MUST AVOID BETKING: The 50 BTC Jackpot Vanished? All Evidence Suggets A Fraud?

[chazley]

Plenty of things to attack Dean Nolan/Betking about, but this 50 BTC promo isn't one of them. Bad promo? Yes. Any wrongdoing? Not at all.

[JollyGood]

Plenty of things to attack Dean Nolan/Betking about, but this 50 BTC promo isn't one of them. Bad promo? Yes. Any wrongdoing? Not at all.

@Dean Nolan (Betking)

There is a list of questions for you to answer, would you please be kind enough to answer them?

If yes, please do not post URLs to previous posts. Just simple questions will be put forward and we hope simple answers will be given for all to see. That way several things can be cleared up and clarified.

If no, then kindly explain why you declined to answer simple questions regarding Betking Tokens, Betking ICO and Betking in general.

Would you please consider it?

[game-protect]

Based on my experience, criminals like Dean Nolan living in a separate fantasy dream world usually do not answer factual questions!

[JollyGood]

Based on my experience, criminals like Dean Nolan living in a separate fantasy dream world usually do not answer factual questions!

It is quite sad to be honest because he does not even respond to simple questions.

It is no mystery about why Betking and Dean Nolan have disastrous reputations attached with the word scam.

[JollyGood]

Nothing surprises me about the betking scammer Dean Nolan.

Please avoid investing in betking tokens at all cost. Dean Nolan will steal your investment.

[JollyGood]

Just read what it says on the betking scam website !

Dean Nolan and his betking scam claim to be one of the most trusted and oldest Bitcoin dice sites

betking and Dean Nolan are commonly known as scam and scammer

BEWARE!!

[RHavar]

You really should close this thread, it's nonsense and detracts from any point you may have. Dean had a winnable jackpot, no one won it and he removed it.  That's not scammy, that's business as usual.

That said, betking.io is probably on it's last legs. The homepage now defaults to an exchange where there are unfilled sell orders for betking's token at 50% of their face-value. If that's not a red-flag that spells trouble, I don't know what is.

[shartbox]

uhhh, why doesn't dicebot work now?

[JollyGood]

You really should close this thread, it's nonsense and detracts from any point you may have. Dean had a winnable jackpot, no one won it and he removed it.  That's not scammy, that's business as usual.

That said, betking.io is probably on it's last legs. The homepage now defaults to an exchange where there are unfilled sell orders for betking's token at 50% of their face-value. If that's not a red-flag that spells trouble, I don't know what is.

Regarding betking being on its last legs, I certainly hope it is. He raised $6.5 million to develop the website but re-launched the very same one that he closed in 2016 just to re-open it months later. He broke almost every promise in the whitepaper. The token "profit" distribution was also a disaster.

It was reported Dean Nolan tried to sell betking several times in 2016 but was unsuccessful so he had the idea of the ICO. The Reddit post from chazley explains a lot: https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/5gfdxk/betking_trying_to_censor_questions_about_ico/

About the 50 BTC jackpot, nobody won it because Dean Nolan did not allow enough time for people to win it. Dean Nolan used the publicity to bring in new customers but removed the 50 BTC jackpot without any notification or announcement. Technically he can do it but ethically he is scammer for doing it.

[game-protect]

You really should close this thread, it's nonsense and detracts from any point you may have. Dean had a winnable jackpot, no one won it and he removed it.  That's not scammy, that's business as usual.

Do you know whether or not the bets contributed to the jackpot?

[JollyGood]

You really should close this thread, it's nonsense and detracts from any point you may have. Dean had a winnable jackpot, no one won it and he removed it.  That's not scammy, that's business as usual.

Do you know whether or not the bets contributed to the jackpot?

There was no 50 BTC jackpot. He used it as a lie to get new investors in to his betking scam website.

[JollyGood]

Just look at this profit margin. Pathetic to ask people to invest  

[carlfebz2]

You really should close this thread, it's nonsense and detracts from any point you may have. Dean had a winnable jackpot, no one won it and he removed it.  That's not scammy, that's business as usual.

That said, betking.io is probably on it's last legs. The homepage now defaults to an exchange where there are unfilled sell orders for betking's token at 50% of their face-value. If that's not a red-flag that spells trouble, I don't know what is.

Regarding betking being on its last legs, I certainly hope it is. He raised $6.5 million to develop the website but re-launched the very same one that he closed in 2016 just to re-open it months later. He broke almost every promise in the whitepaper. The token "profit" distribution was also a disaster.

