I don't think he actually bought that script. If the script was legally purchased, he would have support from the developer, as you said. I don't see that he ever mentioned a developer, he just said that there is some bad IT guy who doesn't even know how to change basic things on the frontpage. So he is either lying, and got a cracked version of the script from the warez site, or he was deceived by someone who installed that script for him.

Please don't. At this point, you're just embarrassing yourself further. This has got to be one of the lamest scam attempts I've seen in a while. I bet you can't even cough up the $100 prize, so you'll probably try to fake the contest too, just like the whole site is fake.

I agree with you. Many people today have lost touch with nature and are not even aware of how good it feels to grow something with your own hands. It can be such a powerful and rewarding experience. Also, growing your own food can create a greater sense of self-sufficiency and promote sustainable living. All I will say is that anyone who has an opportunity to grow something on their own should definitely try. It's not as complicated as it might seem at first glance. After all, people have been doing it for thousands of years.  

While your family and personal problems may explain your lack of activity on the forum, they cannot explain the drastic deterioration in your English language proficiency. What happened to your literacy skills? And why did you delete most of your old forum posts?

exuts, why don't you share more information about your services? Some of us don't have a QR code scanner available to access your portfolio. Why don't you provide a website link if you have one?

That makes sense, but I'm still having trouble understanding what exactly happened here. How did the scammer get into OP's account if he didn't have his password?
I noticed that Peanutswar mentioned receiving a link for Discord community management. Is it really possible for someone to gain access to your bitcointalk account just by clicking on such a link? Sorry if this sounds like a silly question, but I'm genuinely curious to learn about the countermeasures against this type of attack.


Peanutswar, could you please provide more details? When did you first realize that your account had been compromised? Have you noticed any suspicious activity on your system? Also, could you elaborate on the links you mentioned?

Betnomi representative previously stated that betnomi.bet is their old platform and they transitioned to the betnomi.com domain in 2021. I'm not sure if they still own the old domain or why they didn't just redirect to the new tld.

Are you simply expressing a personal assumption, or do you have any concrete evidence or reliable sources of information that can support and substantiate the claim you have made? There are many serious gamblers on this forum, I have never come across a topic where someone discusses this.

I don't understand how something like this is even possible if the user's password is not compromised. I tried Googling about the DOM attack, but I couldn't find an explanation that I could understand given my current level of knowledge. Have there been previous cases similar to this? And how can we prevent and defend against these types of attacks?

For me, the main attraction was the thrill and excitement that comes with taking risks and the possibility of winning big at the casino. I can't say that I was a frequent guest in physical casinos, but online casino gambling attracted me primarily because of the accessibility and ease of depositing and withdrawing money, especially in the case of crypto casinos.

As for my personal experiences, I've had both positive and negative moments while gambling. One particularly memorable good experience was when I hit a small jackpot on an online slot game. The sheer joy and disbelief I felt in that moment were truly something. But, I've also had some sad moments. Like any gambler. Since then I have learned that losses are part of the game and it is important to set personal boundaries so that gambling remains a fun activity and not something that will negatively affect your financial stability.

I haven't thought much about it, but I think feeling stuck or losing motivation while learning a new skill or achieving a goal is a common experience for many people. And I think you're right to suggest trying something new in order to reignite the passion.

Exploring other things can indeed be good when faced with a mental block while learning something new, and I have experienced that myself more than once. But I guess everyone's experience is different. Some may find it helpful to shift their focus to something completely unrelated, allowing their minds to refresh. On the other hand, some may prefer to dive deeper into the problem, persistently seeking a solution until it is found. Regardless of the method chosen, I believe it's important to take occasional breaks, give your brain some rest, and engage in physical activities or relaxing. These moments of relaxation can recharge your mental energy and provide a fresh perspective when you return to your learning or problem-solving tasks.

I don't think that's good enough. Serious gamblers won't sign up for your bot until you offer more transparency and a better explanation of what they'll get if they subscribe, even if you offer a free trial. As members of this forum community, we have seen numerous similar offers and many forms of scams (I'm not saying your offer is a scam). Put yourself in our position. Would you believe some random newbie member with such bold claims?

You said "We developed our own neural network..." Who is we? What are your competencies and past results that prove it? It's easy to claim anything in a public forum; you need proof in order for people to believe you.

I'm surprised by his reply. Does this mean that only one person is responsible for the operation of the casino and processing payments?

Although he claims that the issue arose beyond his control, it was still irresponsible and unprofessional not to provide any updates on its communication channels or social media. I think it is always better to inform the clientele about all major issues that may affect the smooth operation of their business.

I agree! When it comes to gambling, I'd say it's a healthy mindset is a mindset that allows you to enjoy the game. It is not a mindset that thinks you can make money from gambling, but rather one that enables you to enjoy the experience of playing.

Is this similar to websites that provide betting tips based on technicals and past results? What is the differences? How can we know the bot's success rate? What is the percentage of accurate predictions? I am not familiar with alpinbet.com and how to verify your stats. Perhaps it would be better to share the results here for better transparency and credibility.

No way! They didn't even bother to fake those stats meaningfully, they just spit out random numbers. How can a site have 78k total users and 50k total visitors? This would mean that 28k users registered without ever visiting that site. That's nonsense! And the same applies to the total number of winners. 


I agree. They just took a cheap web template and hastily launched the site without finishing it at all. From what it looks like, it is most likely a cheap scam attempt.

Why the sudden doubts? That makes no sense. Back in the day, we used to gamble at casinos without bothering about verifying our accounts. And many gamblers still don't like going through KYC processes because they worry about the security of their personal info. But that doesn't make them suspicious in any way. People just have different preferences when it comes to sharing their details.

As for the OP, he said his account was already KYC verified, so your comment makes no sense in this case.

I wouldn't put my money on anything that doesn't have a verifiable and fair betting system. When it comes to real matches, you can always cross-check the results on other sites or even watch the match live through a stream. But when it comes to virtual games, I'm not sure how it should work. If I can't independently verify the outcome, I wouldn't risk betting on them.

I agree! Nowadays, the payout from faucets isn't worth much, and you can definitely spend your time more effectively by doing something else to earn more. But hey, some folks out there don't have the money to buy bitcoin directly, so they make use of their free time.

Here's the thing though: we can't predict how much bitcoin will be worth in the future, whether it's a few years or a decade. Let's take a look at the first faucet created by Gavin Andresen back in 2010. It paid out 5 BTC. If you had the chance to go back in time, would you use that faucet? Back then, bitcoin had little to no value, and those 5 BTC would have been worth just a few cents.

Who knows, maybe those small fractions of bitcoin earned from faucets today could turn into something significant down the line.

I just noticed that Stuna made a comeback today after months of inactivity! He actually responded to several discussions about the accusations against Stake casino. Maybe he missed this particular topic.

Honestly, it'd be great to hear what he has to say and get an official statement from Stake on this whole case. His input could shed some light on things.