That is the real question.
The casino being in touch with the provider, the provider paying the $42m or the casino having $42m on hand and happily paying it out, it's all very unlikely to naturally happen in a week of time...let alone, like you said, the stringent KYC a real winner would go through for much less.
I think that it's more probable that the casino, the provider and the player are in cahoots, than this player genuinely having been spinning with their own money and winning this amount. It's in the provider's interest to pay a fake winner than a real one. It's in the casino's interest for advertising like we see now. It's in the player's interest since they probably got a wad of cash to play until hitting the jackpot...that is, if the player isn't the casino itself.
Conspiracy? Yes. We can't prove these things. However even looking at the OP, the coincidental recording of the happening, the logic of real logistics, it validates the opinion's validity.
Looking at this thread, you are asking a very legitimate question, and yet, like a herd of sheep, 90% of the posts here are "Wow" or "Congratulations". Herd of sheep? Speechlesss  |
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The pace they are "processing" the KYC is disgusting, these deposits are from November 2023 and we're now in January 2024.
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Not only is there not a lot of media on the Sportsbet case but this player hit the jackpot on Dec. 20 and Steve says he's already been paid his winnings of $42m before New Year's. It's also convenient that it was taped on video. I'm sure that there are guys better than I am at tracking transactions but I don't see a transaction of $42m worth of USDT being transferred in December.
Not surprised. Have you seen how many "merits" that thread received?  Who are all these users who blidnly do that?  |
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all the players of the table should be fairly refunded and receive due apologizes or an extra compensation at least.
What other players who don't record their gameplay can do at such incidents? Their word against Stake/Operator - do you believe they would get a refund?  |
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BC.Game User ID: 1294376
Time: 66th minute
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This is not the first time that Eddies misconduct has been highlighted and ignored by regulators and the wider gambling community who should be boycotting Stake at this point. There have been several reports of various scams and misconducts by Stake that everyone tends to ignore...We had the VPN scandal, where Eddie encouraged players and influencers from banned jurisdictions to use a VPN to bypass the limitations. There have been several suspiciously timed phishing attacks. Not to mention account freezes and KYC issues which have either taken months to resolve, required ridiculous requirements to complete, or are simply never resolved. All of these can be found throughout the scam accusations board... And now this.....
Wish I could merit you for this post, but don't have more merits to spend, but you're spot on. |
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I think it's just part of the marketing of bc.games so it's not surprising that the gambling site's social media displays the big wins of its users, for me from my point of view maybe it's just part of the marketing done by insiders
Whilst I could agree with you about "insiders" BCgame is far better and fairer than Stake: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5480777.0Stake's giveaways are far worse in terms of honesty. And SportsBet's $42m - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5480517.0And users are praising them and this cannot be even verified. If I had to choose for the most honest casino between Stake, SportsBet, Roobet and BCGame - hands down it would be BCGame honest more than the others, then BetFury, and then all the rest of that crap.
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That was fast, already traded, thanks everyone, locking this one now.
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Sure, no rush, but if anyone wants to - happy to help, extra bucks for that person and that's it, no rush at all, feel free to reach out even days/weeks from now, I'd of course update if someone already did, thanks
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Got $17 stuck in the account in Bitcoin, their withdrawal fees are $10, anyone who plays there wants this as a tip in exchange for $12 in cheap coins (xrp, bnb etc.)
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self exclusions are really that useless or not really that effective at all.
Many people would disagree with that, this is simply not true.
Fairlay registration function is close for a long time unless they open it recently or provide other way to access their site just like what you said. Can you provide where can I access that instant link feature?
You're right, might be a good thing they've changed it but until recently they've literally done as described here, allowing anyone to register with an instant link, 0 details to be provided, could easily gamble 5 digits with no questions asked. Let's see how the new site would operate. Hopefully it would be more "responsible" than what it is but no one knows yet. |
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The video is clearly just a human error
That's not a "human error", period. |
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really ? Fairlay allows everything you mentioned? but asking nothing for the player will
serve really fair? is there no accusation in regards to blocking account or banning?because this is mostly
what happened when the casino is complete private .
Yes, that's exactly what it is, there won't be any accusations because they are Pinnacle clones, Pinnacle supposedly doesn't limit winners but use "sharp bettors" to adjust lines and more (adjusting means instead of paying 1.95 they can pay 1.90 and still get the same action but save themselves 5%). It shouldn't come to you as a surprise that sportsbooks or gambling sites play it dirty, look at what Drama Alert shared yesterday, it has gotten over 4 million views and it's only increasing... just a few hours ago it was 2 million views: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5480777.0You can't trust these establishments, this is why you need to have the control within you from your end, and don't rely on others! That's the purpose of this thread. |
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I don't think there is a "realistic" way to certify the existence of 50 thousand people online participating in a free contest. Every time, for every giveaway.
A good reference can be given by "real users" who actually "win" prizes, likewise people posting here on forum from ranked accounts.
Regarding sports betting, providers carry out checks. this change it could be just simply from a review (or the system incorrectly) provided one value rather than another...
What about this? https://twitter.com/DramaAlert/status/1744103940608720947?s=20and this? https://twitter.com/XXJEREMYXX445/status/1744043097221460304How many of these "mistakes" are going to be taken as genuine mistakes and not intentional way of stealing funds? |
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Edit Jan 9:Just mentioning you can also see the scam on Youtube in case it's easier for you than Twitter and it's also showing how many views it had a few days ago: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zP_wKX-aYqYFirstly - a scam in live camera in front of everyone!
https://x.com/DramaAlert/status/1744103940608720947?s=20The dealer cheated here, and Eddie replies on Twitter saying "Card dealers make mistakes". WTF?! Secondly, Read what one of their users had to say: https://stakecommunity.com/topic/84740-stake-in-2024-are-you-in-or-out/?do=findComment&comment=1880224Drake giveaways were fake - facetime to iphone only users, mostly winners from Canada as always, rehearsed speaches and fake money spinning
Twitter giveaways fake - Stake has been caught giving out dozens of prizes to chinese twitter accounts created on the day of giveaway
Discord bonus buys fake - 90% of the time mods, kick streamers or friends of Steve and that other guy get picked, regular players sit at discord for hours like dummies
Bonus drops fake - i’ve noticed personally how $50,000 bonus drops were suddenly being “fully claimed” after 4-5 seconds, which would mean 10,000 players claimed it in less then a second, giving Stake team the time to edit post to fully claimed
Soo many other things that are sooo off. So my question is - if they feel comfortable doing these fake things so casually with $5 bonus drops and a few discord bonus buys, how far are they prepared to go to fill their pockets? Is there a way to verify or "provably fair" the giveaways are genuine & honest? Also when you see with their competitor a thread like this: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5480517.0How can you verify that "winner" is not a shill account. an account created by the site itself? Where is the line of trust here? Logan Paul cheated and scammed tons of people despite being famous and rich from Prime, how can you believe these guys are not doing the same thing?! Can these things be provably fair or not?!
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Are there sites where you can actually withdraw coins?
Yes, our sites FreeBitcoin.io FreeEthereum.com FreeCardano.com etc. |
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By the way, let me ask you, have you seen a casino that is not no-KYC and is fully registered and regulated that will let you continue to play forever without KYC? If you answer this with proof, maybe we can step our discussion further.
Fairlay. They allow you to register with an "instant link", no email, no name, no phone, not even a password required. Their limits are high. And they are just 1 example. There are many more, unfortunately. |
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Can you share a screenshot of your subtitle with us?
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