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[arwin100]

I wasn't on this forum when they implemented a FUN token but I dig a little dip and I noticed that the price of FUN token went significantly down soon once Freebitco acquired a fair share of this token and implemented a FUN reward system. Honestly, I think they had a huge financial lose by investing in FUN token but I also think that they could have been able to manipulate the price of the token and make some money that way. I also noticed that rewards were higher in the past and they significantly downgraded the reward given to FUN token holders

It can be only coincidence because in during a bear market, altcoins and tokens face with nightmare. FUN token by going through two or three market cycles (I guess only two market cycles) is only similar to many altcoins and tokens. FUN lost a lot of its token value and not now but even some years ago, before issues on Freebitco.in for deposits and withdrawals, there were a lot of expectation that Freebitco.in will do something like building up an ecosystem around FUN.

FUN reward system was one of such hope but the tokenomics used to be a hot discussion too. What has happened with Freebitco.in company and the FUN token are not too good years later.

I think the bigger issue is not about those bear market situation, but rather on how this token didn't evolve beyond on what they promise to their investors at early stage.

Lots of altcoins survives on those challenges and they are providing great updates then made some grade updates with their tokenomics. But on FUN side they didn't made any changes.

They have good chance to build a good competitive ecosystem around this token, but they failed to deliver so as result FUN token slowly declines. They cannot blame it to bearish market condition, but rather those cycles just expose that this token is so weak.

[Hispo]

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Maybe they couldn't and it was a long-term plan to attract people to deposit and hold many Bitcoins on their wallets? Because it's clear that in the end they turned into a scam.

That would mean their main reason for the lack of liquidity and their choice to run away with people's money was the APY on their Bitcoin, while there is also a possibilty they reason for them to have gone rogue was the aggressive implementation of the FUN token in their ecosystem, which could have caused a severe disbalance on their spreadsheets in the long term.
Though, if we analyze it carefully, it would make much sense if all this mess was the result of a semi-ponzi scheme which did not catch the attention of people as the scam it was, because the majority of us thought Freebitcoin actually had Bitcoin mining farms to compensate that relatively high APY.

I wasn't on this forum when they implemented a FUN token but I dig a little dip and I noticed that the price of FUN token went significantly down soon once Freebitco acquired a fair share of this token and implemented a FUN reward system. Honestly, I think they had a huge financial lose by investing in FUN token but I also think that they could have been able to manipulate the price of the token and make some money that way. I also noticed that rewards were higher in the past and they significantly downgraded the reward given to FUN token holders.
Anyways, this project failed because there weren't competent people behind it but dplay and club riches seemed a better projects, however, they closed these websites first and they didn't even promote them on this forum, which seems a little strange to me.

It would seem they had higher stakes on the FUN token when compared to those other projects, in my opinion. That is why they decided to stick to FUN until the very end, instead of finishing support and keep their services BTC-only.
If they sunsetted FUN on their casino, when they would need to refund all this tokens to their owners in chain, which would have been translated to a even bigger liquidity crisis.
Since they were interested in keeping as much money as possible in their pockets, they allowed the price of FUN to tank. I suspect they had already exchanges most of their FUN for BTC anyways, keeping the difference and making their gamblers to lose money in a very short period of time.

[ranlo]

Has anyone verified the PF system on FBTC by the way? Asking as some sites (cryptoplay and luckybird come to mind) have/had fake systems where the rolls were either verified server-side or just not verified at all. I haven't tested FBTC's though.

Edit: don't just click their own verifier to test. In the case of luckybird, for example, the in-game verifier would send the request to the server and return the "verified" number back, but there was no way to come up with the same result on your own as their system was faked. But for those who didn't know better, they assumed it was legit).

[citywise2]

If this new casino really belongs to them, then it means they're making a career out of scams. They want to be the biggest scammers in the history of the cryptocurrency world. They'll keep creating more scam casinos, and whenever they steal a lot, they'll jump to another scam casino. The end will be someone discovering what they're doing and bringing them to justice. It's rare for a thief to survive long in the criminal world. One day they make a mistake that exposes all their crimes.

They’ve promoted that site on the FUN token social media and Telegram channels. There’s really no doubt that they are connected with all these other shady casinos and apps they created after FreeBitco.in. They always register them under different companies like FB Coins Limited, Reward Riot Games, Funtoken Games, etc. to make them appear independent. Scamming people for $11 is truly disgraceful.

