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[beerlover]

I think freebitco is accessible all around the world unless it has been block by your ISP.

Do you get any error when trying to visit the website? Maybe, it's cloudfare that is not allowing you to visit the website due to protecting it from DDoS attacks.
If the page isn't loaded at all, it's probably your ISP that has blocked freebitco.

I've heard of cases like this where it's difficult to access a platform site that contains crypto, but after setting up the browser it can be accessed again, if I'm not mistaken, changing the DNS settings in the browser if indeed a VPN is not the best way to access the site, but if it has been tried but cannot be accessed using a VPN is the best way, whether the IP is blocked or the ISP is blocking the freebitcoin site and also make sure the browser has been updated.

But as far as I see and hear my friend's complaints, they only change the DNS settings on the browser then they can access it again, but it's good to try the suggestions from the community in this thread, I hope you can access it again because so far freebitcoin is friendly everywhere and can be accessed by everyone. all countries. 

It is true, we had a period where crypto was banned in our nation (wasn't banned but more like onhold until decision was made) and during that time binance was out for a week, it was a trouble. Sometimes some websites do get blocked by nations and ISP has to follow that rule, there is no way they could do it however they want.

It's a must and I think it is a good thing, it doesn't really matter all that much and should be considered a good thing in the end, I believe that it is good not because freebitco.in is blocked in Singapore, it is good because when it's unblocked like it happened with us, then it means they have approval and it is going to be skyrocketing there after that. The green side is closer than you think it is.

[so98nn]

I am a big fan so I am always updating my stats on the freebitco. Since the time I saw a few members posting their big winnings from the Wheel of Fortune, I was very much interested in accumulating the free spins and whining about it later when I was gonna hit the big jackpots. 
So in my last post when I updated the spins were around 1000 or something, I don't really remember it but as far as the current timeline is concerned I am up at 1660.

I am only 340 spins away from the 2000 spins. The last time someone rolled the free spins they were able to hit the max price multiple times and won huge rewards in terms of sats, RP, and guess what bunch of GTs.

Though I am going to go beyond the 2000 mark I will also take a chance if I am feeling lucky once I reach the 2k point.

[supergenics]

Thanks everyone for helping me to look into this. Meanwhile, I will just wait for freebitco.in to investigate and hopefully they will unblock the whole Singapore IP addresses.

Cheers!

Hi there, I have difficulty logging into my account for the past few days.

It seems that freebico.in has been blocked in Singapore. I couldn't even visit the login page. I have tried on a few of public internet and the result is the same- blocked.

Is there any reason for blocking user access in Singapore?

Have you tried to bypass that by testing if it will login via a VPN? I know Freebitco.in has implemented KYC verification lately, so they might have implemented region restrictions too?

Do you gamble at other casinos too? .....and are they restricted too...? It might be a cloudflare restriction and not a restriction from the site it self. 

The new requirements around KYC is only for new accounts and will not affect old accounts. With the new rules, I shouldn’t also been able to play on the site but I can still fully use it and recently received a withdrawal from them. This issue must be related to Cloudfare.

I have enabled a VPN with a Singapore IP address and tried to access the site, but I also had no luck. So, I don't think it's a problem with Cloudflare. It looks like the freebitcoin team has started purposely blocking access to the site only for IP addresses from that region. I don't remember if Singapore was mentioned as a banned jurisdiction in the updated ToS or not, but I can't check it now as I can't find a link to the ToS where it used to be on the main page.

Well, I think it's wrong to really come to a conclusion about this without the freebitco team first confirming this, though I've not really read or gone through previous comments to really be sure where this discussion originated from, but all I can say is that, if there be anyone from Singapore who is having a hard time accessing the site , the user can maybe try contacting the customer care to possibly find out or have the first hand information on what is really happening, if the freebitco team have blocked users from Singapore access to the site , Its proper and business wise for them to make an official announcement about it , than just keep quiet .

[STT]

Singapore is a super rich country, I doubt they would idly block them unless required.   Might be its automatic and that particular range of IP has been highjacked possibly, if there is layers of defence vs attacks and some of that is 3rd party then its not always going to be clear where the stop has been applied.
    I always say just try another browser if there's a problem but that's just the simple advice for the most common problems.  It could still be relevant as an easy answer in this case also, Opera browser for example has a vpn button on the address bar and just takes seconds to alter your circumstances some.

