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201  Economy / Gambling / Re: BetKing.io is a blatant scam operated by Dean Nolan on: June 08, 2019, 07:39:07 AM
I have a simple question:

With the original scheme (before you unilaterally changed it) how much profit/loss (in crypto) did you make/lose from the buy-back scheme. i.e. If you look at how much you made when you sold the BKB (in crypto) and subtract how much you paid for the buy-back (in crypto). What was your net profit/loss?

I lost over $1 million personally.

Well more like "I am down" since the site is still open and is making profit and so original investors will see a return in the long run
202  Economy / Gambling / Re: BetKing.io is a blatant scam operated by Dean Nolan on: June 08, 2019, 07:16:34 AM
You all also refuse to even acknowledge just how much of the initial funds were returned to investors.

I don't refuse to acknowledge it, it's just not a particularly interesting point. You honored the terms of the agreement when it favored you personally (crypto prices were higher), and then renegged when it turned against you.
 

Again, just totally wrong. Btc prices went down from dec 2017 to dec 2018. I never stopped suddenly when it didn't favour me. I bought tokens right up to the end. Then we had to stop because the business had no money left because we were spending lots and using lots of initial funds to buy back tokens. The buybacks changed because it was necessary for the business to continue.

Again, you don't know anything that you are talking about and you don't know all the facts or how the business works or is working.

Notice you don't mention buying back now that btc is went up again.

"ven if you only scammed 0.01% of investors, it's still scamming and you don't get a cookie for not scamming the other 99.99%."
They were not scammed and if one person feels scammed but has no stake in the game then yes that is very relevant.

So you and your crew think it's OK to make things difficult for other investors to see a return on a lot of $ by labelling the site a scam because one person THINKS they have been scammed for a few $?
Use your head.

203  Economy / Gambling / Re: BetKing.io is a blatant scam operated by Dean Nolan on: June 08, 2019, 06:49:21 AM
Now is 528 annoying considering how much you put in? Yes, of course. Is it a scam? Clearly not.


The site done terrible for a year. This is investing, there's risks.

No one's upset because the investment did bad. They're upset because it did bad because you scammed them by unilaterally changed the rules of the buyback to personally benefit you at the expense of investors. I think this is pretty clear to everyone, hence why so many independent people have given you negative trust.

This is where you are just totally wrong though and have no clue what you are talking about and shows a clear flaw with the trust system here.

No one who has left me negative trust put money in the ICO. None of them are investors and none of them have been scammed.

You all also refuse to even acknowledge just how much of the initial funds were returned to investors.

The fact is that almost all of the remaining investors, that represent >80% of the $ invested, are in a private Telegram group where we discuss daily the state of things and our future plans.
They are positive about the situation and don't think it's a scam.

So who is right? 80% of the actual money invested or 10 people on a forum who haven't invested a penny and don't know what they are talking about?


204  Economy / Gambling / Re: BetKing.io is a blatant scam operated by Dean Nolan on: June 07, 2019, 12:33:33 PM

Also, if you invested 1 btc into the bankroll on feb 18th you would have made 10x more profit than on bustabit and way more than on any other dice site.



Please show us those numbers, I cannot imagine that to be true, but all data is public so it shouldn't be a problem for you to back up that claim.

Exactly, the info is all public so you don't need to take my word. You can even compare on 3rd party sites like Dicesites.com

https://dicesites.com/bustabit
https://dicesites.com/betking


okay so please go ahead and proof that "you would have made 10x more profit [on betking] than on bustabit"

You made that claim, burden is on you my friend.

I just gave you the proof. If you are not capable of taking 2 minutes to analye stats then you shouldn't be investing in anything.
205  Economy / Gambling / Re: BetKing.io is a blatant scam operated by Dean Nolan on: June 07, 2019, 12:23:10 PM

Also, if you invested 1 btc into the bankroll on feb 18th you would have made 10x more profit than on bustabit and way more than on any other dice site.



Please show us those numbers, I cannot imagine that to be true, but all data is public so it shouldn't be a problem for you to back up that claim.