I don’t know what happened to the legal case they had in the Netherlands. Maybe this whole charade about shutting down FreeBitco.in was to make it seem like they were complying with regulators. Until somebody actually does something they are not going to stop.

July is about to come to an end, more than 8 months after putting up a notice for shutting down, but they're still on only you cannot withdraw as they turn you to their shutting down page. But their deposit page is there to receive your deposits, what else  is there to see that this casino is scam. If I may ask, how many people here have won any of those BTCs  they parade in their site or hit 10000 in roll?

[16xypjnxlrew]

Has anyone verified the PF system on FBTC by the way?

You can verify the results on this page: https://s3.amazonaws.com/roll-verifier/verify.html. You can also ask ChatGPT to generate its own verification page based on their published parameters:

How are rolls calculated?
Two strings are created :
STRING1 = "[NONCE]:[SERVER SEED]:[NONCE]"
STRING2 = "[NONCE]:[CLIENT SEED]:[NONCE]"
Then HMAC-SHA512 is used to hash STRING1 with STRING2 as the secret key, giving us a 128 character hex string.
The first 8 characters of the hex string are taken and converted to a decimal.
This decimal is then divided by 429496.7295 and rounded off to the nearest whole number.
This whole number is used as your roll, with the maximum possible value being 10,000.

If I may ask, how many people here have won any of those BTCs  they parade in their site or hit 10000 in roll?

How many spins have you made, and over what period of time? For example, I've made more than 20,000 spins over almost 8 years, but I've never received either the $20 or the $200 prize. That suggests their system is rigged - statistically, that's virtually impossible

[iv4n]

If I may ask, how many people here have won any of those BTCs  they parade in their site or hit 10000 in roll?

Of course you may ask. You can ask any question, freedom of speech and all that... In +10 years never! In all those years, I never got lucky enough to finish in the weekly lottery top 10.

July is about to come to an end, more than 8 months after putting up a notice for shutting down, but they're still on only you cannot withdraw as they turn you to their shutdown page. But their deposit page is there to receive your deposits, what else  is there to see that this casino is scam.

They turned into a scam a long time ago... What are we doing here? Nothing important, we are still speculating & guessing what went wrong. From their side, it's total silence for years (more or less), so I doubt they will show up and give some explanations... when it comes to withdrawals... well, that's not going to happen... I would even put some money on that bet. Maybe someone needs to open a market on Polymarket... that would be interesting! 

[ONDRA]

Although this is what I see when I click their deposit button.

https://www.talkimg.com/images/2026/07/16/UcK7m3.png

But it seems they are slowly opening their deposit to selected users.

if you keep clearing cach and refreshing the page, after a few tries you will get the deposit popup instead of the notice.

i don't know if this a caching issue or if they are doing this on purpose, or if it's just a result of the site being abandoned with no maintenance being done.
but after checking the code, looks like what popup is shown depends on what the server is sending.

Has anyone tried reporting their domain to the registrar?

that would be a waste of time, especially with namecheap since that's their registrar.
they won't do anything about it and will tell you to report it to the hosting provider or something like that.

Report FreeBitco.in to IC3 & FinCEN Now! (Proof of Claim & Case ID)

Hi everyone,

I am writing to let you know that I have officially filed complaints regarding FreeBitco.in with both IC3 (FBI Internet Crime Complaint Center) and FinCEN.
It is not only for U.S. citizens!!

I have already received a response Case ID from IC3.

If you are still waiting for FreeBitco.in to "fix" withdrawals, you may be wasting valuable time.

If there is ever an official investigation or enforcement action, it is important to have your own complaint and supporting evidence on record. Filing a report creates an official record of your case and may help authorities understand the full scope of the problem.

I strongly encourage everyone to secure their evidence IMMEDIATELY while the website is still accessible.

1. Get Your User ID & Pending Balance

Go to More → Profile and take a screenshot of the page.

This page shows:
• Your User ID
• Your Pending Payouts
• Other important account information

2. Collect Your Transaction IDs (TXIDs)

Copy all of your deposit Transaction IDs (TXIDs) and save them in a text file or take screenshots.

