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Is he allowed to withdraw without KYC documents?
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December 28, 2018, 02:00:22 PM |
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This is once again one of those "giveaways" that I am quite indecisive about. I mean first of all they are giving away 15+ bitcoins to people who gamble on primedice when they do not have to, would people not gamble there if there wasn't something like this? No. They would keep gambling there all the same and they are literally losing money when they do something like this, probably winner would make more profits thanks to this reward than what they lost. However, once again this is for people who wager a lot of amounts there, a small gambler would find no promotions for themselves at all, there is rarely ever a promotion for someone who wagers less than 0.001 btc in total, I know they do not make a bulk of the customer base or at least make a relevant or important part of it but we exist! ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif) Hopefully one day we will see a promotion like this for the little guys as well.
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December 28, 2018, 10:49:38 PM |
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However, once again this is for people who wager a lot of amounts there, a small gambler would find no promotions for themselves at all, there is rarely ever a promotion for someone who wagers less than 0.001 btc in total, I know they do not make a bulk of the customer base or at least make a relevant or important part of it but we exist! ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif) Hopefully one day we will see a promotion like this for the little guys as well. Man, there are challenges everyweek, where the minimum bet size is 100 satoshis and the price swings between 0.0005 to 0.001 dependeing on how many people completed the challenges. If you ask me, probably the one thing missing is a promo for gamblers in the middle of the spectrum.
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December 29, 2018, 03:42:41 PM |
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This Christmas period has been absolutely insane for Primedice! Congratulations to another Primedicer with this outstanding bet ![Shocked](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/shocked.gif) With a single roll he was able to achieve $30,318What about you? Will you just stand there and look at others success? Join us TODAY at Primedice.com! ![Wink](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/wink.gif) ![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fi.imgur.com%2FooKtIcP.jpg&t=665&c=Xe_gBf6Tk7_q5w)
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December 29, 2018, 04:24:20 PM |
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This Christmas period has been absolutely insane for Primedice! Congratulations to another Primedicer with this outstanding bet ![Shocked](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/shocked.gif) With a single roll he was able to achieve $30,318What about you? Will you just stand there and look at others success? Join us TODAY at Primedice.com! ![Wink](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/wink.gif) ~ That was a nice win! Although it's a pity that we can't check whether the guy is in profit overall. But, yeah, regardless, it's a very good win. Congrats, anon! ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) I won 10k satoshis 5 minutes ago in the PD chat by answering rightly to one of the Robear's questions. It's free and it's quick and big, comparing to one of the poker sites I currently play on for fun, where you can play up to two hours in a zero buy-in tournament to win 500 sats in the end (in case of winning the tournament).
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December 30, 2018, 07:02:28 PM |
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That was a nice win! Although it's a pity that we can't check whether the guy is in profit overall. But, yeah, regardless, it's a very good win. Congrats, anon! ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) I won 10k satoshis 5 minutes ago in the PD chat by answering rightly to one of the Robear's questions. It's free and it's quick and big, comparing to one of the poker sites I currently play on for fun, where you can play up to two hours in a zero buy-in tournament to win 500 sats in the end (in case of winning the tournament). That's very nice to hear, as well you will be able to get random tips by our Users if someone whishes to. I've seen individual rewards up to 0.02 or even more ![Wink](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/wink.gif)
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Celebrating 🎄2019!🎄Ends: 07/01/19 @ Midday (12pm) GMT Happy New Year, Dicers! Let's make a big *2 0 1 9* glowing sign for the New Year's party! To collect the material for this, we need to extract all the necessary numbers from the batch. So catch 4 bets, one from each group (posted down in requirements). And after that all you need to do is to assemble the numbers by rolling 20.19! Get the party started! 🎊 All people who achieve the challenge in the next 7 days, will get a share in the prize pool! Requirement Win the following bets: 1 First, roll one of the numbers from each of the 4 groups. (All numbers are combined of 0, 1, 2 and 9.) Group A (starts with 0): 01.29, 01.92, 02.19, 02.91, 09.12 or 09.21 Group B (starts with 1): 10.29, 10.92, 12.09, 12.90, 19.02 or 19.20 Group C (starts with 2): 20.19, 20.91, 21.09, 21.90, 29.01 or 29.10 Group D (starts with 9): 90.12, 90.21, 91.02, 91.20, 92.01 or 92.10 2 Roll number 20.19 Bets must be winning ones. You can use any multiplier you want. Bets must have been made in the given order: 1 bet from Group A -> 1 bet from Group B -> 1 bet from Group C-> 1 bet from Group D -> bet with 20.19 roll number. Minimum bet: bitcoin 0.00000100 bitcoin cash 0.00002400 ethereum 0.00002800 litecoin 0.00012000 dogecoin 1.60000000 1 valid entry per household. Bets must be public during the whole duration of the promotion. Bets must have been made after the commencement of this promotion. 10+ forum post count. Haven't broken any General Giveaways Rules!Prize Pool(s): Prize pool based on the number of individual players: 0.1 BTC How to Enter Respond to this topic, and link your bet ID using the link function in the text editor. (Paste your bet id, then highlight and click on the link bet button, as shown in image below) ![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fi.imgur.com%2FojR46jM.png&t=665&c=AXntFIihCE7yeQ)
