BetKing.io is a blatant scam operated by Dean Nolan

[logfiles]

So the comeback failed and guess what?

They are shutting down, and they seem to be so broke to an extent that they are trying to get some money through the stake.com referrals program 



I doubt if people will even get their money back.

[Cryptock]

I doubt if people will even get their money back.

It appears to be a typical double scam play. Once someone has been scammed and they are given the hope that they have a chance to get their money back, but only have to pay a little extra to cover some costs, there is a chance that they can be cheated again. In this case, it looks like it was. Of course, no one will get the money back.

[robelneo]

So the comeback failed and guess what?

They are shutting down, and they seem to be so broke to an extent that they are trying to get some money through the stake.com referrals program  

I doubt if people will even get their money back.

They know what casino to refer to make good earnings through referrals I would not sign up if they are the ones recommending I would not want to make money at my expense I will just directly sign up or use a reviewer to sign up but never to their link one scam casino is going down and this is good for the community hopefully those with bad reports too will soon follow Betking.

[Taskford]

So the comeback failed and guess what?

They are shutting down, and they seem to be so broke to an extent that they are trying to get some money through the stake.com referrals program  

I doubt if people will even get their money back.

They know what casino to refer to make good earnings through referrals I would not sign up if they are the ones recommending I would not want to make money at my expense I will just directly sign up or use a reviewer to sign up but never to their link one scam casino is going down and this is good for the community hopefully those with bad reports too will soon follow Betking.

They don't have credibility so I also expect that many people will turn down what they are referring and go directly to the link without using their referral.

Also it seems that there are people bumping their thread so I guess best thing to do is to stop it because maybe they can get free advertising then can gather newbie people who's seeking some casino and been fooled by their story presented.

[Cryptock]

So the comeback failed and guess what?

They are shutting down, and they seem to be so broke to an extent that they are trying to get some money through the stake.com referrals program  

I doubt if people will even get their money back.

They know what casino to refer to make good earnings through referrals I would not sign up if they are the ones recommending I would not want to make money at my expense I will just directly sign up or use a reviewer to sign up but never to their link one scam casino is going down and this is good for the community hopefully those with bad reports too will soon follow Betking.

They don't have credibility so I also expect that many people will turn down what they are referring and go directly to the link without using their referral.

Also it seems that there are people bumping their thread so I guess best thing to do is to stop it because maybe they can get free advertising then can gather newbie people who's seeking some casino and been fooled by their story presented.

in my opinion money once gone is gone forever. Expecting someone to return your money is a big NO NO.
So one should be very careful with the money dealing and keep as self check balance to make sure that so that you don't fall prey to scam.

[RichGang]

i warned people about this scammer but i was trolled instead

[JollyGood]

Well, I too warned people about the serial scammer Dean Nolan from when the ICO was taking place. His signature campaign participants tried to drown out my posts with their own posts. The ICO went ahead, he pocketed $millions for himself at the expense of others and you proved to be right along with several others.

Now once again the betking website has been closed.

Has anybody here still on the betking mailing list received the email serial scammer Dean Nolan sent out explaining reasons for closing down again?

i warned people about this scammer but i was trolled instead

[RichGang]

BEWARE OF BETKING.io AND SUPER-SCAMMER DEAN NOLAN!!



PLEASE NOTE: ANY MEMBER APPLYING TO PARTICIPATE IN THE BETKING SIGNATURE CAMPAIGN WILL BE RECEIVING NEGATIVE TRUST FOR PROMOTING A MAJOR SCAM


So Dean has locked the Betking thread because a few of us were asking questions about his business model and real expenditure of funds related to the ICO. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2150057.0

Before the thread was locked ETTKS wrote https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2150057.msg42880775#msg42880775:

" You guys are missing the incredibly obvious. At the time of the ICO, the amount of crypto raised is priced in USD and the token is valued in USD. However by Dean's own admission he holds the crypto and never sold for USD. This means if the value of the crypto goes up (like it has) Dean personally gets free money. But if the value of the crypto went down, Dean can just fold betking up or even just say it can't afford to do buy backs. Which is true. So the whole betking ICO was just a way for Dean to expose himself to profit if crypto went up, and expose himself to nothing if it went down. This is why he has no real reason to work on the site, it was never about it. But being blunt, it's completely investors fault for buying into it. The terms were straight forward and obvious. They bought into the ICO mania, and will need to pay for it. "

So where did all the funds go? If the games were cheap $500 games licenced or purchased and implemented in to a bootstrap website why on earth did Dean have an ICO? Why did people buy in to it and is chazley right when he wrote https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2150057.msg42653726#msg42653726:

" I've heard Cubeia poker software costs ~$500. Could be wrong, even way off. Even if it was $10000 though (it's not) that's a tiny, tiny fraction of what you raised. Go ahead and focus on semantics to distract from my overall point though. And yes, I do keep up with this because I invested time into trying to stop people from investing in this ICO from the beginning because I knew better. The fact the site is basically abandoned and people lost very large sums of money in the process really sucks for those people. You try to justify it by going on about the USD token value when it's just completely absurd and disingenuous. Then again, you've gotta be able to sleep at night after taking all their crypto so I understand it. Sorry to all those who invested out there. "

And before the thread was locked the user iluvbitcoins was within his rights to ask a simple question:

"How is it possible that our total investment was worth 6.5 million and the token was worth 0.09286$
And now it's worth 14 million and the token is worth 0.0967$."

Is Betking a scam? What is Dean Nolan the "brains" behind Betking playing at?

 



UPDATED ON 12th NOV 2018:

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That scammer Dean Nolan from betking has been exposed yet again.

All his other lies and scams were swept under the carpet by positive posts but now it is impossible for the scammer Dean Nolan to save his "reputation" or his trashy betking website.

Dean Nolan and betking have been accused of scamming so many people in the pocketrocketcasino affiliate scam and then continuing his affiliate scam with betking.

This is the same Dean Nolan and betking that ate in to the "profits" of the betking website using 30 million tokens that were dormant, therefore ICO and token investors got much less with their 70 million.

This is the same Dean Nolan and betking that said a new website was going to be paid from the ICO funds but he re-launched the same website he shutdown in 2016.

This is the same Dean Nolan and betking that said new games would be coded and were going to be paid from the ICO funds to be added to the new betking website but all he did was add plugin affiliates from livetables.io
Oh I forgot, he re-added the roulette game that he took down before the ICO and he showed it as a "new" game.

This is same Dean Nolan that claimed he gave away 25 Bitcoin to charities in December 2017 from 1st December to 25th December at 1 BTC a day as a gesture of kindness (and of-course paying for news and press releases advertising and promoting the non-existent endeavour) but never "proved" which charities he allegedly donated to.

The Dean Nolan and betking scam list goes on...





There is more.... this Scam thread was started after a token holder saw his value of tokens drop by over 99% !!!

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5122856.0
   

dean nolan has started a new site. we all know how that is going to end. just keeping you all updated

[logfiles]

dean nolan has started a new site. we all know how that is going to end. just keeping you all updated

For some of us who have not been following Dean Nolan as the case so closely, could you please tell us about the new website he has opened and maybe walk us through how it is linked to him.

It's good to create awareness and keep track of his activities so you can save any potential victims from his schemes.