Did anyone know your PIN or your seed or the locations of where to find one or the other?
Who else has access to your computer you used to connect your Ledger wallet to?
Did you ever enter your seed somewhere online or store it in a digital medium?

The timeline of the transactions is unusual. Your dogecoin was transferred out on 4 Jan. Then, the thief took a break until the next morning when the Litecoin was moved. They then took another break of 6 hours before moving some more coins. It's very weird. Normally, a thief would look to take everything at once. But here, more than 24 hours passed between the first and last transaction that is visible on the screenshot.

Vjerovatno si upoznat sa uslugom koju AlexPCS nudi već nekoliko godna na forumu. Anonimne debitne kartice preko kojih možeš trošiti kriptovalute. Ali usluga je relativno skupa i radi sa ruskim i bjeloruskim bankama. Ne znam kakva je sad tu situacija s tim karticama u EU. Vidim sad u njegovoj temi da nudi i kartice od EU banaka.

Šta je to novo što su ameri promjenili pa utiče na virtualne kartice?

The Bitcointalk forum has got nothing to do with it. In fact, we are seeing a drop in activity on Bitcointalk year after year while bitcoin's value is increasing. More people are leaving than coming. And many who come, ran across Bitcointalk by accident when they were looking for solutions to a Bitcoin-related problem. It's not entirely the forum's fault. The new generations aren't fans of the forum culture. They prefer other and faster ways of sharing information.

Resolved or Unsolved? Only the player can inform the community about the nature of the case. All we can do is speculate. The player last posted on 6 May. They were online 2 days ago, but didn't post anything. Unless they break silence soon, it's pretty self-explanatory that this is finished.

Why would you be investing in a website at all? If you are buying Bitcoin, then that's your investment, not the site. If you are talking about some staking feature, those have a tendency to go bankrupt or run away with the invested money. You shouldn't do it. But if you understand the risks and don't care, well, don't cry when things go south.

Buying bitcoin isn't difficult.
Purchase it P2P or from a trusted CEX/DEX.
Move the coins to your wallet.
Hold it.
Sell it or spend it according to your own needs.

That's it. One does not need to be an expert or be "investing in a fake website."   

But that's just the thing, we have no idea what happened. The OP didn't tell us. What we know from the posts they made is that they won some money and had their withdrawal request denied. From that point on, we are completely in the dark. I think the player was asked to conduct KYC, but they didn't want to. We know they spoke to Steve and acknowledged his efforts in trying to fix the situation, but that apparently didn't fix things in the player's favor.

We still don't know what the casino asks of the player and what it is that the player can't provide. It's got to be something related to identity verification and their place of residence, otherwise the player wouldn't have posted those reviews and warnings they copied from somewhere on the internet.

Don't you find it unusual that the player hasn't said what is wrong with their account and their withdrawal request? Besides thanking Steve, there are no further accusations or more information about the situation from the player's mouth. Maybe I am wrong, but to me, that sounds like the player has realized that they are in the wrong and this case is finished. If not, I'd love to hear what the player has to say and why they have been quiet ever since speaking to Steve.   

Being in control of your keys and coins is a security question, not a question of privacy. Non-custodial does not equal private. It can with the right wallet, but those two terms aren't synonyms. You can lose your privacy using non-custodial SPV wallets despite remaining in control of your keys.

That's right. The JACK token. You can win it by participating in tournaments on Blackjack.Fun. There is also a staking option available to token holders, and players can buy JACK on the website.

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When we are on the subject of purchasing JACK on Blackjack.Fun, I noticed a small visual glitch on the site.
When you click on "Buy JACK", you see the following screen:




As you can see, the name of the crypto assets are out of order. As soon as you click anywhere inside the drop-down menu, it goes back to normal and looks like this:
 


I am sure your development team will take care of this.

I didn't even know that Telegram offers a custodial wallet service. That's how much I care about things like that.

There is absolutely no need to mix apples and oranges. If you want to use Telegram as a chat service, fine, do that. Don't also make it your wallet of choice because it's convenient. If my fridge added a crypto wallet next week, I am not going to use it just because it holds my meat and beer. 

Stick to proven brands that are working and have been around a long time. Stay away from the new and flashy things until they have established a proven track record. And lastly, stay away from custodial services for storing your coins no matter who provides them.

You can orange-pill the people around you and give them a reason to use bitcoin. But to reach a valuation like $100k, we need many more investors and appreciation by nation-states and investment giants. It will take some time, but we will get there. The better question is, how much purchasing power will that $100,000 provide you? With the way the money printer is running it's looking worse and worse.

