FreeBitco.in-$200 FreeBTC⭐Win Lambo🔥0.2BTC DailyJackpot🏆$32,500 Wager Contest

[hosemary]

BTW. I haven't been following what happened to domain expiration, I guess it was extended as the site is still working.

Yes, they have decided to keep running the scam.
According to Domaintools, they have renewed the website domain until Octobert 10, 2032.

Dates           4,415 days old
Created on   2013-10-10
Expires on    2032-10-10
Updated on   2025-11-03

Yes I also know about this for many years but neither I am able to get this jackpot nor I have heard that anyone has hit this amount through faucet. I don't remember if anyone ever claimed to got that amount in this thread too.

As I said, people don't hit the number 10,000 as frequent as expected, but it's that no one has ever won the $200 prize. Click here to see the posts reporting big wins on freebitco.

[Kavelj22]

freebitco.in is a scam

Write to this address:

abuse@cloudflare.com

Text:

The website freebitco.in, which uses Cloudflare services, has not processed user withdrawals for more than 3 months.
Many users report the same issue — their Bitcoin withdrawal requests remain pending even for “instant” withdrawals. 
Customer support does not respond to emails. This behavior suggests potential fraud or scam. 

Multiple complaints are available publicly on Trustpilot confirming this pattern:
https://www.trustpilot.com/review/freebitco.in 

Please investigate this domain for violating Cloudflare’s Terms of Service regarding fraudulent or deceptive practices. 
My own withdrawal request has been pending for over 3 months with no resolution.

Sad to read about another situation of pending withdrawal. This time for 3 months+
About cloudflare, it's strange that they still providing services to a website violating their TOS. I don't believe that they didn't notice how many complaints against freebitco. I suggest you create an accusation thread in the Scam Accusation board here in forum and use it as a reference in the report text you send to cloudflare abuse department. You may also include other links for accusation thread made by other victims whose withdrawals still pending. There are tons of them in that board.

[Agbe]

freebitco.in is a scam

Write to this address:

abuse@cloudflare.com

Text:

The website freebitco.in, which uses Cloudflare services, has not processed user withdrawals for more than 3 months.
Many users report the same issue — their Bitcoin withdrawal requests remain pending even for “instant” withdrawals. 
Customer support does not respond to emails. This behavior suggests potential fraud or scam. 

Multiple complaints are available publicly on Trustpilot confirming this pattern:
https://www.trustpilot.com/review/freebitco.in 

Please investigate this domain for violating Cloudflare’s Terms of Service regarding fraudulent or deceptive practices. 
My own withdrawal request has been pending for over 3 months with no resolution.

This is a very bad situation that for up to three months customers withdrawal will be kept pending and is not processed. This is a deliberate attempt from the Casino because with all the complaints that has been made FreeBitco.in team will not be aware of the problem on their site.Three months is a very long time customers should stop depositing because even if they get lucky and win the chances of getting their winnings is not there because it seems that the Casino is a scam.

[DrBeer]

If we are talking about truly random number generation, then in the range from 0 to 10,000, over a long period of time we should get a virtually uniform distribution of “random” numbers. In summary, if these were truly “random” numbers, then we would get, for example, by making 50,000 rolls (as in the example given here), an approximately uniform distribution.

You are completely right.
I am sure they are using the same algorithm to generate the random number, but something makes 10,000 be generated less frequently than expected.

As I already said, LoyceV's experience may explain the reason.

From what I've read, and experienced myself a few times (many years ago): their "fraucet" freerolls sometimes got "stuck", and after reloading the server seed was replaced. I can only assume that's the moment you should have won.

The other thing that comes to my mind is that the server seed may not be generated randomly.
I am sure a very big percentage of users roll without changing the client seed and this allows freebitco to generate any number they want by adjusting the server seed.

But in the algorithm, we have a rounding mechanism that “cuts off” the extreme values, which means that 9994-10000 are not actually “spun.” That is, if we assume that everything works according to the algorithm, then the algorithm itself greatly reduces the probability of obtaining the most winning range. If I have time, I will try to show the mathematical model of the distribution of this algorithm.

It's only the number 10,000 that has a lower probability of being generated. The probability of hitting 10,000 is 1 in 20,000.

In fact, there is enormous scope for mathematical manipulation here. Mathematics, the “queen of sciences,” can perform many clever tricks with numbers.
I will express my personal opinion once again: if the generation were based on a real random number algorithm, the platform would hardly take the risk, knowing that in this case they would get a sufficiently “uniform distribution,” which is what distinguishes true random algorithms from “controlled” ones. As I wrote earlier, I will try to analyze this algorithm to understand what its “features” are. These features are not very noticeable and are “cleverly disguised,” aiming to minimize the probability of “extreme” values in the range.
And most importantly, all this is provided that there is no manipulation of “starting values” on the server side, which we cannot verify.