[pawanjain]

Hi there, I have difficulty logging into my account for the past few days.

It seems that freebico.in has been blocked in Singapore. I couldn't even visit the login page. I have tried on a few of public internet and the result is the same- blocked.

Is there any reason for blocking user access in Singapore?

Have you tried to bypass that by testing if it will login via a VPN? I know Freebitco.in has implemented KYC verification lately, so they might have implemented region restrictions too?

Do you gamble at other casinos too? .....and are they restricted too...? It might be a cloudflare restriction and not a restriction from the site it self. 

The new requirements around KYC is only for new accounts and will not affect old accounts. With the new rules, I shouldn’t also been able to play on the site but I can still fully use it and recently received a withdrawal from them. This issue must be related to Cloudfare.

Did I read that right ? Freebitco.in has implemented KYC for new users ? Since when did that happen. I was totally unaware of it.
Do you know why has KYC been implemented on freebitco.in ? Are people abusing the system?
I am glad that KYC is not imposed on old users but I wonder how long its gonna stay like that.

[Mahdirakib]

~snip~

They have added the possible identity verification requirement rules in the July month. I had created a topic about it. Based on the replies of TheQuin, they will rarely apply the identity verification rules. wetsuit have updated the terms to make Freebitco more professional. And the changes of the terms have been made to deal with the abuser and to deal with the laws of some countries.

[swogerino]

~snip~

They have added the possible identity verification requirement rules in the July month. I had created a topic about it. Based on the replies of TheQuin, they will rarely apply the identity verification rules. wetsuit have updated the terms to make Freebitco more professional. And the changes of the terms have been made to deal with the abuser and to deal with the laws of some countries.

I have withdrawn about two times,small amounts though but I have not been asked to verify myself yet,nevertheless I agree that adding KYC makes the website looks more professional and since they have added quite a lot since the time this was only a faucet when it began it is normal to apply such things.

Lately I have been in luck,I converted two friends of mine and some of them apparently likes multiply Bitcoin game and I am receiving some nice commissions,not the best of them but overall it adds up so hopefully they will continue clicking the roll button and maybe buy and sell FUN tokens in the future.

[Saint-loup]

I have enabled a VPN with a Singapore IP address and tried to access the site, but I also had no luck. So, I don't think it's a problem with Cloudflare. It looks like the freebitcoin team has started purposely blocking access to the site only for IP addresses from that region. I don't remember if Singapore was mentioned as a banned jurisdiction in the updated ToS or not, but I can't check it now as I can't find a link to the ToS where it used to be on the main page.

Same for me, I tried to connect the website through a VPN with several Singaporean Ip adresses and none of them have worked. I got a page from Cloudfare saying I've been blocked with the text below, so I guess an attack originated from this country has recently happened and Cloudfare is temporarily blocking all connections from this country.

Sorry, you have been blocked
You are unable to access freebitco.in
Why have I been blocked?
This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks. The action you just performed triggered the security solution. There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase, a SQL command or malformed data.

What can I do to resolve this?
You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked. Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page.

[babygun]

I have withdrawn about two times,small amounts though but I have not been asked to verify myself yet,nevertheless I agree that adding KYC makes the website looks more professional and since they have added quite a lot since the time this was only a faucet when it began it is normal to apply such things.

Lately I have been in luck,I converted two friends of mine and some of them apparently likes multiply Bitcoin game and I am receiving some nice commissions,not the best of them but overall it adds up so hopefully they will continue clicking the roll button and maybe buy and sell FUN tokens in the future.

After adding these rules, I withdrawed about 0.08 BTC without problem and without any question about KYC allthough my country was affected for playing on the site; so for old members nothing has changed.

@Saint-Loup, so the problem is not the site itself but Cloudflare ?

[so98nn]

~snip~

They have added the possible identity verification requirement rules in the July month. I had created a topic about it. Based on the replies of TheQuin, they will rarely apply the identity verification rules. wetsuit have updated the terms to make Freebitco more professional. And the changes of the terms have been made to deal with the abuser and to deal with the laws of some countries.