You are right to some degree. But one can still determine who uses a bitcoin address (of a non-custodial wallet) to a high certainty based on their spending habits. If that address keeps depositing and withdrawing to and from a centralized exchange where you have undergone KYC, chances are high it's the same person. Also, if you posted that address anywhere online where it can be connected with you real identity, it's the same thing.

The bolded part is not discouraged. It's the way it should be. Your keys should be stored offline on paper or metal. That's the only right choice. The rest is wrong and decreases the security of your keys and coins.

You maintain your privacy by using privacy-enhancing tools. For instance, using TOR and connecting to your own node. Electrum is a non-custodial wallet, but it's not a privacy-focused wallet. The moment you connect to someone else's server, they will find out plenty of information about your bitcoin wallet.

I have had nothing but positive experiences betting on sports on Sportsbet, and when someone asks what casinos to try, I have no doubts when I recommend Sportsbet to them. If that means it's my favorite book, then I guess it is. But if you think for one second that I would defend them if I see them scamming, then that's your problem.   

You are the one coming to conclusions here about what happened, when not even the OP told the whole story.
Stick to the topic of discussion without bringing Betcoin and Nitro Betting into the equation and how they do things.

This will be the last post that is not related to this scam accusation that I will reply to you.

First of all, you should know what you are investing in before putting your money into it. If you don't know anything about Bitcoin, its history, or even the volatility, you will probably be heading towards many surprises in the future. Sure, you can just speculate, and many people do it. But at that time it's more of a gamble. Serious people with serious investments carry out research before they let go of their money.

I don't know how Binance does it when you use credit cards on their platform, but I remember reading that Coinbase is pretty strict and freezes your coins for several days, preventing you from withdrawing them until the money clears and they have possession of it. I don't think Binance is gullible to be easily tricked with a scheme like this either. You can still request chargebacks from your bank for months after a transaction is made, but I don't know what the chances are they will fulfill your wish.

@AirtelBuzz
A minor correction that you can change in your OP if you like. You wrote that after clicking on "Account Related Settings", you will see your username and the gmail account connected to your Bitcointalk account. Gmail is only one out of many e-mail providers. You can use any e-mail service you want. Perhaps change "gmail" to "e-mail."

What do you mean with "deliver credit accounts with BTC?" Why am I getting a bad feeling that you are trying to cheat with a chargeback scam? Buy bitcoin with a credit card payment, withdraw it, and then ask the bank for a chargeback saying you didn't make the transaction. If that's what you are trying to do, I hope it bites you in the ass. 

I don't see the attacks either. But I remember a topic in Meta a few months ago from a member who felt he was being bullied. Turns out that he considers it bullying if other members correct him and don't agree with what he says. The world has become too sensitive, and everyone is crying abuse, abuse to try and benefit somehow. Even after so many years here, I still make mistakes and have no problems when someone corrects me and points them out. It means they are paying attention.

This entire wall of text is completely off-topic and unrelated to this case, and I don't care about it. You reminded me of that other person (your alt account) based on your praises for particular casinos and your username, and I was right. You are the same person. It's completely irrelevant to this scam accusation what any of the casinos/sportsbooks you like to highlight and shill are doing or what they did in the past. Focus at the subject in hand if you want to be taken seriously and stay off the shill pills.

I am not making fun of gambling addicts. I am not trying to be mean towards them. Saying it's a mental weakness isn't unfair or hurtful. That's the reality of the situation.
Let me give you another example. If you are a full-grown man who can't lift something that is 10 or 15kg from the floor, then you are physically weak. I have never met a heathy man in my life that can't do that. To me that's a physical weakness. A weakness that is curable with training. 

I am sorry, but I can't take you seriously, and I don't trust your neutrality. You seem to be motivated by other factors. Shilling Betcoin while pulling down other bookies you don't like. You remind me of another account (which might actually be your alt account based on the username) that praises Nitrogen Sports on every occasion.

I am not aware of the case and can't comment on your judgement. Regarding double-spending. Sportsbet.io has instant deposits. That means, you can play with your bitcoin even before the transaction confirms on-chain. However, you won't be allowed to withdraw your funds before the deposit transaction has been confirmed on the blockchain. If you attempt to manipulate this feature by double-spending, while at the same time requesting a withdrawal, then I completely agree with the casino for confiscating the player's balance and banning him. If that's what happened. It's manipulation and cheating and deserves to be punished.

One does not mistakenly double-spend a bitcoin transaction. But if the player did so to bump the fees to get a quicker confirmation, it's a completely different matter, as long as the bumped transaction didn't go to another address not under the casino's control.