Exactly, the info is all public so you don't need to take my word. You can even compare on 3rd party sites like Dicesites.com

https://dicesites.com/bustabit
https://dicesites.com/betking
206  Economy / Gambling / Re: BetKing.io is a blatant scam operated by Dean Nolan on: June 07, 2019, 07:00:40 AM
It's so sad to see I was right all along about Dean.
Even reading through my replies that were quoted here makes me angry.
0.5BTC I have invested in the project is worth a total of 160$.

People like him make me want to become a vigilante.

People like you just talk so much shite.

If you bought 0.5 btc in the ico you would have invested ~$2250 would have received 24649 BKB.
That's if you bought on the last week. You probably had some discount and also got bonuses for BCH too. So you likely got around 30,000 tokens.

30k BKB gets you 600000 BKT

The current price of BKT is 11 sats = 0.066 BTC meaning at the moment your tokens are worth $528, 3.3x more than you claimed.

Now is 528 annoying considering how much you put in? Yes, of course. Is it a scam? Clearly not.
The site done terrible for a year. This is investing, there's risks.

The past few months though the site has made > $200,000. Which is way more than it made in the first year of after ICO.
Things are turning round a lot.
We are doing better than some other sites since the launch of new token on feb 18th  e.g. BItvest and similar volume/profit to cryptogames

Also, if you invested 1 btc into the bankroll on feb 18th you would have made 10x more profit than on bustabit and way more than on any other dice site.

People should check the facts before posting in these threads.

Your logic to me is ridiculous. If you hold tokens and put money in why would you be trying to get people not to play by posting your false scam accusations? It's stupid.
207  Economy / Gambling / Re: Burst Dice! 1000 dice rolls in just couple seconds! on: May 18, 2019, 08:32:08 PM
Quoted since jollygood deliberatly ignores my replies and continues to post so no one else sees mine

75 replies, not a single unsatisfied player, no bankroll investor complaints and only one legit concerned user who bought in the ico, tsaroz.

There's posts by players who have had a good experience or an existing investor with no complaints.

There are a few posts from people who are put off because they have heard wrong accusations of scam.

Everyone else is either a troll, sig campaign poster bumper (for competitors) or complete idiot (Loyce/JollyGood).


So, if the site is a scam, where is everyone else? If we had thousands of ICO investors and $6.5 million scammed, where are the people demanding their money?

Loyce doesn't count, he got $700 worth of BKB for free, he didn't invest any money, and he doesn't have a clue or a care to learn how the original ICO or the new token model works. He hasn't lost anything.

tsaroz feel free to pm or email support@betking.io to discuss.
208  Economy / Gambling / Re: Burst Dice! 1000 dice rolls in just couple seconds! on: May 18, 2019, 07:35:09 PM
Loyce doesn't count, he got $700 worth of BKB for free, he didn't invest any money, and he doesn't have a clue or a care to learn how the original ICO or the new token model works. He hasn't lost anything.
Let me just quote myself here:
It is funny how the scammer called the $700 of Loyce free if it is from bounty campaign.
Apparently the value of BetKing's token depends on the source where you got it from, and depending on the source it's totally okay to break promises and drop the promised dollar-value by 99%.
It's typical for scammers to keep making up new stories just to get others to join too.

Your quote proves you are a complete idiot.
209  Economy / Gambling / Re: Burst Dice! 1000 dice rolls in just couple seconds! on: May 18, 2019, 07:17:43 PM
75 replies, not a single unsatisfied player, no bankroll investor complaints and only one legit concerned user who bought in the ico, tsaroz.

There's posts by players who have had a good experience or an existing investor with no complaints.

There are a few posts from people who are put off because they have heard wrong accusations of scam.

Everyone else is either a troll, sig campaign poster bumper (for competitors) or complete idiot (Loyce/JollyGood).


So, if the site is a scam, where is everyone else? If we had thousands of ICO investors and $6.5 million scammed, where are the people demanding their money?

Loyce doesn't count, he got $700 worth of BKB for free, he didn't invest any money, and he doesn't have a clue or a care to learn how the original ICO or the new token model works. He hasn't lost anything.

tsaroz feel free to pm or email support@betking.io to discuss.
210  Economy / Gambling / Re: bustabit – The original crash game on: May 16, 2019, 01:57:04 PM
BetKing has not purchased a software license for bustabit's v1 code.

