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[ESG]

Anyone else notice the uptick in FUN token games being pushed? I’ve received Two emails about “new” games and they have been pushing ads on the FBC site for games that are available on the android app store apparently so they are still active it seems on that end.

The funny thing, that I have noticed, that the name of these games that they have added to the playstore and advertised on the site, represents well the current situation of the site, look at this one:' infinite sinkhole...'    

[Don Pedro Dinero]

The only positive sign regarding the Freebitcoin situation would be if they suddenly changed their minds and returned all funds to users. But if I’m not mistaken, there hasn’t been a single successful refund since the closure was announced. They supposedly promised to enable withdrawals in early 2026, but the first quarter has already passed, and nothing has happened. This just goes to show once again that their announcements are simply lies meant to pull the wool over people’s eyes.

That’s right, we haven’t heard of anyone who’s been able to withdraw any money since August last year. And the fact that they disappeared and have now reappeared without offering any further explanation, when we’re already in the second quarter of 2026, sounds like they’re trying to squeeze a bit more out of the unwary before vanishing completely.

[maydna]

The only positive sign regarding the Freebitcoin situation would be if they suddenly changed their minds and returned all funds to users. But if I’m not mistaken, there hasn’t been a single successful refund since the closure was announced. They supposedly promised to enable withdrawals in early 2026, but the first quarter has already passed, and nothing has happened. This just goes to show once again that their announcements are simply lies meant to pull the wool over people’s eyes.

That’s right, we haven’t heard of anyone who’s been able to withdraw any money since August last year. And the fact that they disappeared and have now reappeared without offering any further explanation, when we’re already in the second quarter of 2026, sounds like they’re trying to squeeze a bit more out of the unwary before vanishing completely.

People should realize the fact that Freebitcoin are difficult to keep their promises to returned all funds to users. We are in April which is 4 months after New Year and no news from them. They are disappeared and even if they are reappeared, it is difficult to get explanation related to the funds. If they have a good will, they will says about the refund process and will not takes too long to return all funds to users. But if people still wants to wait for the refund, they can do that and hopes that Freebitcoin teams will answer the exact time.

[arwin100]

The only positive sign regarding the Freebitcoin situation would be if they suddenly changed their minds and returned all funds to users. But if I’m not mistaken, there hasn’t been a single successful refund since the closure was announced. They supposedly promised to enable withdrawals in early 2026, but the first quarter has already passed, and nothing has happened. This just goes to show once again that their announcements are simply lies meant to pull the wool over people’s eyes.

That’s right, we haven’t heard of anyone who’s been able to withdraw any money since August last year. And the fact that they disappeared and have now reappeared without offering any further explanation, when we’re already in the second quarter of 2026, sounds like they’re trying to squeeze a bit more out of the unwary before vanishing completely.

People should realize the fact that Freebitcoin are difficult to keep their promises to returned all funds to users. We are in April which is 4 months after New Year and no news from them. They are disappeared and even if they are reappeared, it is difficult to get explanation related to the funds. If they have a good will, they will says about the refund process and will not takes too long to return all funds to users. But if people still wants to wait for the refund, they can do that and hopes that Freebitcoin teams will answer the exact time.

Well hard to believe on the promises made by the casino which compromise lots of people. Also I believe that they just made that statement to lessen up the pressure and so they have lots of time to secure their tracks.

If they are going to refund maybe they released another statement regarding on the process, but it seems that they really don't have plans and want to keep the money they got from their users. This serves as a warning to us that we should not trust then hold large amount of money on a trusted crypto casino, since maybe they can pull the same actions what this casino did to their loyal patrons.

[BADERO]

The only positive sign regarding the Freebitcoin situation would be if they suddenly changed their minds and returned all funds to users. But if I’m not mistaken, there hasn’t been a single successful refund since the closure was announced. They supposedly promised to enable withdrawals in early 2026, but the first quarter has already passed, and nothing has happened. This just goes to show once again that their announcements are simply lies meant to pull the wool over people’s eyes.

That’s right, we haven’t heard of anyone who’s been able to withdraw any money since August last year. And the fact that they disappeared and have now reappeared without offering any further explanation, when we’re already in the second quarter of 2026, sounds like they’re trying to squeeze a bit more out of the unwary before vanishing completely.

