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[davinchi]

malicious detected < i dont know what is mean, it's first me to sign up.

Do you use TOR on your browser?

There is a tendency that it's all because of that even you have your local IP. Anyway, the mod is directing you to chat them or email them at least to resolve this issue that you're facing upon signing up.

He said he uses chrome. Normally that is a warning against people who use VPN, but even if you are not using VPN then it is against either ToR or at worst case adblock type of program. Why would it ever have zero adblocks, chrome extension and no VPN with just the local IP would give this type of error at all, he will contact with support and get it done probably, I hope he comes back and talks about why the problem was and explains so we could know and help anyone else who will have a similar problem in the future that comes here and asks about it here.

Another issue was for example fetch error which I faced while using VPN as well, I couldn't get all the data, I got some data like maybe text based ones but the images were gone as well, closed VPN and it was working perfectly.

[sana54210]

Most winners of the Daily race are actually on private which makes me question the legitimacy since it is like this with pretty much every daily race.. Play with caution.

Maybe It is because most winners are smart people who know that it is not a good idea to share their user name on a public forum especially when everybody can see how much they are making.

This kind of discussion will have no ends, some people thinks that hidden usernames are players from the site to attract other real players and some other people thinks that it is related to privacy. Those who doubt about such hidden usernames will never think positively. I can say that they acts like hater who wont believe in something good on any sites. Lets just stop discussing this because haters gonna hate and they wont accept any explanation.

There's no end for that until this will be taken action by the owner and hidden names are really intriguing since it's not necessary for real players to do that and I'm sure they use aliases on the platform that's why it's better to show names so that people will not think it's their own player or anything, transparency is a real thing since many people are looking for someones stats or earning to get inspired.

The team won't do anything about it and it makes sense that they won't. Think about yourself and having a casino of your own, you make a wagering contest and the contest winners are hiding their names but they are also wagering a total over 2-5 or whatever bitcoins and there are people out there who are not happy about it but you don't know if they ever wager or not. Which side would you take? The side that you probably profit from? Or the side you have no idea if they ever make you any money or not?

I would side with the one I know that gambles here over the people I don't know if they wager or not. Maybe if they remove the hidden and let everyone see it then the amount of wagered would go up, but the more likely possibility is it would go down so it makes sense to let them hide their nicks.

[deisik]

There's no end for that until this will be taken action by the owner and hidden names are really intriguing since it's not necessary for real players to do that and I'm sure they use aliases on the platform that's why it's better to show names so that people will not think it's their own player or anything, transparency is a real thing since many people are looking for someones stats or earning to get inspired.

The team won't do anything about it and it makes sense that they won't

Why would anyone be seriously questioning that decision?

I didn't look into the thread for a while, and what I see now is the same old talk about hidden names in the wagering contest. But let me make a refreshing change. As it seems that other casinos are also hiding the players' names (if the players choose so, obviously) and quite a few of them have daily wagering contests as well, do people also question the legitimacy of bets and contest results in other threads over here? I'm curious as to what is actually driving these doubters, and whether they are indeed interested in finding out the names or they have something else in mind

[khaled0111]

Why would anyone be seriously questioning that decision?

I didn't look into the thread for a while, and what I see now is the same old talk about hidden names in the wagering contest.

I can't think of any logical reason for that. Why would anyone ask the same question that was asked and answered multiple times before, other than being too lazy to read the previous replies before posting.

I would bet all my money that most of them never made a deposit on WB too.

All respected casinos allow their users to hide their nicknames if they want to and revealing nicknames of the wagerning contest winners doesn't prove anything.

[justdimin]

Maybe someone does care how much are people making if they see them as a possible target. There are some very skilled scamers who use different techniques to get necessary data out of users to misuse them and steal their coins. Social engineering is more successful that you might think.
It's always good not to reveal more data than it is necessary and try to keep your privacy.

If you do not care about people knowing about how much money you have, you don't hide it here or you do not hide it anywhere at all, but if you want to keep it a secret, you never talk about it and you hide yourself everywhere and you even seek to find places that allows you to hide your gambling as well.

The amount of people we see here who are flaunting the excessive amounts of currency they posses are minuscule compared to real number of people who posses such amount of wealth so all we see are the tiny amount of people who just doesn't care about it. Plus, they know they would be under public eye and they would be definitely either begged or even as further as get hacking attempts so they take this into consideration when they are making their claims of wealth and showcase their currency amounts.

[livingfree]

He said he uses chrome. Normally that is a warning against people who use VPN, but even if you are not using VPN then it is against either ToR or at worst case adblock type of program. Why would it ever have zero adblocks, chrome extension and no VPN with just the local IP would give this type of error at all, he will contact with support and get it done probably, I hope he comes back and talks about why the problem was and explains so we could know and help anyone else who will have a similar problem in the future that comes here and asks about it here.

Another issue was for example fetch error which I faced while using VPN as well, I couldn't get all the data, I got some data like maybe text based ones but the images were gone as well, closed VPN and it was working perfectly.

I was thinking of the same thing and effect about using TOR with browser or VPN + chrome.

