So, I was bored today and actually signed up for the site using their $100 promocode. My intention was to play a few games, then try to withdraw half of that promocode.
However, on my 3rd game, using a $5 bet, I won a pot of $1300. Now, I went into this with nothing but skepticism and doubt, but to say I didn't want to try to find a way to get that $1,300 out would be false.
Explored their withdrawal page, tried to withdraw $1000 of the $1300 and the site told me that I needed to enable 2FA on my account before withdrawing, and the site gave me 2 options, SMS Verification or Yolodice verification. I attempted SMS Verification and the site told me that I am not a US citizen and to proceed with Yolodice Verification. Now I am a US citizen on a US IP, but decided to test once more and use a VPN to connect to a server in Colorado, Florida, and New York, every time I was told I am not a US citizen.
Ok then, so I decided to try Yolodice Verification. Upon clicking the verification button, I am redirected to ethereums[dot]network and a download for YoloDiceAuthentication.zip attempts to start. It was my goal to attempt and analyze whatever malware they are trying to serve in the .zip, however I was never able to successfully download the .zip to extract whatever they were trying to infect me with.
So there is a bit of a rabbit hole going on here, there seems to be a network of affiliate marketing and gambling sites that are all ran by the same group, and are all clones of eachother.
ALL LINKS BELOW ARE SCAMSGambling:
hxxps://yolodice[dot]icu
hxxps://cryptondraw[dot]com
Affiliate Marketing:
hxxps://ethclick[dot]me
hxxps://ethereums[dot]network
hxxps://utradecoin[dot]com
There are likely more, but those are the ones I came across immediately.
ALL LINKS ABOVE ARE SCAMSAll sites are hosted on the same server, 185.51.247.203, which belongs to a Ukrainian hosting firm called
https://zomro.net/. If anyone cares they can submit abuse reports to them, however I have no idea if they'll care.