Also save:
• Withdrawal requests
• Deposit history
• Emails from FreeBitco.in
• Any other relevant evidence

3. File an Official Complaint

You can report your case here:

FBI Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3)

https://www.ic3.gov/

or directly:

https://complaint.ic3.gov/

FinCEN (Financial Crimes Enforcement Network)

https://www.fincen.gov/contact

When submitting your complaint, include:
• Your User ID
• Screenshots of your Pending Payouts
• Deposit TXIDs
• Withdrawal requests
• Any emails or messages from FreeBitco.in
• Any additional supporting evidence

The more evidence you provide, the easier it is for investigators to understand your case.

Don't wait until the website becomes unavailable. If access to your account is lost in the future, obtaining evidence may become much more difficult.

Protect your records now.

If you have already filed a complaint, feel free to comment below so other users know they are not alone.

If you need help with writing the complaint, use GPT, which already knows about this issue. Just write your problem and it will generate a message complaint for you.

If FreeBitco.in Is Holding Your BTC – File Your Own Complaint

Many users are still waiting and hoping that FreeBitco.in will eventually release their BTC.

I don't think simply waiting is enough anymore.

I have already filed official complaints with IC3 (FBI Internet Crime Complaint Center) and FinCEN (Financial Crimes Enforcement Network).

I have also received an official IC3 Case ID, confirming that my complaint has been registered.

But there is one very important thing everyone should understand:

My complaint only represents my own case.

If your BTC is being withheld and you never file your own complaint, the authorities may never know that you are also a victim.

Every individual complaint helps demonstrate the full scale of the problem.

Save Your Evidence NOW

While your account is still accessible, save everything you can.

Take screenshots of:
• Your User ID
• Pending Payouts / Pending Withdrawals
• Deposit history
• Withdrawal requests
• Account balance

Also save:
• Deposit TXIDs
• Emails from FreeBitco.in
• Support tickets
• Any other relevant communication

Store everything safely on your computer.

If the website ever becomes unavailable, recovering this evidence may become impossible.

Anyone whose BTC is being withheld by FreeBitco.in can file a complaint with both of these authorities.

These authorities already have many complaints regarding FreeBitco.in, so the path to court could be very short. However, without your own complaint, your individual case may not be considered.

You can report your case here:

FBI Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3)

https://www.ic3.gov/

or directly:

https://complaint.ic3.gov/

FinCEN (Financial Crimes Enforcement Network)

https://www.fincen.gov/contact

When submitting your complaint, include:

• Your User ID
• Screenshots of your Pending Payouts
• Deposit TXIDs
• Withdrawal requests
• Emails from FreeBitco.in
• Any additional supporting evidence

The more evidence you provide, the easier it is for investigators to understand your case.

It is NOT only for U.S. citizens.

I am not an American citizen either, and I was still able to submit my complaints.

If you don't know how to write a complaint, ChatGPT can help you.

Simply describe your situation, and it can generate a complete complaint for IC3 or FinCEN in just a few minutes.

Don't assume that someone else's complaint will automatically cover your losses.

If your BTC is being withheld, file your own complaint and keep your evidence safe.

If you have already submitted a complaint, please leave a comment. It may encourage other affected users to do the same.

[Zwei]

Has anyone verified the PF system on FBTC by the way? Asking as some sites (cryptoplay and luckybird come to mind) have/had fake systems where the rolls were either verified server-side or just not verified at all. I haven't tested FBTC's though.

i just checked and the rolls are verifiable, they don't fake that.

but the way they implemented the system is in a way that if they wanted to, they can try give users server seeds that can't hit the big prizes, because server seeds are rotated after every roll. (the client seed rn is rotated too if you refresh the page, which is a big no no in any PF system, maybe it's bugged?)
the only way you could make their system 100% fair, is if you change your client seed after they reveal the next roll hashed server seed, which let's be real, 99.99% of users on freebitco.in don't do that.



in a normal provably fair system, the server seed gets committed and is never changed unless the player asks for it to be , which makes me believe they made it this way specifically so they can rig it. and the thing is, you can't prove or disprove they did it.

