NEW WAY OF WINNING BITCOINS BITCOIN JACKPOT.

[bitpot.club]

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[1713239871]

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[Bitinity]

Some questions about your jackpot.
1. The most important thing one, how do you draw the winner? I cant find it on your site so that's why I ask it here. Is it provably fair?
2. The current pot is £1,139.00, where do you keep that funds? As I just checked the btc address which is used to received payment on your site, the address has few bucks only so where is the £1,139.00 comes from? Do you provide it plus with the additional prizes (£500)?
3. Mind to signed a message of the address where you hold the pot?

[jademaxsuy]

I was thinking the same thing. Some words are not correctly displayed in the site. It is best to send the signed bitcoin wallet address you use on your site. The rest of the funds of the pot is questionable because bitinity is right about the funds in the wallet address.

[Twinkledoe]

Some questions about your jackpot.
1. The most important thing one, how do you draw the winner? I cant find it on your site so that's why I ask it here. Is it provably fair?
2. The current pot is £1,139.00, where do you keep that funds? As I just checked the btc address which is used to received payment on your site, the address has few bucks only so where is the £1,139.00 comes from? Do you provide it plus with the additional prizes (£500)?
3. Mind to signed a message of the address where you hold the pot?

Good questions. Waiting how the OP will answer these valid questions. Simple but you can determine the authenticity of the project with these few questions.

[nakamura12]

If the OP can answer these few questions and with proof then it's definitely not scam. I hope they are right what the site claimed as stated in the site about the funds that will be rewarded especially the OP giving answers to questions number 2 and 3.

[harizen]

Aside from those technical questions asked above:

-It seems the site were built on a plain layout. Yes design can't be a basis for a good gambling site but in here we can see that even on a simple things, the site owners must give efforts on the sites look as they are in process of building reputation. Gamblers are not just throwing away some money on a site that isn't built professionally.

-OP doesn't even give an effort to create a simple yet elegant look ANN thread (even without images). Where's the effort.

[tippytoes]

Aside from those technical questions asked above:

-It seems the site were built on a plain layout. Yes design can't be a basis for a good gambling site but in here we can see that even on a simple things, the site owners must give efforts on the sites look as they are in process of building reputation. Gamblers are not just throwing away some money on a site that isn't built professionally.

-OP doesn't even give an effort to create a simple yet elegant look ANN thread (even without images). Where's the effort.

Very plain layout. You can't see much further. And not even checking the typo errors



You will notice that he didn't give much effort in building his page. Rushing things to get easy money?

[Patatas]

Scam Alert. Any money sent to the Shit Pot should be considered as a charity. The website design should be enough proof that the person behind the project is a dumbass and can't code provable fair mechanisms for shit.

@OP: This is not the new way of winning bitcoins, this is how you lose your brain cells within seconds.

[bitpot.club]

Some questions about your jackpot.
1. The most important thing one, how do you draw the winner? I cant find it on your site so that's why I ask it here. Is it provably fair?
2. The current pot is £1,139.00, where do you keep that funds? As I just checked the btc address which is used to received payment on your site, the address has few bucks only so where is the £1,139.00 comes from? Do you provide it plus with the additional prizes (£500)?
3. Mind to signed a message of the address where you hold the pot?

HI thanks for your enquiry. the the jackpot amount is accurate  and is kept in a separate SAFE WALLET this fund come from our own budget as the website is just getting started. the winner is randomly chosen from all wallets that have entered the draw. Yes the  BONUS PRIZES 0f 100 are an additional prize.
We hope to Build a place that can be trustworthy and will last for years that is why we have invested a large amount of money to make sure that our pot is not empty.
IF you still have doubts regarding the website being legit then i recommend visiting us in a couple of months. So that you an realise that we are still there and Growing
HOPE THAT ANSWERS ALL YOUR QUESTION. MANY THANKS AND KIND REGARDS BITPOT.CLUB   

[LoyceV]

3. Mind to signed a message of the address where you hold the pot?

is kept in a separate SAFE WALLET

Cool story. Now sign a message.

I paid less than a dollar for my loyce.club domain, and another dollar for a year hosting. In other words: it doesn't mean anything, so back up your claims with solid evidence or you'll be labeled a potential scammer.

[wiik]

I would definitely not trust my money on this website. Insufficient info in the website , the overall design is like a highschool project. 0 effort on the design , how are you gonna draw the winners here ? Just random picking ? I dont have an idea , this one's probably a scam in the making.

[Bitinity]

The latest draw have just been done few hour ago, logically there must be winners with total prizes of more than £1,139.00. Mind to show us the tx of the payment to the winners? You still not answering my question related to the total pot of the last draw, how many real players sent £1? Bear in mind, transparency and fairness are so important thing in this kind of games. You cant build trustworthy site if you are ignoring those 2 important things.

