space to have a better chance at getting viral.


Never seen one as well, if there is one, it's likely news outlets would have picked it up. It's understandable since this can be complicated specially with victims residing on different countries plus legal fees not being cheap.

I've seen @stafstor actively fighting freewallet though -- not necessarily in a suit, you may wanna get in touch! see profile: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=3568746

They're not known to be a fast worker, sadly. Couple of months ago, someone had their funds stuck for 2 months and 8 days:


The difference is blockchain.com asked for lots of information from the user in question. Once the "review" has started, the op there has only received canned answers like "it's in process" lol bit similar, no?

One of the reasons why it's not advisable to store coins on a custodial wallet for years especially on platforms with bad raps like blockchain.com

May I ask if we're talking about a big amount?

And last I check they don't let you choose which third party exchange to use. The best part is how most of them are either lesser knowns to never heard or popular but has a bad rap on the community.


So there's a good chance you'll encounter a problematic platform like n.exchange who once asked for unfulfillable documents in the name of KYC/AML lol:

Ah for a sec, I thought the scammers would still wanna climb the trust ladder but I typically see the tax excuse when the scam steps has progressed too far already -- as you may have noticed, one of the trick is to gain your trust by letting you withdraw.

Does the "friend" who introduced you into this is someone who randomly slid into your dms? cause they could totally be part of the scam scheme.

It's not exactly paying with cryptocurrency but there are crypto debit card providers, here's a good list: Big List of Crypto Debit Cards -- note that you will have to pass an identity verification for this.

Honestly, with all the hoops and whatnot, you might as well just sell your crypto for fiat and pay with it.

Hopefully, one of the adjustments Little Mouse was talking about here was reducing the restricted countries:


I guess, they will make an annoucement soon -- fingers crossed lol.

But yeahhh, if you're one of the restricted countries, it's best to not bypass the restriction unless you're prepared for the risk. Some of us though, despite not being in one of the restricted countries use VPN  for the extra privacy. I guess by "VPN friendly", I could take that justcasino is OK for such purpose.

Heya Royse,

I would like to inform you that I'm leaving the campaign. Big thanks for these past couple of weeks, it's always nice to work with you. I'll continue chiming in on megapari's ANN thread whenever I can 🫡

Have a great day/night ahead, all!

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Similar thing has been asked on r/BitcoinCA -- a local crypto subreddit for Canada -- so I suggest taking a look at them as well.

1. Bitcoin (BTC): Margin / Leverage Trading platforms that work in Canada?
2. Crypto Derivatives?
3. Recommended Futures Platform

I insist to not blind trust anything though. Do the usual background checks and weigh in the risk specially on lesser known exchanges.

Doesn't look trustworthy to me, honestly...

I'm not sure what did you find when you googled but there's nothing from what I can see... for instance, they linked a trustpilot page and it's empty, the same goes for their socials as well. Another thing that bothered me is how there's a bestchange logo at the footer but they're not on bestchange's exchangers list, see: https://www.bestchange.com/list.html

To sum it up, I wouldn't risk it. If you're looking for an instant exchange, there are reputable services out there like exch, see thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=577207.0

About your friend, are they your actual friend or someone who randomly slid into your DMs? cause scam DMs are pretty rampant.

Have you tried this? -- on your top right, there's a person symbol, hit that and there should be a "bonuses and gifts" section where you can enter promo codes.


I would also like to ask how long is the promo?

Upon entering the code, I was asked to link my mobile which from what I read can be used to restore my account, would it be possible to disable this feature? otherwise I would like to ask if the recovery through phone number would bypass the totp 2fa I setup?

Pretty much! I can't see this being a legitimate service after reading this whole thread. However, I just wanna say that keeping a highly sensitive information such as seed online isn't a good practice. If you ever decide to get cryptos again, I would recommend a reputable wallet and store your seed offline.


I'm not sure if they're gonna reuse the address but try to see if you can add it on mexc blocklist. But you probably have to get mexc a police report to get them to fully cooperate.

I also wonder if the perps are being careful with the donation address. Unless I missed something, I only see two addresses where utxo's were consolidated:

1. https://mempool.space/address/1354rtws4vv8QE4wZq9s1Xa9fUMBBN3ac8
2. https://mempool.space/address/1KSQWmKtMuo3QAReun8uJiHsTwmixaB1CK

and as you may have noticed, funds from these two addresses have not moved.

I doubt VPN would help when they've already flagged/marked your accounts. I'm pretty sure paxful.com doesn't allow multiple accounts as well, now, this could be one of the reasons why your accounts were flagged.

Honestly have never heard of paxful being lenient on this-- kyc matters, so you most likely have to pass identity verification in order to get your funds out. Nevertheless, talk it out with the support.

PS: Exchanges board is more suited for this

I guess you might feel wronged if you have the wrong expectations. Gambling should just be for entertainment like the feeling when you're trying your luck and not some sort of source of income. Most long time gamblers understands that and have no problems.

Also, the house edge is setup in a way where it's fair for both parties, casinos are businesses afterall. Should I say, it is setup in moderation -- for the lack of better word? for instance, as we know, house edge is more on the long run plus each game has a different percentage of house edge so if one is concerned, they should pick within the lowest ones.

As mentioned by other members, it's complicated to gauge but I suggest using casino guru's list to make the load easier for you when you try to narrow your picks. The have a really nice set of filters such as, types of bonuses, wagering requirements, payment methods etc.

See on: https://casinoguru-en.com/online-casino-bonuses#tab=ALL

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I had experience a syncing issue once on unstoppable wallet but I would still suggest it for multi-currency wallet because of their reputation + open source + overall wallet experience is still great for the most part. To make sure you're not on some phishing link, see: https://unstoppable.money/

But if you're planning on storing huge amounts, I would not recommend it since it's a mobile wallet + hot wallet which means security isn't as hardened. Typical choice for this would be an open source hardware wallet as it is still convenient for the beginners. You should also practice good security habits because your wallet certainly won't protect you from human error mistakes -- most stuff from here are still relevant in general, see: https://github.com/Lissy93/personal-security-checklist

It appears blockchain.com can at least tell you the registered email address in your account? so keep pushing onto that  


I wonder if you have the json file (wallet backup file) with you? From what I saw, blockchain.com barely provides help when it comes to legacy accounts so if you don't have that, your chances are much more slimmer than before. They also advertise the wallet as non-custodial so I guess they can take a "we're only a software provider" stance or something similar.


Sorry it wasn't clear to me but what was the specified service? keychainX? or this--https://login.blockchain.com/wallet/forgot-password?