Because we don't use Bustabit v1 code. The game on https://betking.io is our own.
211  Economy / Scam Accusations / Re: [tagged in red] BetKing.io broke ICO promise and dropped token value 99% on: March 24, 2019, 01:26:29 AM

When are you launching the next scam ICO for your "bitsafe" project?


will be launching the new project along with ico soon enough
212  Economy / Scam Accusations / Re: [tagged in red] BetKing.io broke ICO promise and dropped token value 99% on: March 24, 2019, 12:57:36 AM
Can you explain how I was wrong? I do not want to keep incorrect information up, and will correct any mistakes that are noted.

Right now, the facts as understood by nearly everyone in this thread, and probably by most reasonable people reading this thread show you to be a scammer and as not honoring your obligations. If you can correct the record, then you should have an easier time conducting business if the record shows you have honored your obligations, and would probably result in you earning more profits.

You ask me to explain how you are wrong AFTER you post more assumptions and false information? Are you serious?

The facts by people in this thread? The people who are posting false claims with no evidence and ulterior motives?

The burdon of proof is not on me to show innocence here, I am the one being accused. The accusers should show hard evidence instead of biased opinions.
You have shown to fit that same category and so there's not really any point me discussing or explaining to you either. Your mind is clearly already made up.
213  Economy / Scam Accusations / Re: [tagged in red] BetKing.io broke ICO promise and dropped token value 99% on: March 23, 2019, 11:02:23 PM
You're asking if a business would be different or change it's roadmap if 4-5 months ago it raised an extra $1 million in investment? What do you think the answer is?

Well, you can see my trust feedback for my opinion. But the misdirection is kind of killing me. You wanted a personal loan (either directly, or via BKB tokens). And promised to pay it back personally. You claimed to have systems in place to automatically sell BTC to guarantee your obligation to token-holders, even if there was a sudden and expected BTC price fall. The million dollars would've had no utility to the business. Anyway, I'm never going to prove you tried to scam me. So why don't you answer the simple and direct questions asked of you?

Here's a good one:
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My question to betking would be: Were 10% of outstanding tokens offered to be repurchased at a price described above? If not, I believe you have not honored your obligations.

So you say you can't prove i tried to scam you but leave a scam accusation anyway? That doesn't seem right and seems to be abuse of the trust system.

The other question can't be answered because PrimeNumber7 posted wrong information on how the ico, token value and buy back process worked.

How about you post the right information instead of complaining how everyone is wrong without any information on HOW they are wrong?

Much appreciated...

How about you read my posts and you would know the information?
What makes you think you are entitled to any information about a competitors business? You're not an investor are you?

How about you focus on your own site that raised $8-10 million and has not done any updates in the past year while your own token price has dropped 40%?
214  Economy / Scam Accusations / Re: [tagged in red] BetKing.io broke ICO promise and dropped token value 99% on: March 23, 2019, 10:56:37 PM
You're asking if a business would be different or change it's roadmap if 4-5 months ago it raised an extra $1 million in investment? What do you think the answer is?

Well, you can see my trust feedback for my opinion. But the misdirection is kind of killing me. You wanted a personal loan (either directly, or via BKB tokens). And promised to pay it back personally. You claimed to have systems in place to automatically sell BTC to guarantee your obligation to token-holders, even if there was a sudden and expected BTC price fall. The million dollars would've had no utility to the business. Anyway, I'm never going to prove you tried to scam me. So why don't you answer the simple and direct questions asked of you?

Here's a good one:
Quote
My question to betking would be: Were 10% of outstanding tokens offered to be repurchased at a price described above? If not, I believe you have not honored your obligations.

So you say you can't prove i tried to scam you but leave a scam accusation anyway? That doesn't seem right and seems to be abuse of the trust system.