It was reported Dean Nolan tried to sell betking several times in 2016 but was unsuccessful so he had the idea of the ICO. The Reddit post from chazley explains a lot: https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/5gfdxk/betking_trying_to_censor_questions_about_ico/

About the 50 BTC jackpot, nobody won it because Dean Nolan did not allow enough time for people to win it. Dean Nolan used the publicity to bring in new customers but removed the 50 BTC jackpot without any notification or announcement. Technically he can do it but ethically he is scammer for doing it.

I have seen those scenes about selling out the site for how many times but failed and they do came up with this idea.Those things you presume
do really have a point but I would also agree on what Rhavar said above which we cant imply or conclude that Betking did scam anyone specially with that
50 BTC jackpot.Its his choice if it do have the duration just to lure in people, its business after all but having this behavior wont really give good impressions.

[JollyGood]

I have seen those scenes about selling out the site for how many times but failed and they do came up with this idea.Those things you presume
do really have a point but I would also agree on what Rhavar said above which we cant imply or conclude that Betking did scam anyone specially with that
50 BTC jackpot.Its his choice if it do have the duration just to lure in people, its business after all but having this behavior wont really give good impressions.

You are correct but the reality is Dean Nolan intended to use it as a lie to get new investors in and had no intention to allow anybody to win the alleged 50 BTC.

[JollyGood]

The scam website has been down since yesterday, almost 24 hours.

The last time this happened on the scam betking website the scammer Dean Nolan blamed it on non-existent hackers and fake DDoS but he keeps doing it. The scammer Dean Nolan keeps fiddling around with the code on the website himself when he has no idea what he is doing.

Sure it is right for a coder to ask whatever he wants and it is up to the site owner to accept or not but scammer Dean Nolan hires coders on an hourly basis from India and Philippines just for a few US$. In order to try to save paying that scammer Dean Nolan tries to modify code on the scam betking website himself but he is a scammer through and through he is not a coder.

The betking website has lost nearly all its customers and definitely lost all its reputation because of the constant scamming including the 2 BTC he did not pay for using licenced software and of course the way he lined up his own pockets with the 2017 betking scam ICO funds with raised around $6.5 million.

Pathetic.

[JollyGood]

I am looking for information that might help the UK police when they hopefully interview scammer Dean Nolan as a result of my case file.

A "newbie" account was created with the specific intention to send me a PM. He allegedly has information on scammer Dean Nolan but wants payment for it, he wants an escrow before releasing the information.

That does not warrant a reply but I will post here to make it clear that any information that anybody might have that could be added to my case file and help in a case against scammer Dean Nolan and his scam betking website would be appreciated. I am not getting paid for exposing these scammers and I will not be paying anybody for helping with information against them.

Thank you

[JollyGood]

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[davis196]

What happened to the "50 BTC Jackpot" that Dean Nolan was promoting after the ICO in 2017?

Was there actually a winner? If someone claimed the "50 BTC jackpot" can it be independently verified and audited to ascertain who the winner was?

Serious allegations have been made against Dean Nolan and Betking so is this "50 BTC Jackpot" part of the bigger range of allegations against him or was there a genuine winner?

A 50 btc jackpot offered by an online casino that isn't one of the biggest players in the crypto gambling industry is kinda suspicious to me.I guess that nobody won the jackpot,because nobody met the ridiculous requirements to win that jackpot.

[JollyGood]

What happened to the "50 BTC Jackpot" that Dean Nolan was promoting after the ICO in 2017?

Was there actually a winner? If someone claimed the "50 BTC jackpot" can it be independently verified and audited to ascertain who the winner was?

Serious allegations have been made against Dean Nolan and Betking so is this "50 BTC Jackpot" part of the bigger range of allegations against him or was there a genuine winner?

A 50 btc jackpot offered by an online casino that isn't one of the biggest players in the crypto gambling industry is kinda suspicious to me.I guess that nobody won the jackpot,because nobody met the ridiculous requirements to win that jackpot.

Yes you are probably right. The following post explained the odds very well:

so, to win the jackpot you have to roll 55.555 twice in a row? That is about 1/100,000 x 1/100,000 = 1/10,000,000,000 or 1 in 10 billion chance of happening.  And betting 1,000 sats, I guess it is unlikely anyone ever won it, if someone did they would notify I'm sure.

[JollyGood]

What is going on with betking scammer now trying to get people to post "positive" news about them in order to get bounty?

https://betking.io/bounties