All the while his own betking.io website still has that "relaunching soon" message.
His reputation is damaged beyond repair but still I hope somewhere along the line Dean Nolan stops to reflect on what impact his actions are having on crypto investors and game players. Getting affiliation fees from links by promoting websites before carrying out due diligence on them is irresponsible but it is just another one of many issues related to him.
Ever since he got greedy when ICOs were the on the scene in 2017 he thought he could return back the bankroll and make more money by going alone using ICO funds. Well he did make more money simply because of millions of USD$ he admitted taking from the 2017 ICO which directly amounted to $3.25 million. None of the funds were spent in the way they were supposed to and with him not being held to account and him publishing no evidence about expenditure it seems the extent of the scam went above the $4 million mark and considering the 2017 ICO brought in $6.5 million it was clear betking was going to fail because Dean Nolan was going to personally pocket $USD millions.
After that he went down the EOS route, created billions of new BKT (betking tokens) and made more money. Then of course he stole the final bankroll and drummed up a story about there being a hack but he never reported it to the police.
All this drama is rooted in events surrounding his greed. It is clear betking failed because when investors has their bankroll returned other casinos and gaming sites took over and betking was never going to encroach on their space and those that invested in the original betking bankroll were also regularly betting there, they were promoting betking to their family and friends too. As soon as the bankroll was returned all those investors took their investment elsewhere and stopped betting at betking.
I hope one day Dean Nolan really does tell everybody how much he scammed from the 2017 ICO (both directly and indirectly) and in 2019 EOS BKT scam, the bankroll exit scam and the Christmas wager scam.
Bump.
Dean was nice enough to spam his mailing list with his affiliate link to Verve Casino, a relatively new site with a horrible rep of slow paying, not paying, refusing to communicate, ect... With open unaddressed scam accusations on the forum, they continued to bump their own thread.
Here's the email:
less than 48 hours later the Casino exit scammed. Just POOF disappeared.
Nice work Dean.