The other question can't be answered because PrimeNumber7 posted wrong information on how the ico, token value and buy back process worked.
215  Economy / Scam Accusations / Re: [tagged in red] BetKing.io broke ICO promise and dropped token value 99% on: March 23, 2019, 10:19:39 PM
Had I bought the betking ~million dollars of  tokens you privately offered me, would've your honored the buyback agreement? Or would've my tokens been treated the same as everyone else's?

You're asking if a business would be different or change it's roadmap if 4-5 months ago it raised an extra $1 million in investment? What do you think the answer is?
216  Economy / Scam Accusations / Re: [tagged in red] BetKing.io broke ICO promise and dropped token value 99% on: March 23, 2019, 08:14:50 PM
Which almost everyone in terms of amount BKB held the $ value of the BKB I didn't own is in favour of and has willingly swapped to BKT and gave support.
So those people were scammed?
so let's focus on who you directly scammed, which was token holders (like LoyceV).


I see absolutely no proof presented from anyone that I scammed token holders, including LoyceV
217  Economy / Scam Accusations / Re: [tagged in red] BetKing.io broke ICO promise and dropped token value 99% on: March 23, 2019, 07:42:01 PM
Where's do you get that idea from?

Ok. I give up. This conversation has gotten unproductive. You just finished trying to argue that you didn't "cancel buybacks" because they were still going (under completely and far worse terms) which are happening ~1% of the official buy-back price. If there was a disingenuous award, you'd clearly win it.


Anyway, I think it's pretty much telling that the only people who will come to your defence are BillyBurns who is clearly not a "normal" user and a bunch of newbie accounts that are offered BKB tokens to post on bitcointalk.


So I guess everyone can clearly see what a scammer you are. Good luck with your next ICO scam (bitsafe was it?), you might want to create a new identity though if you want to scam people, as "Dean Nolan" is a bit tarnished now and people will see it coming.

I see what you were trying to imply now.
You spoke of two separate tokens in the same post and made it sound like the 600 BTC was spent buying the original BKB tokens at less than the ICO value, which is not true.

Your 1% number also means nothing. You clearly don't understand the new model, the way the business actually works (or how it worked before, no one here seems to understand that) or any of the plans moving forward.
Which almost everyone in terms of amount BKB held the $ value of the BKB I didn't own is in favour of and has willingly swapped to BKT and gave support.
So those people were scammed?

But agree. This whole chat is totally unproductive because you are biased and post opinions as facts without knowing what you are talking about and everything gets messed up because of idiots like jolly good.
218  Economy / Scam Accusations / Re: [tagged in red] BetKing.io broke ICO promise and dropped token value 99% on: March 23, 2019, 07:18:49 PM
Yet I have stated many times I bought back 600 Bitcoin worth of BKB, all above ICO price btw, which is why I held 70% before the launch of the new platform.

And then after that, you started buying them back at hugely under the ICO price in both USD and Bitcoin.


Where's do you get that idea from?
219  Economy / Scam Accusations / Re: [tagged in red] BetKing.io broke ICO promise and dropped token value 99% on: March 23, 2019, 06:47:30 PM
I don't think there's a way to have a productive discussion with someone who continues to ignore everything I say and just make assumptions

"To the best of my knowledge, he sold ~6.5M dollars worth of BKB, not bought a *single* one back at above the ICO price "

Yet I have stated many times I bought back 600 Bitcoin worth of BKB, all above ICO price btw, which is why I held 70% before the launch of the new platform.

So is anyone going to actually post evidence here instead of just making assumptions and twisting words or just straight up lying?
220  Economy / Scam Accusations / Re: [tagged in red] BetKing.io broke ICO promise and dropped token value 99% on: March 23, 2019, 06:13:26 PM
I would like to apologize to BillyBurns (and Dean) for accusing them of being the same person. I believe I was incorrect, and was wrong to be so rash, and should have talked to them in private before I posted. I was also incorrect in how I analyzed the timezones: I made the mistake of believing the bet timestamp was in UTC but it was actually in local time. Therefor they are in clearly different timezones.

Thanks

Now if we could only settle the other points with a civil discussion without having to resort to attacks and assumptions made or get everything mixed in with these other trolls on the forum.
There's 3 other things you have accused me of unfairly. Open to discussing on skype or pm
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