Anyone here had any luck with cryptomillionslotto?

[Luckychuck2]

I wonder are there claims true? Do they really have over 30 million in crypto? I would like to see there smart contract if possible.

https://www.cryptomillionslotto.com/

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[50 Cent]

I wonder are there claims true? Do they really have over 30 million in crypto? I would like to see there smart contract if possible.

too many cryptomillionslotto out there, What specific you mean?, https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-d&q=cryptomillionslotto
LOTO, CML and anything else. you have to read they ann thread https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3417982.0

[Ucy]

Is the company Blockchain based? I read somewhere where it says it is affiliated with coinbase and wirex. Too many claims actually. You can check them out: https://www.wealthandfinance-news.com/crypto-millions-lotto-launches-the-worlds-largest-bitcoin-lottery/
It's fair to ask where the 30million is kept.
Better to just use reputable lottery sites or use the decentralized ones. I have seen one on this section before that claimed decentralized. You probably should search for it.

[Haunebu]

Never heard of this site before. Decided to check it out and observed that they partnered with the Wolves making it a feasible claim though I don't think that is enough to prove their legitimacy. Tried searching for reviews, but could find just a few negative ones.

They also mention that the jackpot amount won't be paid in BTC on their site. I advise sticking to popular crypto lottery sites instead since this one seems very shady in my opinion.

[zakoliverz]

So if you prefer to invest in luck , watch out and be open minded for any losses. 

[nakamura12]

I wonder are there claims true? Do they really have over 30 million in crypto? I would like to see there smart contract if possible.

I never ever heard this kind of website but you should provide the exact website you mentioned. If I were you i'd stick to reputed gambling sites where you can play safe and fair. If you are not sure about the site the more you have to do more searching about that site if you ask me.

[Luckychuck2]

do you know any other big crypto lottery sites?

[livingfree]

There is this one online gambler's rule that don't gamble with unfamiliar casino so if you're doubting it, don't proceed.

do you know any other big crypto lottery sites?

We have plenty of it here in this section. Just use the keyword lottery and search them page by page. And if you chose one, always look for the reviews.

[stomachgrowls]

I wonder are there claims true? Do they really have over 30 million in crypto? I would like to see there smart contract if possible.

https://www.cryptomillionslotto.com/

https://www.cryptomillionslotto.com/ and
https://cryptomillionslotto.io/ is just the same. They do have their thread on this forum https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3417982.0
I dont see more information about this lottery site but having 30 million in crypto sounds too impossible yet it isnt even heard out here on crypto space.
So i would definitely not to consider that this one is legitimate.Come to think even Freebitco.in lottery cant even reach up this amount into their lottery
even they are popular enough.So with that alone you can tell the difference and make your own obvious decision. 

[imstillthebest]

lotto is a game where prizes are millions and billions so yes thier words could be true .  i have read one comment above and the user said that there are many cryptomillionslotto ?

 how was that possible  . same names but different domain extension ? or same site but different domain names  . either both of this two are possible and happening to many sites right now   . most are not scam or shady but i think that is only one way to promote the site

[Diced90]

I've just had a look through the website, couldn't find any links to any of the payments they have made to previous "winners"

If they genuinely had $30 million in crypto and they were sending out payments regularly, it would be a simple task to provide some evidence of large payments.

Or to sign a message from the designated wallet of the platform.

However, since they clearly don't care about transparency, we can only assume that they're not legitimate.

Because of this, if you must play on the platform, only test it with a small amount since you're almost certainly going to lose your money.

[LTU_btc]

I don't have experience with this website. But seems that they are official sponsor of EPL team Worlverhampton, so it makes to look them legit. But on the other hand 1XBET (owner of scammy crypto sporstbook 1XBIT) are partners of several football leagues and clubs, but it doesn't makes them legit.
Personally, I wouldn't play with big money there. Probably they are legit with relatively small money, but I'm very sceptical about 30 millions, it's way too much.

[Ucy]

I wonder are there claims true? Do they really have over 30 million in crypto? I would like to see there smart contract if possible.

https://www.cryptomillionslotto.com/

https://www.cryptomillionslotto.com/ and
https://cryptomillionslotto.io/ is just the same. They do have their thread on this forum https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3417982.0
I dont see more information about this lottery site but having 30 million in crypto sounds too impossible yet it isnt even heard out here on crypto space.
So i would definitely not to consider that this one is legitimate.Come to think even Freebitco.in lottery cant even reach up this amount into their lottery
even they are popular enough.So with that alone you can tell the difference and make your own obvious decision. 

Nice one.
The creator of the announcement thread even has poor reputation. Op should probably go through the comments and references of those who tagged the account to help him/her determine whether to trust the company or not. 
30million is actually hard to believe. I guess it's 20 million in tokens

[abel1337]

I don't have experience with this website. But seems that they are official sponsor of EPL team Worlverhampton, so it makes to look them legit. But on the other hand 1XBET (owner of scammy crypto sporstbook 1XBIT) are partners of several football leagues and clubs, but it doesn't makes them legit.
Personally, I wouldn't play with big money there. Probably they are legit with relatively small money, but I'm very sceptical about 30 millions, it's way too much.

Right, Having a partner that is suspicious makes you also suspicious. I also don't see good feedback from them thinking that they are almost a year operating if I based it on their ANN thread that was created in the 2nd quarter of 2018.

https://www.cryptomillionslotto.com/ and
https://cryptomillionslotto.io/ is just the same. They do have their thread on this forum https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3417982.0
I dont see more information about this lottery site but having 30 million in crypto sounds too impossible yet it isnt even heard out here on crypto space.
So i would definitely not to consider that this one is legitimate.Come to think even Freebitco.in lottery cant even reach up this amount into their lottery
even they are popular enough.So with that alone you can tell the difference and make your own obvious decision. 

The ANN creator has a flagged account, which was a defaulted loan. This is added on the suspiciousness of the lotto site.

I don't have any experience using the site but if I am to use a lotto site, I will definitely use a lotto site that has a good reputation. Even though they declared that they have 30millions worth of crypto I would not take the bait and go play safe.

[Kakmakr]

I highly doubt this, because there are no transparency at all. At the high of Freebitco.in's Lotto, the jackpot prize pool was only a couple of bitcoins and Freebitco.in are currently averaging about 0.2 to 0.5 BTC weekly. < I will just double check, but that is what it was, last time I looked. >

So, with a virtually unknown site like this with almost zero traffic, it will be highly unlikely that they can generate that kind of money for their Lotto system. Freebitco.in has millions of users and they are not doing anything close to that. Also look at Millionairemakers on Reddit for another example. 

         Also, most of these Lotto systems are not Provably Fair, so you are losing on several sides by participating in this.