[Hispo]

This is a very bad situation that for up to three months customers withdrawal will be kept pending and is not processed. This is a deliberate attempt from the Casino because with all the complaints that has been made FreeBitco.in team will not be aware of the problem on their site.Three months is a very long time customers should stop depositing because even if they get lucky and win the chances of getting their winnings is not there because it seems that the Casino is a scam.

It is pretty save to call all this station a exit scam or an ongoing scam. We are not talking about limited cases of a few number of people who go their money stuck and they have not gotten response for the few days, this is something which have been going on for literal months and it is affecting the bulk of clients who chose to believe in this service.
I don't know if getting Cloudflare involved in this issue could give people some leverage to get to those behind Freebitcoin, in the best case scenario it may only interrupt the availability of the casino for a limited period of time, all while web masters find other provider, with less moral values than those Cloudflare has.

[nvlion]

freebitco.in is a scam

Write to this address:

abuse@cloudflare.com

Text:

The website freebitco.in, which uses Cloudflare services, has not processed user withdrawals for more than 3 months.
Many users report the same issue — their Bitcoin withdrawal requests remain pending even for “instant” withdrawals. 
Customer support does not respond to emails. This behavior suggests potential fraud or scam. 

Multiple complaints are available publicly on Trustpilot confirming this pattern:
https://www.trustpilot.com/review/freebitco.in 

Please investigate this domain for violating Cloudflare’s Terms of Service regarding fraudulent or deceptive practices. 
My own withdrawal request has been pending for over 3 months with no resolution.

I submitted a complaint to Cloudfalre. Whether or not they actually care or have any process for handling this type of abuse we shall see. It does feel as though if enough legitimate complaints and submissions make their way to Cloudflare, they have to pay attention.

[dwyane36]

freebitco.in is a scam

Write to this address:

abuse@cloudflare.com

Text:

The website freebitco.in, which uses Cloudflare services, has not processed user withdrawals for more than 3 months.
Many users report the same issue — their Bitcoin withdrawal requests remain pending even for “instant” withdrawals. 
Customer support does not respond to emails. This behavior suggests potential fraud or scam. 

Multiple complaints are available publicly on Trustpilot confirming this pattern:
https://www.trustpilot.com/review/freebitco.in 

Please investigate this domain for violating Cloudflare’s Terms of Service regarding fraudulent or deceptive practices. 
My own withdrawal request has been pending for over 3 months with no resolution.

I submitted a complaint to Cloudfalre. Whether or not they actually care or have any process for handling this type of abuse we shall see. It does feel as though if enough legitimate complaints and submissions make their way to Cloudflare, they have to pay attention.

Since freebitcoin uses Cloudflare hosting, yes, it makes sense to write complaints to them. But in that case, it also makes sense to write complaints to Namecheap, since they are the registrar of the freebitcoin domain. Actually, the idea of submitting complaints was discussed here a month ago, but it seems that these companies are not particularly responsive to user complaints.

[DrBeer]

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Since freebitcoin uses Cloudflare hosting, yes, it makes sense to write complaints to them. But in that case, it also makes sense to write complaints to Namecheap, since they are the registrar of the freebitcoin domain. Actually, the idea of submitting complaints was discussed here a month ago, but it seems that these companies are not particularly responsive to user complaints.

A domain registrar can only suspend a domain in the event of a court decision.
However, Cloudflare can block an account. This would be a significant problem, as Cloudflare not only provides hosting but also owns the NS records and A/AAAA/MX records that are responsible for access to the website itself and the mail server. In short, blocking at the Cloudflare level will create a really big problem for the resource.

[Lucius]

I've been playing free rolls since 2014 and I've never won 10 000, and I think I have a lot more than 20k rolls. So I think the chances are much smaller, and maybe so small as to be almost insignificant.

I feel the same. The real probability might be much smaller.
If everything works as expected, the probability of winning the $200 prize in their faucet is 1 in 20,000. But as I already said, there should be something that makes users not hit the number 10,000 as frequent as expected.

However, in the end, I personally cannot complain that I did not profit from that faucet, because during the early years when the price of BTC was only a few hundred $, I received rewards that were over 80k satoshi on free rolls, which years later increased in value many times over. When it became clear that things were going downhill, I withdrew everything so now I only have about 30k there, which is mostly the result of my referrals.