@LoyceV did some math on the free roll wins that have been shared on the forum before, and the numbers didn't add up:

Math time!
118 rolls (and correcting my mistake from 2018):
1 number pays $200 for every 4 numbers that pay $20 (I'm ignoring all rolls other than the 2 highest winners).
Expected outcome: around 23.6 times $200, and 94.4 times $20.
Reality: 2 times $200, and 116 times $20.
What are the odds of this happening?
My statistical math is rusty so I'm taking shortcuts: let's say it took 59 rolls to hit $200.
Odds of hitting $20 at the first roll: 0.8
Odds of hitting $20 in the first 2 rolls: 0.8²=0.64
....
Odds of hitting $20 in the first 58 rolls: 0.8⁵⁸=0.00000239452. That's 0.000239% chance. Note that I ignored the other half of the counted rolls.
So, and correct me if my math is wrong: this doesn't have a 5% chance of happening, it's 20,000 times less! And this is exactly what I meant when I said the bad signs were there, but were massively ignored. The odds of this happening twice in a row are several orders of magnitude lower. Count the rest of the topic, and you'll see this pattern continues.

[Hispo]

If I may ask, how many people here have won any of those BTCs  they parade in their site or hit 10000 in roll?

Of course you may ask. You can ask any question, freedom of speech and all that... In +10 years never! In all those years, I never got lucky enough to finish in the weekly lottery top 10.

Realistically, it would be very unlikely for a winner to be right here and right now on this thread to share their experience on Freebitcoin, if there were winners, they already moved on, withdrew their money and continue to live their life, away from the scam this site turned into.
In this thread we are about a dozen of people actively participating and posting, when Freebitcoin had hundreds of thousands or even millions of users at their peak.

Anyways, I think we should rather focus on the possible accountabily those people are supposed to face, instead of just guessing on whether there are winners among us.

[16xypjnxlrew]

Freebitco representatives have been posting many times that people are abusing the website via bots but they didn't build any mechanism that would protect the platform from abuse. Cloudflare wasn't simply enough. They could add wagering requirement or any other kind of requirement. They did nothing.

You are mistaken in believing that they were suffering from bot abuse.
First, only 1 roll per hour was allowed per IP address. If a user created 1,000 accounts, they would need 1,000 different IP addresses. Every IP address that interacted with an account was most likely logged in the database.
Second, every account had its own browser fingerprint.
Third, there was a CAPTCHA.
Fourth, the reward was very small - only about $0.002 per roll (Max. $0.048/day).
Fifth, a minimum withdrawal amount of 30,000 sat.
Sixth, manual withdrawal approval.
Seventh, their rigged Provably Fair system (Winning the $2, $20, $200 prize was virtually impossible).

[Don Pedro Dinero]

If I may ask, how many people here have won any of those BTCs  they parade in their site or hit 10000 in roll?

Of course you may ask. You can ask any question, freedom of speech and all that... In +10 years never! In all those years, I never got lucky enough to finish in the weekly lottery top 10.

Realistically, it would be very unlikely for a winner to be right here and right now on this thread to share their experience on Freebitcoin, if there were winners, they already moved on, withdrew their money and continue to live their life, away from the scam this site turned into.

Well, the problem now is that they wouldn’t be able to withdraw the money, no matter how much they ‘win’ on the site. But as for hitting number 10,000, which came with a $200 prize – and if I remember correctly, numbers 9,999 and 9,998 were worth $20 – there was a thread dedicated to it:

Big wins at FreeBitco.in

Although I recall that LoyceV carried out an analysis of this and found that the relationship between the $20 and $200 prizes didn’t add up from a statistical point of view.

As for lottery prizes, I do remember people in this thread commenting some time ago that they’d won one of the smaller ones, such as the 9th or 10th prize.

[Hispo]

If I may ask, how many people here have won any of those BTCs  they parade in their site or hit 10000 in roll?

Of course you may ask. You can ask any question, freedom of speech and all that... In +10 years never! In all those years, I never got lucky enough to finish in the weekly lottery top 10.

Realistically, it would be very unlikely for a winner to be right here and right now on this thread to share their experience on Freebitcoin, if there were winners, they already moved on, withdrew their money and continue to live their life, away from the scam this site turned into.

Well, the problem now is that they wouldn’t be able to withdraw the money, no matter how much they ‘win’ on the site. But as for hitting number 10,000, which came with a $200 prize – and if I remember correctly, numbers 9,999 and 9,998 were worth $20 – there was a thread dedicated to it:

Big wins at FreeBitco.in

Although I recall that LoyceV carried out an analysis of this and found that the relationship between the $20 and $200 prizes didn’t add up from a statistical point of view.