It is good way to go about it since user base is rising a lot for the freebitcoin. I think with the regulations getting stringent for the companies that are involved in financial domain especially the lottery based and crypto based site. I am not sure if TheQuin has published the new set of rules of not but IP addresses can only tell you about the region of user and if that’s from restricted area then they are banned. Since freebitco doesn’t have know your customer verification process they have no further way out but to just ban the account straight. This is based on the conversion that I keep reading on the gambling sites where gamblers have chance to prove their identity with various levels of KYC processes.

BUT, if there comes stringent processes like these are implemented on the freebitcoin then I don’t know it will take out the fun from only Faucet that is genuine and trusted so far. Hope so it doesn’t happen.

[piebeyb]

BUT, if there comes stringent processes like these are implemented on the freebitcoin then I don’t know it will take out the fun from only Faucet that is genuine and trusted so far. Hope so it doesn’t happen.

I don't think it would be too strict let alone spoil the fun of users getting a faucet on it for a long time, maybe this should apply to new users where maybe this also prevents fake accounts and cheating, so why not use strict rules for that, as long as the account plays honestly not there is a problem in my opinion unless there is a dishonest account that needs to be dealt with.

We also cannot regulate any new regulations imposed by FreeBitcoin, I'm sure it's all for the common good and not benefiting any party, I know FreeBitcoin has done this for certain reasons, so never complain about anything that has become new rules and requirements that will be implemented. set freebitcoin later. I have never worried or questioned it

[Juggy777]

~snip~

They have added the possible identity verification requirement rules in the July month. I had created a topic about it. Based on the replies of TheQuin, they will rarely apply the identity verification rules. wetsuit have updated the terms to make Freebitco more professional. And the changes of the terms have been made to deal with the abuser and to deal with the laws of some countries.

It is good way to go about it since user base is rising a lot for the freebitcoin. I think with the regulations getting stringent for the companies that are involved in financial domain especially the lottery based and crypto based site. I am not sure if TheQuin has published the new set of rules of not but IP addresses can only tell you about the region of user and if that’s from restricted area then they are banned. Since freebitco doesn’t have know your customer verification process they have no further way out but to just ban the account straight. This is based on the conversion that I keep reading on the gambling sites where gamblers have chance to prove their identity with various levels of KYC processes.

BUT, if there comes stringent processes like these are implemented on the freebitcoin then I don’t know it will take out the fun from only Faucet that is genuine and trusted so far. Hope so it doesn’t happen.

@so98n the Freebitco team is very professional and smart and that’s why they have been running this site successfully for so many year’s now hence I don’t think that they’ll do anything to upset their user base. Furthermore when the Freebitco management has already clarified why these rules were added and how they’ll be applied if needed we should trust in their words and not doubt them.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

~snip~

They have added the possible identity verification requirement rules in the July month. I had created a topic about it. Based on the replies of TheQuin, they will rarely apply the identity verification rules. wetsuit have updated the terms to make Freebitco more professional. And the changes of the terms have been made to deal with the abuser and to deal with the laws of some countries.

It is good way to go about it since user base is rising a lot for the freebitcoin. I think with the regulations getting stringent for the companies that are involved in financial domain especially the lottery based and crypto based site. I am not sure if TheQuin has published the new set of rules of not but IP addresses can only tell you about the region of user and if that’s from restricted area then they are banned. Since freebitco doesn’t have know your customer verification process they have no further way out but to just ban the account straight.This is based on the conversion that I keep reading on the gambling sites where gamblers have chance to prove their identity with various levels of KYC processes.

BUT, if there comes stringent processes like these are implemented on the freebitcoin then I don’t know it will take out the fun from only Faucet that is genuine and trusted so far. Hope so it doesn’t happen.

Well, if I understand you correctly on what you said in the part of your comment that I bolded , you said freebitco does not have a kyc verification process, this I believe if absolutely false, though freebitco used to indeed be free off kyc verification stuff , they recently changed this when they updated their terms and conditions, or terms of service , which ever one anybody chose to call it, so this means that freebitco now have the power to impose kyc verification on any customer whom they feel or suspect to be doing something wrong or breaking the casinos terms of service , though I don't know if this applies old members as well, but I am sure this is a rule that have taken effect on every newly registered member .