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However, once again this is for people who wager a lot of amounts there, a small gambler would find no promotions for themselves at all, there is rarely ever a promotion for someone who wagers less than 0.001 btc in total, I know they do not make a bulk of the customer base or at least make a relevant or important part of it but we exist! ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif) Hopefully one day we will see a promotion like this for the little guys as well. As Radiante said there are lots of challenges or giveaways on forums every week with (normally) a minimum requirement per bet being only 100 satoshis.. not to mention all the rains in the chats 24/7 (where we recently had a High Roller raining 0.2 BTC to be split between 10 users inside the Portuguese chat), the roll-hunts and, as Betwrong mentioned, these trivias our Mods are constantly running (especially in English chat) But I am not against your suggestion instead I would like to know more about any idea you might have on how to do this in order to make it work fairly for everyone ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif)
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January 01, 2019, 05:00:09 AM |
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As Radiante said there are lots of challenges or giveaways on forums every week with (normally) a minimum requirement per bet being only 100 satoshis..
What's the minimum deposit there and does it requires any kind of KYC to withdraw my fund? I would like to give it a try since I am spending some idle time here.
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January 01, 2019, 09:10:28 AM |
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As Radiante said there are lots of challenges or giveaways on forums every week with (normally) a minimum requirement per bet being only 100 satoshis..
What's the minimum deposit there and does it requires any kind of KYC to withdraw my fund? I would like to give it a try since I am spending some idle time here. If you are talking about the PD main site, then there is no min deposit and it doesn't require any KYC. Despite what you read in this topic, if you are asked for KYC its usually due to something fishy like a tainted deposit. For example depositing coins which might of been stolen in the past, or trying to mix your coins. They also have a small faucet so you can try your luck with 10 satoshis and take a few rolls that way to get better acquainted before you make a deposit.
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January 01, 2019, 01:30:50 PM |
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Primedice domain got hijacked again?
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January 01, 2019, 02:50:47 PM |
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Primedice domain got hijacked again?
It's back to normal, as far as I can see. I just used the bookmarked page of PD and found myself on the site without having to log in even. This issue is currently discussed on PD forum here: https://forum.primedice.com/topic/34851-new-login-page-primedice/I'm wondering whether I should change my password though, after seeing the post quoted below? I would still suggest updating your password, since we don't yet know what information the hackers could have obtained. I think I shouldn't, since I haven't provided the hackers with my login credentials, right?
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January 01, 2019, 03:15:12 PM |
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Primedice domain got hijacked again?
It's back to normal, as far as I can see. I just used the bookmarked page of PD and found myself on the site without having to log in even. This issue is currently discussed on PD forum here: https://forum.primedice.com/topic/34851-new-login-page-primedice/I'm wondering whether I should change my password though, after seeing the post quoted below? I would still suggest updating your password, since we don't yet know what information the hackers could have obtained. I think I shouldn't, since I haven't provided the hackers with my login credentials, right? I haven't heard from primedice themselves, I would change my password anyway if I were you, if the hackers could hijack the domain for a 2nd time it means the site owners and/or devs haven't learned from the last time and to much personal info needed to hijack a domain seems to be available for hackers. For all we know they could have had access to the database and back-end of the site....
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If a person is not acquainted with primedice after all these years there is a big chance they are quite new to the crypto scene, I have never heard of someone playing at other places for a long time without even checking primedice, all those promotions are done to just keep up with the competition and not lose the market share instead of attracting new players, its more like keeping the current ones.
Specially there are some promotions that require you to spend 0.1+ which means neither poor people nor initiated people will play there, only the current happy customers would go that way and most of the promotions make the house edge even smaller so gamblers love it.
New people have faucets to test but faucets are so small that it would take about 10 minutes to lose all of your money very quickly and neither gambler could understand anything in 10 minutes nor Primedice could offer more since its literally free money.
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January 01, 2019, 03:44:35 PM |
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Primedice domain got hijacked again?