As for lottery prizes, I do remember people in this thread commenting some time ago that they’d won one of the smaller ones, such as the 9th or 10th prize.

By the way, it catches my attention how there are still alledged users of Freebitcoin posting their alledged wins on that thread you just linked me to. Is there any chance we can identity those accounts are being managed by someone directly related with the administration of the casino, in order to shill people into continuing to use Freebitcoin and deposit money into it?

Because I honestly did not expect to see more reviews and positive feedback about this casino, not even on that thread.

I also read about the comments of LoyceV before and I think it back a good thing to brought onto the table before these people decided to halt withdrawals, hopefully it helped someone to withdraw all their money off there and save it before this turned into a full blown scam.

[Betwrong]

Well, I'm sorry that it took me so long. It was hard to believe that a company that had cared about its customers for 10 years had all of a sudden turned into a scam. I still can't understand, why? Maybe those people who ruled the company have unexpectedly died in a catastrophe or something.

Read a few pages back and you will find out that the person behind it all is enjoying life protected by diplomatic immunity, otherwise he is part of a group that has already been caught in various scam operations.

F**king hell! I missed it somehow, although I've been following this thread closely for a while. Now I'll read all I can find about it. The same person who created and ran FreeBitco.in for years? F**king hell! Why are people like this? Why is it never enough for them? I think he made tens of millions with FreeBitco.in before turning it into a scam. Unbelievable!

[drangos]

If I may ask, how many people here have won any of those BTCs  they parade in their site or hit 10000 in roll?

Of course you may ask. You can ask any question, freedom of speech and all that... In +10 years never! In all those years, I never got lucky enough to finish in the weekly lottery top 10.

Realistically, it would be very unlikely for a winner to be right here and right now on this thread to share their experience on Freebitcoin, if there were winners, they already moved on, withdrew their money and continue to live their life, away from the scam this site turned into.
In this thread we are about a dozen of people actively participating and posting, when Freebitcoin had hundreds of thousands or even millions of users at their peak.

Anyways, I think we should rather focus on the possible accountabily those people are supposed to face, instead of just guessing on whether there are winners among us.

Why is it that long time users are skeptical? In this amount of time majority of people have played millions of times and never won the grand prizes, and they're not the type to lie down and accept that’s it, one never wins. Meanwhile, there's no evidence that there aren't any winners in this thread. Transparency is what's important. In order to build trust, FreeBitco.in must be transparent when it comes to the information they provide regarding the large jackpots, and should be vocal about any complaints from users. A strong message and accountability would have a much greater impact on rebuilding trust than marketing.

[maydna]

Well, I'm sorry that it took me so long. It was hard to believe that a company that had cared about its customers for 10 years had all of a sudden turned into a scam. I still can't understand, why? Maybe those people who ruled the company have unexpectedly died in a catastrophe or something.

Read a few pages back and you will find out that the person behind it all is enjoying life protected by diplomatic immunity, otherwise he is part of a group that has already been caught in various scam operations.

F**king hell! I missed it somehow, although I've been following this thread closely for a while. Now I'll read all I can find about it. The same person who created and ran FreeBitco.in for years? F**king hell! Why are people like this? Why is it never enough for them? I think he made tens of millions with FreeBitco.in before turning it into a scam. Unbelievable!

Greed, bro, nothing else even though they enjoy all the prosperity for 10 years or more, they want to make more and more money. They turn their own name bad without thinking about what they've got so far just because greed. We don't know the right reason why they did that with their rep and ends their business into scams.

[Cointxz]

Greed, bro, nothing else even though they enjoy all the prosperity for 10 years or more, they want to make more and more money. They turn their own name bad without thinking about what they've got so far just because greed. We don't know the right reason why they did that with their rep and ends their business into scams.

I’m the one of those early user of this service way back when they are still faucet and offer only dice game/lottery.

They survive a lot of crypto winter and bull run without experiencing problem like this so it’s not a simple greed for me although it’s part of it. They can earn more if they will just continue the operation and just discontinued their passive income earning distribution for token since their brand was well known.

The downfall started during the acquisition of FUNToken and provides a lucrative passive rewards for holders.