There's still no reply from him and I guess wolfbet's admin has already getting a resolution for his problem but he has to cooperate. We will wait until he replies back and if he's already good when he visits the site.

[TheGreatPython]

There's no end for that until this will be taken action by the owner and hidden names are really intriguing since it's not necessary for real players to do that and I'm sure they use aliases on the platform that's why it's better to show names so that people will not think it's their own player or anything, transparency is a real thing since many people are looking for someones stats or earning to get inspired.

The team won't do anything about it and it makes sense that they won't

Why would anyone be seriously questioning that decision?

I didn't look into the thread for a while, and what I see now is the same old talk about hidden names in the wagering contest. But let me make a refreshing change. As it seems that other casinos are also hiding the players' names (if the players choose so, obviously) and quite a few of them have daily wagering contests as well, do people also question the legitimacy of bets and contest results in other threads over here? I'm curious as to what is actually driving these doubters, and whether they are indeed interested in finding out the names or they have something else in mind

I guess it became like a norm in the casino world, one website tried hidden thing and it worked and people gambled, so others assumed its just an option so they added it as well and now its basically everywhere.

I seriously don't mind it, as long as its an option and places just give the people that option, everyone has the right to pick that option and stay hidden, if they do not want to be known, than people here can't force them to open their identity to everyone, we do not have that right. This is a null topic if you ask me.

[teddybu]

Hi teddybu, please reach out to us via our live chat support, we will have a look and try to help.

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[rexxarofmoknathal]

I didn't look into the thread for a while, and what I see now is the same old talk about hidden names in the wagering contest. But let me make a refreshing change. As it seems that other casinos are also hiding the players' names (if the players choose so, obviously) and quite a few of them have daily wagering contests as well, do people also question the legitimacy of bets and contest results in other threads over here? I'm curious as to what is actually driving these doubters, and whether they are indeed interested in finding out the names or they have something else in mind

I think people just want to be able to check that the winners actually exist,

And that the house isn't manipulating the records to take the winnings.

[khaled0111]

@rexxarofmoknathal,
Even if the casino reveals the winners nicknames it doesn't prove that they really exist.
There is no way to check that the winners are trully real players other than creating an account and trying to compete with other players to get in the top 30 and make sure to keep an eye on "High Rollers" or "All Bets". It is as simple as that.

I feel like repeating myself here so please stop beating a dead horse.

[jostorres]

Another point to be made about the leaderboards is that, maybe they are not to showcase it to everyone on "look how much they wagered and won" but more about putting it up there for the people who have gambled already? I mean if you were to ever list at top 10, you would want everyone to know about it wouldn't you? You would want to showboat about it that you have managed to wager big enough to get into top 10, if you are number one even more so.

Some people are hidden and they could keep it that way but the people who are not hidden may want to gloat about the achievements they made. So maybe, and I am not sure about this at all, they just do it to keep the customers happy that are already listed instead of trying to get more people to be more like them?

[peonminer]

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[hopenotlate]

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7-day streak reward is a form of daily bonus where you get free coins every 24 hours no matter if your balance is empty or not. Each day you get slightly more coins than the previous day. It's an ongoing bonus so it won't stop any time soon. The idea is to reward loyal users!

There is no one feature which makes us X times better than the competition but we believe that by systematic and hard work we will gain your trust! In the upcoming days, you can expect a lot of contests and surprises.

Is the streak rewarded regardless of account use? What are the terms?

There are no hidden terms as far as I know, only requirement is to login daily and click proper fields and enjoy the rewards.

[deisik]

I didn't look into the thread for a while, and what I see now is the same old talk about hidden names in the wagering contest. But let me make a refreshing change. As it seems that other casinos are also hiding the players' names (if the players choose so, obviously) and quite a few of them have daily wagering contests as well, do people also question the legitimacy of bets and contest results in other threads over here? I'm curious as to what is actually driving these doubters, and whether they are indeed interested in finding out the names or they have something else in mind

I think people just want to be able to check that the winners actually exist

I don't know how you can check it

Even if a few top rollers would regularly come here and report they are indeed real folks with real names, some would start complaining they are paid shills or whatever. However, did anyone see a complaint that some mate wagered a huge amount and wasn't included in the list of winners?

As far as I remember, there were no such reports but I've seen people posting they managed to get to the top of the list (read, the contest is real). Otherwise, they would obviously raise a hell like it was with Roobet refusing to pay yahoo his win, with half the forum going crazy over it for a couple weeks

[josephdd1]

I didn't look into the thread for a while, and what I see now is the same old talk about hidden names in the wagering contest. But let me make a refreshing change. As it seems that other casinos are also hiding the players' names (if the players choose so, obviously) and quite a few of them have daily wagering contests as well, do people also question the legitimacy of bets and contest results in other threads over here? I'm curious as to what is actually driving these doubters, and whether they are indeed interested in finding out the names or they have something else in mind

I think people just want to be able to check that the winners actually exist

I don't know how you can check it

Even if a few top rollers would regularly come here and report they are indeed real folks with real names, some would start complaining they are paid shills or whatever. However, did anyone see a complaint that some mate wagered a huge amount and wasn't included in the list of winners?