[TheQuin]

Hi there, I have difficulty logging into my account for the past few days.

It seems that freebico.in has been blocked in Singapore. I couldn't even visit the login page. I have tried on a few of public internet and the result is the same- blocked.

Is there any reason for blocking user access in Singapore?

Have you tried to bypass that by testing if it will login via a VPN? I know Freebitco.in has implemented KYC verification lately, so they might have implemented region restrictions too?

Do you gamble at other casinos too? .....and are they restricted too...? It might be a cloudflare restriction and not a restriction from the site it self.  

The new requirements around KYC is only for new accounts and will not affect old accounts. With the new rules, I shouldn’t also been able to play on the site but I can still fully use it and recently received a withdrawal from them. This issue must be related to Cloudfare.

I have enabled a VPN with a Singapore IP address and tried to access the site, but I also had no luck. So, I don't think it's a problem with Cloudflare. It looks like the freebitcoin team has started purposely blocking access to the site only for IP addresses from that region. I don't remember if Singapore was mentioned as a banned jurisdiction in the updated ToS or not, but I can't check it now as I can't find a link to the ToS where it used to be on the main page.

You are wrong. We are not blocking any IP addresses. I've had a few people report getting blocked by Cloudflare and the message they receive tells them that they are blocked due to a security issue and suggests it could be caused by a key word or phrase, SQL command or malformed data. I'm pretty sure that makes it obvious we are not blocking based on location.
The number of these reports is extremely small compared to the number of active users we have and I have also seen exactly the same Cloudflare issue reported on completely unrelated sites (nothing to do with Bitcoin).

We haven't been able to reproduce the issue but my best guess is that it's caused by something installed on the device that is triggering the security systems at Cloudflare.

As for all comments about the new Terms I'll just keep reposting this:

Rather than repeating it all, I'll point to the dedicated thread that I hope I've already answered your questions in.

FreeBitco.in is no longer a KYC free casino! (New terms)

tl;dr Nothing really changed.

I've said everything that needs saying in that thread already and I'm not going to reply to individually everyone who contradicts me.

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[STT]

I will borrow a Singapore IP later and see what it says if anything.   Cloudflare is like AI kinda in trying to counteract all the nonsense with those who operate bots and other automated type distributed attacks.  Its impossible to say exactly which rule they may apply intermittently or who might be misusing that IP range for some reason.
  I've not seen any general reports but always worth checking the tech sites for news; for years the average windows machine has been an open petri dish for every infection possible they do make attempts to kill off malware that spams but thats the origins of ddos afaik.

The RP reward is very nice today, its possible theoretically to claim now an extra 6 wheel spins with the RP.   I got good luck on my last attempts buying extra spins, winning back 450 rp or BTC on a dozen or so extra tickets each attempt, thats above what I expect most days.   Is anyone out there doing a hundred spins a day, trying to brute force an attempt at the bigger prizes; has to be a few doing this imo.
  The end month price I would judge on a knife edge and I dont mean exciting, indecisive snail like actually infuriating imo.
 Col Kurtz from Apocalypse Now foresaw BTC price action

[Betwrong]

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On average, most users who get 10,000 points are mostly newbie users with one post, after that they are never active and leave this forum, whether this is my bad thought or not, my question is where did they get that information to share their winnings on that thread or someone created a new account to claim Rewards but he is the same active person in this forum.
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Telling you from own experience since I rolled 9998 on FREE BTC recently. What happened was I was credited with the won money, $20 in BTC, right away, but it wasn't the end of story. When I opened my mailbox a bit later that day, I found a mail from noreply@freebitco.in there.  Apart from congratulations on winning the 2nd highest prize of $20, there was this text:



I think everyone winning the 2nd highest or the highest prize is automatically getting this email, and if they want the additional $5 they register on bitcointalk to make this post.