[pawanjain]

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Since freebitcoin uses Cloudflare hosting, yes, it makes sense to write complaints to them. But in that case, it also makes sense to write complaints to Namecheap, since they are the registrar of the freebitcoin domain. Actually, the idea of submitting complaints was discussed here a month ago, but it seems that these companies are not particularly responsive to user complaints.

A domain registrar can only suspend a domain in the event of a court decision.
However, Cloudflare can block an account. This would be a significant problem, as Cloudflare not only provides hosting but also owns the NS records and A/AAAA/MX records that are responsible for access to the website itself and the mail server. In short, blocking at the Cloudflare level will create a really big problem for the resource.

Yeah, could be but then that will not solve the issue of bitcoin withdrawals and so from my perspective we should not raise these complaints at first place.
The reason is quite simple, right now, the site is at least processing withdrawals randomly and so at least few users might get benefited if their withdrawal get processed luckily.
But if we raise these complaints and the site gets down then obviously nobody would be getting their funds back.
Its not as if freebitco.in will do something and get the site up and then make payments. Nah, thats not happening.

[Warfare]

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Yeah, could be but then that will not solve the issue of bitcoin withdrawals and so from my perspective we should not raise these complaints at first place.
The reason is quite simple, right now, the site is at least processing withdrawals randomly and so at least few users might get benefited if their withdrawal get processed luckily.
But if we raise these complaints and the site gets down then obviously nobody would be getting their funds back.
Its not as if freebitco.in will do something and get the site up and then make payments. Nah, thats not happening.

Have you seen or heard of anyone getting their withdrawal processed "randomly" after July?

[PendingForever]

freebitco.in is a scam

Write to this address:

abuse@cloudflare.com

Text:

The website freebitco.in, which uses Cloudflare services, has not processed user withdrawals for more than 3 months.
Many users report the same issue — their Bitcoin withdrawal requests remain pending even for “instant” withdrawals. 
Customer support does not respond to emails. This behavior suggests potential fraud or scam. 

Multiple complaints are available publicly on Trustpilot confirming this pattern:
https://www.trustpilot.com/review/freebitco.in 

Please investigate this domain for violating Cloudflare’s Terms of Service regarding fraudulent or deceptive practices. 
My own withdrawal request has been pending for over 3 months with no resolution.

I submitted a complaint to Cloudfalre. Whether or not they actually care or have any process for handling this type of abuse we shall see. It does feel as though if enough legitimate complaints and submissions make their way to Cloudflare, they have to pay attention.

I have also submitted a complaint. At this point, the goal should be to deactivate this website, preventing them scamming more people.

Interesting is also the the https://www.funtoken.io/ situation. They disconnected all their engagement with the "community" (the few people left) at the same time that Freebitco stopped withdraws.

[nvlion]

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Since freebitcoin uses Cloudflare hosting, yes, it makes sense to write complaints to them. But in that case, it also makes sense to write complaints to Namecheap, since they are the registrar of the freebitcoin domain. Actually, the idea of submitting complaints was discussed here a month ago, but it seems that these companies are not particularly responsive to user complaints.

A domain registrar can only suspend a domain in the event of a court decision.
However, Cloudflare can block an account. This would be a significant problem, as Cloudflare not only provides hosting but also owns the NS records and A/AAAA/MX records that are responsible for access to the website itself and the mail server. In short, blocking at the Cloudflare level will create a really big problem for the resource.

Yeah, could be but then that will not solve the issue of bitcoin withdrawals and so from my perspective we should not raise these complaints at first place.
The reason is quite simple, right now, the site is at least processing withdrawals randomly and so at least few users might get benefited if their withdrawal get processed luckily.
But if we raise these complaints and the site gets down then obviously nobody would be getting their funds back.
Its not as if freebitco.in will do something and get the site up and then make payments. Nah, thats not happening.

You are the naive few that Freebitco.in is banking on. They are not processing withdrawals. Not even at random. Every hour this site is up is more money filling their pockets as they walk away laughing. Also, one would think having their whole site shut down would motivate payouts over just letting it sit there and them have money continue to trickle in and they communicate jack $hit out to anyone.

Shut these criminals down.

[Get-Paid.com]

You are the naive few that Freebitco.in is banking on. They are not processing withdrawals. Not even at random. Every hour this site is up is more money filling their pockets as they walk away laughing. Also, one would think having their whole site shut down would motivate payouts over just letting it sit there and them have money continue to trickle in and they communicate jack $hit out to anyone.

Shut these criminals down.

This!