It's back to normal, as far as I can see. I just used the bookmarked page of PD and found myself on the site without having to log in even. This issue is currently discussed on PD forum here: https://forum.primedice.com/topic/34851-new-login-page-primedice/I'm wondering whether I should change my password though, after seeing the post quoted below? I would still suggest updating your password, since we don't yet know what information the hackers could have obtained. I think I shouldn't, since I haven't provided the hackers with my login credentials, right? You are safe if you have not logged, as it was a PISHING attempt. I haven't heard from primedice themselves, I would change my password anyway if I were you, if the hackers could hijack the domain for a 2nd time it means the site owners and/or devs haven't learned from the last time and to much personal info needed to hijack a domain seems to be available for hackers.
For all we know they could have had access to the database and back-end of the site....
Server's Machine is different from Domain. They could only get access to the database if somehow they got Server's Credentials (FTP or any other forms to log into the machine) So there's no way for them to get into database just by hacking the domain. EDIT: Official Information at https://forum.stake.com/topic/17857-attention/Hello,
Due to a small security breach, the withdrawals are put on hold and are being manually processed for the time being. Everything should be back to normal within next several hours.
We are working on solving the issue. Sorry for any inconvenience caused by this and thank you for the patience!
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IMPORTANT:
UPDATE: Everything fixed. Withdrawals are on auto again.
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January 01, 2019, 03:52:47 PM |
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Primedice domain got hijacked again?
It's back to normal, as far as I can see. I just used the bookmarked page of PD and found myself on the site without having to log in even. This issue is currently discussed on PD forum here: https://forum.primedice.com/topic/34851-new-login-page-primedice/I'm wondering whether I should change my password though, after seeing the post quoted below? I would still suggest updating your password, since we don't yet know what information the hackers could have obtained. I think I shouldn't, since I haven't provided the hackers with my login credentials, right? You are safe if you have not logged, as it was a PISHING attempt. I haven't heard from primedice themselves, I would change my password anyway if I were you, if the hackers could hijack the domain for a 2nd time it means the site owners and/or devs haven't learned from the last time and to much personal info needed to hijack a domain seems to be available for hackers.
For all we know they could have had access to the database and back-end of the site....
Server's Machine is different from Domain. They could only get access to the database if somehow they got Server's Credentials (FTP or any other forms to log into the machine) So there's no way for them to get into database just by hacking the domain. EDIT: Official Information at https://forum.stake.com/topic/17857-attention/Hello,
Due to a small security breach, the withdrawals are put on hold and are being manually processed for the time being. Everything should be back to normal within next several hours.
We are working on solving the issue. Sorry for any inconvenience caused by this and thank you for the patience!To hijack a domain they need some personal info about PD's registar, info for the hosting services isn't much different, if this info is out on the streets and it's already the 2nd time it's hijacked within a year I don't trust anything involving my personal data on primedice's site.
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January 01, 2019, 03:56:38 PM |
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Primedice domain got hijacked again?
It's back to normal, as far as I can see. I just used the bookmarked page of PD and found myself on the site without having to log in even. This issue is currently discussed on PD forum here: https://forum.primedice.com/topic/34851-new-login-page-primedice/I'm wondering whether I should change my password though, after seeing the post quoted below? I would still suggest updating your password, since we don't yet know what information the hackers could have obtained. I think I shouldn't, since I haven't provided the hackers with my login credentials, right? You are safe if you have not logged, as it was a PISHING attempt. I haven't heard from primedice themselves, I would change my password anyway if I were you, if the hackers could hijack the domain for a 2nd time it means the site owners and/or devs haven't learned from the last time and to much personal info needed to hijack a domain seems to be available for hackers.
For all we know they could have had access to the database and back-end of the site....
Server's Machine is different from Domain. They could only get access to the database if somehow they got Server's Credentials (FTP or any other forms to log into the machine) So there's no way for them to get into database just by hacking the domain. EDIT: Official Information at https://forum.stake.com/topic/17857-attention/Hello,
Due to a small security breach, the withdrawals are put on hold and are being manually processed for the time being. Everything should be back to normal within next several hours.
We are working on solving the issue. Sorry for any inconvenience caused by this and thank you for the patience!To hijack a domain they need some personal info about PD's registar, info for the hosting services isn't much different, if this info is out on the streets and it's already the 2nd time it's hijacked within a year I don't trust anything involving my personal data on primedice's site. Hey, its not domain hijacking and yes our database and backend are safe. Netifly which hosts our frontend got compromised so only frontend affected. Its phishing attempt. With very bad login page. So it looks like not many people fell for it. But we are investigating everybody who did fall for it and we will sort it out.
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