It's a little worse than that. The wallet id you are referring to belongs to the user name "BitPotato". I was on for a good part of the day yesterday/last night. They got every reset potato!
Yeah that guy's a real tool (lolol)
A captcha or daily quota per ip would save customers and your business bitpotato, you have to realise this.
While your moral crusade against 'Guzer' seems to be a little extreme, do realize the following:
- I use that address for BitPotato, CoinBomb, LTC Treasure, and other gambling games. Yesterday I won two potatoes, one of which did not sell. Today, I won a cheap spud, and am likely going to lose the Gold potato today, since someone is locking it out to prevent buyers.
- A more eloquent solution to the botting problem would be to give each address a cooldown. Have it so it can only be clicked every 100ms, and anything more wouldn't be accepted. Basically anything other than requiring a captcha. Those are frustrating to fill out themselves, let alone with a race to finish it.
- A program to auto-fill a captcha is an easy enough feat, and would only increase the distance between botters and clickers, easily destroying the website's thrill.
- Look into keyboard macros and having them simulate clicking when held down. I'm not a bot, I'm always there, but I'm not playing with a mouse either.
Do you not go by the username "BitPotato"?