👏👏👏

[DrBeer]

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Since freebitcoin uses Cloudflare hosting, yes, it makes sense to write complaints to them. But in that case, it also makes sense to write complaints to Namecheap, since they are the registrar of the freebitcoin domain. Actually, the idea of submitting complaints was discussed here a month ago, but it seems that these companies are not particularly responsive to user complaints.

A domain registrar can only suspend a domain in the event of a court decision.
However, Cloudflare can block an account. This would be a significant problem, as Cloudflare not only provides hosting but also owns the NS records and A/AAAA/MX records that are responsible for access to the website itself and the mail server. In short, blocking at the Cloudflare level will create a really big problem for the resource.

Yeah, could be but then that will not solve the issue of bitcoin withdrawals and so from my perspective we should not raise these complaints at first place.
The reason is quite simple, right now, the site is at least processing withdrawals randomly and so at least few users might get benefited if their withdrawal get processed luckily.
But if we raise these complaints and the site gets down then obviously nobody would be getting their funds back.
Its not as if freebitco.in will do something and get the site up and then make payments. Nah, thats not happening.

It seems that here too they have a “special random number generator” for selecting “random customers for withdrawals”
I will assume in advance that for a long time NO ONE has received their funds from this company.  I think that some modification of the Ponzi scheme was at work here, when those small amounts were paid to “old participants” at the expense of the influx of new “investors.” Now the situation has changed for the worse — there is no longer an influx of funds to support the Ponzi scheme, the “outflow has dried up.”

[AbuBhakar]

Yeah, could be but then that will not solve the issue of bitcoin withdrawals and so from my perspective we should not raise these complaints at first place.
The reason is quite simple, right now, the site is at least processing withdrawals randomly and so at least few users might get benefited if their withdrawal get processed luckily.
But if we raise these complaints and the site gets down then obviously nobody would be getting their funds back.
Its not as if freebitco.in will do something and get the site up and then make payments. Nah, thats not happening.

Damaged control is much better approach than still hope that they will process withdrawal randomly because they have a lot of time to do that before. Most importantly they don’t communicate so it’s safe to assume that they DGAF about processing the withdrawal anymore.

They can always setup again the casino after paying all the pending withdrawals they want to comeback.

This might be a good trigger to finally get a response from them.

[dwyane36]

It seems that here too they have a “special random number generator” for selecting “random customers for withdrawals”

Lol) Don't be surprised if freebitcoin offers something like this: hit 10000 in the hourly free roll or spin the wheel of fortune with a 1 in 1 billion chance to get the opportunity to withdraw your funds from the site. It would be funny if it weren't so sad, because there is still no solution for users to get their funds back, and it's unlikely to appear, since it's unclear how to put effective pressure on the freebitcoin team.

[ultrloa]

Yeah, could be but then that will not solve the issue of bitcoin withdrawals and so from my perspective we should not raise these complaints at first place.
The reason is quite simple, right now, the site is at least processing withdrawals randomly and so at least few users might get benefited if their withdrawal get processed luckily.
But if we raise these complaints and the site gets down then obviously nobody would be getting their funds back.
Its not as if freebitco.in will do something and get the site up and then make payments. Nah, thats not happening.

Damaged control is much better approach than still hope that they will process withdrawal randomly because they have a lot of time to do that before. Most importantly they don’t communicate so it’s safe to assume that they DGAF about processing the withdrawal anymore.

They can always setup again the casino after paying all the pending withdrawals they want to comeback.

This might be a good trigger to finally get a response from them.

Nothing will be change if they actually solve issues randomly because people will still get angry with them for not paying attention on all pending withdrawals happening in their casno.

They don't communicate with people here and for sure they already know what has been discussed by people for so many months. So that means they are not really doing anything and just let the issue to exist then also don't give any importance on the opinion also accusation posted by people in this thread. If it happens that they pay all the pending withdrawals maybe at that time people might think about trying to comeback and trust their platform again, but I believe it will take lots of time before it happens.

[dubst4r]

Domain is registered with enom - https://www.whois.com/whois/freebitco.in

Registrar Abuse Contact Email: ap@enom.com
Registrar Abuse Contact Phone: +1.4259744689

This is a previous post of mine, it's worth noting they have switched domain registrars in the last 30 days

Registrar Information

Name: NAMECHEAP INC
Abuse contact email: abuse@namecheap.com
Abuse contact phone: tel:+1.9854014545

So from October 16 until now, they transferred their domain from enom to namecheap

For anyone who has lost money, I would screenshot all the proof from here and send namecheap abuse an email

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