[so98nn]

I will borrow a Singapore IP later and see what it says if anything.   Cloudflare is like AI kinda in trying to counteract all the nonsense with those who operate bots and other automated type distributed attacks.  Its impossible to say exactly which rule they may apply intermittently or who might be misusing that IP range for some reason.
  I've not seen any general reports but always worth checking the tech sites for news; for years the average windows machine has been an open petri dish for every infection possible they do make attempts to kill off malware that spams but thats the origins of ddos afaik.

The RP reward is very nice today, its possible theoretically to claim now an extra 6 wheel spins with the RP.   I got good luck on my last attempts buying extra spins, winning back 450 rp or BTC on a dozen or so extra tickets each attempt, thats above what I expect most days.   Is anyone out there doing a hundred spins a day, trying to brute force an attempt at the bigger prizes; has to be a few doing this imo.
  The end month price I would judge on a knife edge and I dont mean exciting, indecisive snail like actually infuriating imo.
 Col Kurtz from Apocalypse Now foresaw BTC price action

I don't know if anyone is rolling that much WOF daily but for me, it's limited to zero. :-)  I am being a collector right now. I am willing to roll everything at once after I reach the 2000 mark and I am posting my collections of WOF now and then in this thread all the time. I am just 350 spins away from reaching my goal.

How I have benefited from this last year is a simple story. I ended up collecting more than 1,000 spins, rolled them all at once, and was able to receive a decent amount of RP. Just a couple of days ago I converted all of my RP's ~ 1,66,000 to my satoshi balance.

Now I am eligible for the %. I am earning 4.49% (+0.41%) bonus right now with that extra from my premium membership.

I am just hoping that when I will reach 2k WOF, I will end up with more millions of RP that I can easily convert to sats and have more % on them.

[fullhdpixel]

I will borrow a Singapore IP later and see what it says if anything.   Cloudflare is like AI kinda in trying to counteract all the nonsense with those who operate bots and other automated type distributed attacks.  Its impossible to say exactly which rule they may apply intermittently or who might be misusing that IP range for some reason.
  I've not seen any general reports but always worth checking the tech sites for news; for years the average windows machine has been an open petri dish for every infection possible they do make attempts to kill off malware that spams but thats the origins of ddos afaik.

The RP reward is very nice today, its possible theoretically to claim now an extra 6 wheel spins with the RP.   I got good luck on my last attempts buying extra spins, winning back 450 rp or BTC on a dozen or so extra tickets each attempt, thats above what I expect most days.   Is anyone out there doing a hundred spins a day, trying to brute force an attempt at the bigger prizes; has to be a few doing this imo.
  The end month price I would judge on a knife edge and I dont mean exciting, indecisive snail like actually infuriating imo.
 Col Kurtz from Apocalypse Now foresaw BTC price action

I understood the situation as freebitco.in doesn't do it, the ISP does it, in which case thequin is right that they are not blocking any specific nation and the customer could be right that they can't join from a certain nation.

I know this to be true because I am not from that nation but I can't join from mine neither, it's banned in my nation and we just can't open the website up, a legal disclaimer pops up about the illegality of gambling which it does happen to almost all casinos, or at least the known ones, small ones the government is not aware of yet so they don't show that up. All in all I would say that it has to be from the legal side that ISP blocked and nothing to do with the website itself if you ask me.

[babygun]

I don't know if anyone is rolling that much WOF daily but for me, it's limited to zero. :-)  I am being a collector right now. I am willing to roll everything at once after I reach the 2000 mark and I am posting my collections of WOF now and then in this thread all the time. I am just 350 spins away from reaching my goal.

How I have benefited from this last year is a simple story. I ended up collecting more than 1,000 spins, rolled them all at once, and was able to receive a decent amount of RP. Just a couple of days ago I converted all of my RP's ~ 1,66,000 to my satoshi balance.

Now I am eligible for the %. I am earning 4.49% (+0.41%) bonus right now with that extra from my premium membership.

I am just hoping that when I will reach 2k WOF, I will end up with more millions of RP that I can easily convert to sats and have more % on them.

A very quick calculation tells me you will get around 33,000 RP to 45,000 RP when spinning 2000 WOF spins. In 1/3 of the cases you will probably win RP (the base amount) and you might get lucky and get some higher prizes.
I prefer, most of the times to spin all my WOFs directly as it directly counts for the daily dividend if you win some sats.