[nakamura12]

Yes I'd love to see the transaction too. The last time I check the site the remaining time before the draw is couple of hours before the round  will drawn and today the OP edited the post to "h" letter only. I don't understand why the op edited the post.

[coinlocket$]

LoyceV do you have the original post saved on you scrapped date? I want to read it before the edit if possible.

[LoyceV]

LoyceV do you have the original post saved on you scrapped date? I want to read it before the edit if possible.

I have
The unedited version:

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bitpot.club
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<a href="https://bitcointalk.org/index.php#1">Bitcoin</a> / <a href="https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=1.0">Bitcoin Discussion</a> / <b><a href="https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5115359.msg49960765#msg49960765">NEW WAY OF WINNING BITCOINS BITCOIN JACKPOT. WWW.BITPOT.CLUB</a></b>

Hello everybody. We would like to introduce WWW.BITPOT.CLUB<br />A new way of winning.<br />A Bitcoin based Jackpot to be won every Friday.<br />There are no numbers or tickets Just a Pot filled with Bitcoins <br />Amount of jackpot is clearly shown on Website so we would Love for You to <br />visit: WWW.BITPOT.CLUB<br />GOOD LUCK

[nakamura12]

LoyceV do you have the original post saved on you scrapped date? I want to read it before the edit if possible.

The OP seems suspicious, it looks like he/she hides something from people here. Previous reply in this thread about the btc they have stored is correct, I've checked it many times and this is the address I found provided in their website which is 18mqphd1P55dqhG8hu7F2AF8rH8gGNvX9h, Transactions
No. Transactions : 8   
Total Received :   0.00290205 BTC   
Final Balance :   0.00121164 BTC

[milewilda]

LoyceV do you have the original post saved on you scrapped date? I want to read it before the edit if possible.

I have
The unedited version:

Code:

bitpot.club
2554754
49960765
<a href="https://bitcointalk.org/index.php#1">Bitcoin</a> / <a href="https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=1.0">Bitcoin Discussion</a> / <b><a href="https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5115359.msg49960765#msg49960765">NEW WAY OF WINNING BITCOINS BITCOIN JACKPOT. WWW.BITPOT.CLUB</a></b>

Hello everybody. We would like to introduce WWW.BITPOT.CLUB<br />A new way of winning.<br />A Bitcoin based Jackpot to be won every Friday.<br />There are no numbers or tickets Just a Pot filled with Bitcoins <br />Amount of jackpot is clearly shown on Website so we would Love for You to <br />visit: WWW.BITPOT.CLUB<br />GOOD LUCK

Another scam website attempt have been busted once again. lol

h

A nice update of OP just signifies being guilty.

[coinlocket$]

Looking at the website https://www.bitpot. club/   (putting space on the link to avoid getting free clicks from users here)

Do people really believe in this sh*t and deposit random money on a random website with no info about the winning?

Hoping none has so bad judgment to do so.

[Haunebu]

LoyceV do you have the original post saved on you scrapped date? I want to read it before the edit if possible.

I have
The unedited version:

Code:

bitpot.club
2554754
49960765
<a href="https://bitcointalk.org/index.php#1">Bitcoin</a> / <a href="https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=1.0">Bitcoin Discussion</a> / <b><a href="https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5115359.msg49960765#msg49960765">NEW WAY OF WINNING BITCOINS BITCOIN JACKPOT. WWW.BITPOT.CLUB</a></b>

Hello everybody. We would like to introduce WWW.BITPOT.CLUB<br />A new way of winning.<br />A Bitcoin based Jackpot to be won every Friday.<br />There are no numbers or tickets Just a Pot filled with Bitcoins <br />Amount of jackpot is clearly shown on Website so we would Love for You to <br />visit: WWW.BITPOT.CLUB<br />GOOD LUCK

Another scam website attempt have been busted once again. lol

h

A nice update of OP just signifies being guilty.

Lol. What is up with the plethora of scammers these days? One gets plucked and another takes its place. Absolutely pathetic.

The edit looked funny though. At this point, it has become a lot more difficult to trust low ranking members with 0 trust ratings who develop such websites.

[Idrisu]

Some questions about your jackpot.
1. The most important thing one, how do you draw the winner? I cant find it on your site so that's why I ask it here. Is it provably fair?
2. The current pot is £1,139.00, where do you keep that funds? As I just checked the btc address which is used to received payment on your site, the address has few bucks only so where is the £1,139.00 comes from? Do you provide it plus with the additional prizes (£500)?
3. Mind to signed a message of the address where you hold the pot?

I wish some of the gamblers are ready to ask this question before investing into any gambling opportunities.  The amount op claiming to have is huge and as such warrant him to really answer were that huge amounts of money is keep!