Im not an expert or anything like that but i was thinking what if they got Banking Paralyzed Think of it like this: an online casino is basically a giant pipe of money in August, a regulator or a bank somewhere probably stuck a massive plug in that pipe because of how strict laws are now in 2026, the banks don't just freeze the money they hit the company with a gag order  This means the casino owners literally weren't allowed to tell us why they stopped paying, or they’d risk going to jail for tipping off money laundering investigations

Basically, the idea is that they’re restarting the engine to try and save the business if the site stays dead, everyone loses forever and if they bring it back, there’s at least a tiny chance they can earn enough to start clearing those old withdrawal requests it’s a Trust Me Bro theory, for sure, but it’s a more logical business move than just disappearing and then coming back for a few extra Bucks

[Tosyan12]

Im not an expert or anything like that but i was thinking what if they got Banking Paralyzed Think of it like this: an online casino is basically a giant pipe of money in August, a regulator or a bank somewhere probably stuck a massive plug in that pipe because of how strict laws are now in 2026, the banks don't just freeze the money they hit the company with a gag order  This means the casino owners literally weren't allowed to tell us why they stopped paying, or they’d risk going to jail for tipping off money laundering investigations

Basically, the idea is that they’re restarting the engine to try and save the business if the site stays dead, everyone loses forever and if they bring it back, there’s at least a tiny chance they can earn enough to start clearing those old withdrawal requests it’s a Trust Me Bro theory, for sure, but it’s a more logical business move than just disappearing and then coming back for a few extra Bucks

That's exactly what happened. Because of the cursed FUN token, they developed a casino and received a huge number of fines; they went bankrupt and don't pay. Here's a description: https://thebitcoinmanual.com/articles/the-fall-of-freebitco-in/ . But honestly, they should have foreseen this, and it would have been better if they had shut down their project long ago rather than deceive users.

[Hispo]

The only positive sign regarding the Freebitcoin situation would be if they suddenly changed their minds and returned all funds to users. But if I’m not mistaken, there hasn’t been a single successful refund since the closure was announced. They supposedly promised to enable withdrawals in early 2026, but the first quarter has already passed, and nothing has happened. This just goes to show once again that their announcements are simply lies meant to pull the wool over people’s eyes.

That’s right, we haven’t heard of anyone who’s been able to withdraw any money since August last year. And the fact that they disappeared and have now reappeared without offering any further explanation, when we’re already in the second quarter of 2026, sounds like they’re trying to squeeze a bit more out of the unwary before vanishing completely.

At this point, it is pretty safe to assume they are just running away with all people's money and they just mentioned they were going to refund in order to get more time to do whatever they wanted...

Though, some people may still believe in their good faith because they mentioned they were going to go through a manual review of each one of their accounts in order to refund manually and separate actual users from abusers of their system...

One needs to be careful when comes to reading official statements from companies which have seemingly committed an exit scam against their users and depositors...

[Fivestar4everMVP]

Anyone else notice the uptick in FUN token games being pushed? I’ve received Two emails about “new” games and they have been pushing ads on the FBC site for games that are available on the android app store apparently so they are still active it seems on that end.

The funny thing, that I have noticed, that the name of these games that they have added to the playstore and advertised on the site, represents well the current situation of the site, look at this one:' infinite sinkhole...'   

Quoting to see if the image you shared will be displayed cus it's not displayed for me on your comment, and maybe it's not displayed for other forum users too..

Anyways, infinite sinkhole 😹 that's a very funny name to call a game newly listed on freebitco.in site, as just as you have said, the name utterly represents the current state of the platform..
And I am wondering what exactly they are doing I behind to  scene to actually get things up and running again since they haven't closed down as initially announced, I want to assume they changed their mind concerning shutting down or maybe the date is not reached yet? Then why launching new games if they still plan to shutdown?

And the name of that game again, I have this believe that they purposely named that game "infinite sinkhole" to simply diss us the community😁

[dwyane36]

Though, some people may still believe in their good faith because they mentioned they were going to go through a manual review of each one of their accounts in order to refund manually and separate actual users from abusers of their system...

Considering they had an audience of millions, it’s hard to believe they’re actually going to manually review every single user. If they were truly acting in good faith, they would have implemented an automated review system long ago. I’d rather believe they’ll either return nothing at all or issue a few isolated refunds while the majority of users end up getting scammed.

[BADERO]

Though, some people may still believe in their good faith because they mentioned they were going to go through a manual review of each one of their accounts in order to refund manually and separate actual users from abusers of their system...

Considering they had an audience of millions, it’s hard to believe they’re actually going to manually review every single user. If they were truly acting in good faith, they would have implemented an automated review system long ago. I’d rather believe they’ll either return nothing at all or issue a few isolated refunds while the majority of users end up getting scammed.

