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December 15, 2015, 09:15:43 PM
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Hey there,

I have seen some high stakes games and limits on Bitcasino.io obviously all live games. Do you think there is a chance that their games are rigged or you think I can trust them? I play high stakes roulette so I need to know what you think.

I've seen there max payout is around 10 million dollars - here: https://thebitcoinstrip.com/bitcasino.io.html

Thank you
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December 15, 2015, 10:05:30 PM
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I would ask them to show proof of funds to show that they can actually pay out 19k Bitcoin, which they clearly do not have.

It's actually the jackpots from the game providers they use. Play'n'Go for example provide them with a game that has a jackpot of around 10 Bitcoin.
This would be a jackpot available to all sites, Bitcoin or Fiat, that use Play'n'Go games.

What they seem to be showing is the total of all the jackpots across all games and providers that is pooled from many sites using these providers.

You would not actually be able to win a jackpot of 19k Bitcoin on their site.
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June 18, 2016, 10:10:34 PM
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yes i really trust it.
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June 20, 2016, 05:24:08 PM
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I would ask them to show proof of funds to show that they can actually pay out 19k Bitcoin, which they clearly do not have.

It's actually the jackpots from the game providers they use. Play'n'Go for example provide them with a game that has a jackpot of around 10 Bitcoin.
This would be a jackpot available to all sites, Bitcoin or Fiat, that use Play'n'Go games.

What they seem to be showing is the total of all the jackpots across all games and providers that is pooled from many sites using these providers.

You would not actually be able to win a jackpot of 19k Bitcoin on their site.


Yes that's the only real way to do it but I want to add to what you said and say that just because the can do something doesn't mean they will. I dont think I would ever trust anywhere with a lot of btc. Unless it's a lot for me but only a small % of the bankroll if its a really large bankroll. I know sometimes for be winsnthey have to wait so they can draw out the cold wallet.
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June 20, 2016, 07:10:26 PM
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Depends if they are provably fair or not and I do not think they are (at least not every game they provide, not sure about roulette).
I haven't seen any trustable scam reports, so I think they are legit in that area, for now at least.

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June 20, 2016, 07:43:42 PM
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Only if I could afford to do so assuming the worst happened.  Don't think I would want to trust any gambling site with a significant portion of my funds for any real length of time tbh.

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June 27, 2016, 06:15:08 PM
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I would never trust any highstakes game with any casino in would need it to be in real life not over the internet I want to know I'll get my money and get robbed. I've heard too many horror storied to do this.
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