As far as I remember, there were no such reports but I've seen people posting they managed to get to the top of the list (read, the contest is real). Otherwise, they would obviously raise a hell like it was with Roobet refusing to pay yahoo his win, with half the forum going crazy over it for a couple weeks

Why would anybody want to report their real name? To me that's another way of possibly getting found out by the tax people, or whatever. In any case, the reason for crypto gambling is anonymity so having the full names disclosed  goes totally against that. As for the leader board being real, I can't comment as I never got close to being at the top but I guess other people can comment from their own experience

[deisik]

As far as I remember, there were no such reports but I've seen people posting they managed to get to the top of the list (read, the contest is real). Otherwise, they would obviously raise a hell like it was with Roobet refusing to pay yahoo his win, with half the forum going crazy over it for a couple weeks

Why would anybody want to report their real name? To me that's another way of possibly getting found out by the tax people, or whatever. In any case, the reason for crypto gambling is anonymity so having the full names disclosed  goes totally against that. As for the leader board being real, I can't comment as I never got close to being at the top but I guess other people can comment from their own experience

Well, real not like what is written in their identity papers (passports, etc)

Some people want to know the names under which Wolf.bet players are participating in the wagering contest as if it could tell them something about the legitimacy of the casino or its daily race results. But I should say I'm skeptical about whether they really want to know these names in the first place at all as it feels and smells more like a lame attempt at a smear campaign. But maybe it is just my inner conspirologist rising his head, so these dudes are likely no more than simple and mostly harmless conspirologists too, though of a different kind and color (probably, seeking some form of attention they lack in real life)

[mu_enrico]

^^Yea, no methods can satisfy users about this leaderboard thingy. Even if usernames are transparent, there is no way to check the legitimacy of the mentioned accounts.
Wolfbet already here for a year without any serious complaints so that it can be assumed fair. I've seen casinos doing shady things and got caught pretty quick here.

[Bitinity]

^^Yea, no methods can satisfy users about this leaderboard thingy. Even if usernames are transparent, there is no way to check the legitimacy of the mentioned accounts.
Wolfbet already here for a year without any serious complaints so that it can be assumed fair. I've seen casinos doing shady things and got caught pretty quick here.

I wonder why those users who are against this "hidden usernames" only complain it here while almost all gambling sites has this feature? I'm starting to think that those users are trying to make people think bad about wolf.bet by this hidden username feature. Why those users do not say the same thing on other ANN thread of other gambling sites? Curious...

[deisik]

^^Yea, no methods can satisfy users about this leaderboard thingy. Even if usernames are transparent, there is no way to check the legitimacy of the mentioned accounts.
Wolfbet already here for a year without any serious complaints so that it can be assumed fair. I've seen casinos doing shady things and got caught pretty quick here.

I wonder why those users who are against this "hidden usernames" only complain it here while almost all gambling sites has this feature? I'm starting to think that those users are trying to make people think bad about wolf.bet by this hidden username feature. Why those users do not say the same thing on other ANN thread of other gambling sites? Curious

Maybe because daily races of 1k dollars are not that common among the new kids in the gambling hood?

When a casino allows its users to hide their names, it doesn't cause so much friction and tension as there is essentially nothing to question. So anyone questioning this practice for real would instantly render themselves vulnerable to suspicion and doubts as to their true incentives, interests and agendas, with the implication being that no one would be taking these folks and theirs claims seriously

However, things change when there is a contest, which suggests a little bit of publicity and openness in respect to who wins and how much. And now these people have some ground to play the legitimacy card. In reality, they are just yearning and looking for attention and validation in a meaningful and somewhat substantiated way, i.e. without being ridiculed right away, and would just as easily play any other card if available to them and serving that purpose

[jostorres]

^^Yea, no methods can satisfy users about this leaderboard thingy. Even if usernames are transparent, there is no way to check the legitimacy of the mentioned accounts.
Wolfbet already here for a year without any serious complaints so that it can be assumed fair. I've seen casinos doing shady things and got caught pretty quick here.

I wonder why those users who are against this "hidden usernames" only complain it here while almost all gambling sites has this feature? I'm starting to think that those users are trying to make people think bad about wolf.bet by this hidden username feature. Why those users do not say the same thing on other ANN thread of other gambling sites? Curious...

That is the thing about these casinos, if people like it and they have absolutely no proof that wolf.bet ever did anything wrong, you can't really claim they are doing anything shady as well. Why would a casino who has zero complaints about them nor any scam accusation against them at all, would simply have one bad thing by doing fake numbers? What would they gain from doing something so shady yet not doing anything else shady.

If they are already bad enough to fix with the list, they could have done it million other ways as well and could show a lot higher numbers wagered than currently, plus they could steal other peoples money by claiming they were abusers and other stuff. When you go to bad person route, you do not stop at just one small tiny thing like leaderboard, you go all the way. Since they are good at everything else that we can see, it is obvious they are good at leaderboard as well.