Let's talk about this automated review system you think they should have implemented in good faith do you have any idea what happens the exact minute a crypto casino automates massive withdrawals or refunds without human oversight? It becomes an all-you-can-eat buffet for Russian
I can guarantee you that at least 80% of those accounts are Sybil attackers, proxy abusers, bonus hunters, and people running automated scripts trying to exploit the platform if the casino just blindly trusted an automated script to process payouts, the hot wallets would be drained in 15 minutes by exploiters who know how to bypass basic automated checks if that happened, the actual legitimate players wouldn't get a single buck

[savetheFORUM]

Though, some people may still believe in their good faith because they mentioned they were going to go through a manual review of each one of their accounts in order to refund manually and separate actual users from abusers of their system...

Considering they had an audience of millions, it’s hard to believe they’re actually going to manually review every single user. If they were truly acting in good faith, they would have implemented an automated review system long ago. I’d rather believe they’ll either return nothing at all or issue a few isolated refunds while the majority of users end up getting scammed.

That's not even the part that makes me question. It's the part that they did not notified anyone for months, and did not give any explanation and suddenly vanished from existence, and then came back and said that there are abusers and they are going to close the system and people real users back.

So we need to trust them after all of this lost trust? Of course not, whatever they were up to, they were not doing right by the people. If they were honest, they would see the abuse, on day 1, say they are going to close, stop any deposit chance from anyone, close all gambling, everything, and just let people know from the start.

[Don Pedro Dinero]

Though, some people may still believe in their good faith because they mentioned they were going to go through a manual review of each one of their accounts in order to refund manually and separate actual users from abusers of their system...

Considering they had an audience of millions, it’s hard to believe they’re actually going to manually review every single user. If they were truly acting in good faith, they would have implemented an automated review system long ago. I’d rather believe they’ll either return nothing at all or issue a few isolated refunds while the majority of users end up getting scammed.

That's not even the part that makes me question. It's the part that they did not notified anyone for months, and did not give any explanation and suddenly vanished from existence, and then came back and said that there are abusers and they are going to close the system and people real users back.

freebitco.in ran very smoothly for a long time with just three people running it (as far as I recall from this thread, they were wetsuit, TheQuin and someone else); I don’t know if there are many more people in charge now, but I doubt there are enough to make that supposed manual review feasible. The key to its success at the time was being able to handle such a large number of customers with so few people. Although perhaps that was also the key to its failure when things went wrong.

[ovcijisir]

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At this point, it is pretty safe to assume they are just running away with all people's money and they just mentioned they were going to refund in order to get more time to do whatever they wanted...

Though, some people may still believe in their good faith because they mentioned they were going to go through a manual review of each one of their accounts in order to refund manually and separate actual users from abusers of their system...

One needs to be careful when comes to reading official statements from companies which have seemingly committed an exit scam against their users and depositors...

If I learnt something in crypto it is to send funds back to personal non-custodial wallet as soon as possible when you have a chance. I have been burnt on one exchange that was hacked and froze funds, after that incident I learnt my lesson.

Luckily I managed to withdraw ths funds on freebitco.in by converting BTC to FUN and selling FUN immedeately on exchange.

[dwyane36]

freebitco.in ran very smoothly for a long time with just three people running it (as far as I recall from this thread, they were wetsuit, TheQuin and someone else); I don’t know if there are many more people in charge now, but I doubt there are enough to make that supposed manual review feasible.

It’s also worth mentioning their other accounts, such as CSFBC and freebitcoin PR. While CSFBC’s activity was short-lived and essentially amounted to a feeble attempt to engage with the community, freebitcoin PR remained active in this thread for a long time, though it’s not entirely clear who was behind that account. Incidentally, it's the freebitcoin PR account that still appears online on the forum from time to time. It was last online in mid-March, while other accounts associated with freebitcoin have long been inactive.

[BADERO]

freebitco.in ran very smoothly for a long time with just three people running it (as far as I recall from this thread, they were wetsuit, TheQuin and someone else); I don’t know if there are many more people in charge now, but I doubt there are enough to make that supposed manual review feasible.

It’s also worth mentioning their other accounts, such as CSFBC and freebitcoin PR. While CSFBC’s activity was short-lived and essentially amounted to a feeble attempt to engage with the community, freebitcoin PR remained active in this thread for a long time, though it’s not entirely clear who was behind that account. Incidentally, it's the freebitcoin PR account that still appears online on the forum from time to time. It was last online in mid-March, while other accounts associated with freebitcoin have long been inactive.

Yes, the KYC implementation sucks and goes against the old school crypto ethos but what did you expect? Regulators are aggressively cracking down globally you think they wanted to add KYC? They were forced to and the Dutch KSA fines prove they are under real world legal pressure

[Hispo]

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At this point, it is pretty safe to assume they are just running away with all people's money and they just mentioned they were going to refund in order to get more time to do whatever they wanted...

Though, some people may still believe in their good faith because they mentioned they were going to go through a manual review of each one of their accounts in order to refund manually and separate actual users from abusers of their system...

One needs to be careful when comes to reading official statements from companies which have seemingly committed an exit scam against their users and depositors...

If I learnt something in crypto it is to send funds back to personal non-custodial wallet as soon as possible when you have a chance. I have been burnt on one exchange that was hacked and froze funds, after that incident I learnt my lesson.

Luckily I managed to withdraw ths funds on freebitco.in by converting BTC to FUN and selling FUN immedeately on exchange.

I know it would be a little bit off topic, but would you care to share what exchange it was? And also how much money you had stored on your Freebitcoin account before all this fiasco happened?
I have personally learned from reading stories like yours to never allow exchanges to have the bulk of my money, because it undermines the whole point of being one's own bank.

I hope I will never have to suffer something as a seizure of my funds, not matter how small those funds are on exchanges or casinos, for real...

[STT]

I didn't think the withdrawal of the tokens at that point was possible but I've forgotten the chain of events exactly.   The other strategy would be by arbitrage, if you found a game to bet available multiple places & placed a bet equal and opposite elsewhere to the bet placed and lost on this site, you would transfer value outside of the problem.   
  Costly, not an ideal solution but better then nothing and desperate times that's all I could think of.  Shame the site is so wasted and put to loss.

[ovcijisir]

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I know it would be a little bit off topic, but would you care to share what exchange it was? And also how much money you had stored on your Freebitcoin account before all this fiasco happened?
I have personally learned from reading stories like yours to never allow exchanges to have the bulk of my money, because it undermines the whole point of being one's own bank.

I hope I will never have to suffer something as a seizure of my funds, not matter how small those funds are on exchanges or casinos, for real...

I used MEXC exchange, which was my go-to exchange at the time because their no KYC policy for smaller amounts at the time. Unfortunately they changed the pllicy in the meantime soI don't use that exchange anymore. The amount was around 300 USD worth if I remember correctly.

[Slow death]

Im not an expert or anything like that but i was thinking what if they got Banking Paralyzed Think of it like this: an online casino is basically a giant pipe of money in August, a regulator or a bank somewhere probably stuck a massive plug in that pipe because of how strict laws are now in 2026, the banks don't just freeze the money they hit the company with a gag order  This means the casino owners literally weren't allowed to tell us why they stopped paying, or they’d risk going to jail for tipping off money laundering investigations

Basically, the idea is that they’re restarting the engine to try and save the business if the site stays dead, everyone loses forever and if they bring it back, there’s at least a tiny chance they can earn enough to start clearing those old withdrawal requests it’s a Trust Me Bro theory, for sure, but it’s a more logical business move than just disappearing and then coming back for a few extra Bucks

That's exactly what happened. Because of the cursed FUN token, they developed a casino and received a huge number of fines; they went bankrupt and don't pay. Here's a description: https://thebitcoinmanual.com/articles/the-fall-of-freebitco-in/ . But honestly, they should have foreseen this, and it would have been better if they had shut down their project long ago rather than deceive users.

Reading this article, it seems to me that there might be a chance of locating the owners and punishing them. It would be enough for the people in the Netherlands who played on this site and were scammed to sue them for the crime of theft. Since there have already been investigations by the Dutch police into this site, it would be easier for the police to continue investigating and thus locate the owners of this casino. But unfortunately, most of the people who were scammed by this casino are not filing a police report; they are just complaining online.

[maydna]

~snip~

Well hard to believe on the promises made by the casino which compromise lots of people. Also I believe that they just made that statement to lessen up the pressure and so they have lots of time to secure their tracks.

If they are going to refund maybe they released another statement regarding on the process, but it seems that they really don't have plans and want to keep the money they got from their users. This serves as a warning to us that we should not trust then hold large amount of money on a trusted crypto casino, since maybe they can pull the same actions what this casino did to their loyal patrons.

That is right as when the site becoming scam, there will be no way out for members to withdraw their money even if the site promises to refund the money.

If they are going to refund, they will show their attitude by starting the refund although not processing all. They can start slowly while they checking their members avoiding the abusing.

We have a lesson from this not trust and keeping the money in the site. Anything can happens anytime so we should prevents our losses becoming big.