Do they use our computers for CPU mining?

[MCobian]

After reading the topic that you created, my curiosity arose. I immediately tried to access the two gambling sites that you mentioned.
When I use the auto-bet feature on the gambling site, it doesn't make my PC a high temperature. I even tried in a different browser
and it didn't make my PC temperature high, which is surprising my PC specification is lower than yours. The problem is clearly not from
the two gambling sites, there is a possibility that your PC may have malware. Try checking your PC with the anti virus that you usually use.

[Kong Hey Pakboy]

I recently signed up and played in both gambling sites that you mentioned named Luckyfish.io and Wolf.bet, but I didn't find any unusual changes in my performance on my PC and any heat up in my CPU. But there are truly games that are being used in crypto mining just like a popular online game called "League of legends" that they found out there is a crypto mining software attached to the game client and caused a huge heat up on their PC.

Source:
https://technology.inquirer.net/77418/p2fb-filipino-gamers-find-crypto-mining-program-in-league-of-legends-game-client

[Ryker1]

I recently signed up and played in both gambling sites that you mentioned named Luckyfish.io and Wolf.bet, but I didn't find any unusual changes in my performance on my PC and any heat up in my CPU. But there are truly games that are being used in crypto mining just like a popular online game called "League of legends" that they found out there is a crypto mining software attached to the game client and caused a huge heat up on their PC.

Source:
https://technology.inquirer.net/77418/p2fb-filipino-gamers-find-crypto-mining-program-in-league-of-legends-game-client

Well, because you are using a legit gambling site which there is no hidden software that perhaps to harm your PC. It is very common, --the reason why your PC's temperature is running hot because there really is a software install on your PC that is hidden and unnoticeable. You had to check your internet security and virus and run a scan to identify if there is a malware installed on your PC.
If you want, --you may also consider resetting and backing up your pc just to make sure the malware or virus will not gonna be damaging your PCs

[Mahanton]

I recently signed up and played in both gambling sites that you mentioned named Luckyfish.io and Wolf.bet, but I didn't find any unusual changes in my performance on my PC and any heat up in my CPU. But there are truly games that are being used in crypto mining just like a popular online game called "League of legends" that they found out there is a crypto mining software attached to the game client and caused a huge heat up on their PC.

Source:
https://technology.inquirer.net/77418/p2fb-filipino-gamers-find-crypto-mining-program-in-league-of-legends-game-client

Well, because you are using a legit gambling site which there is no hidden software that perhaps to harm your PC. It is very common, --the reason why your PC's temperature is running hot because there really is a software install on your PC that is hidden and unnoticeable. You had to check your internet security and virus and run a scan to identify if there is a malware installed on your PC.
If you want, --you may also consider resetting and backing up your pc just to make sure the malware or virus will not gonna be damaging your PCs

Trying to look around and we can say that majority of people arent experiencing the same problem on where op do had which basically means that he's the only one been experiencing
of high temperature on running the autobot feature where in our part it doesnt really have the same behavior where it means that he might likely have a malware into his system
where it do consume too much cpu process and make it hotter.Its just really unethical for website to have those hidden miner since they do know that it will heavily affect their
reputation if people will know just like been mentioned on earlier pages that they arent really that dumb on making a hideous move.

[STT]

Always try another browser and see if the experience varies, I have no choice but to use a variety of browsers because not every site works that well with a particular browser for various reasons.   Definitely dont just use Chrome as that can soak up alot of resources in some way similar to what you describe and if nothing else try the site on a friends computer might be a good test to alter all variables.
   Wolf bet Ive used previously and just looked now and its not spiking anything obviously for me, they usually would get found out and imo the profit from cpu mining is quite unlikely to tempt any normal operation.   A torrent site or similar then yea its a factor to consider, use some kind of anti virus over sight is probably something to try also.

[StephenJH]

Always try another browser and see if the experience varies, I have no choice but to use a variety of browsers because not every site works that well with a particular browser for various reasons.   Definitely dont just use Chrome as that can soak up alot of resources in some way similar to what you describe and if nothing else try the site on a friends computer might be a good test to alter all variables.
   Wolf bet Ive used previously and just looked now and its not spiking anything obviously for me, they usually would get found out and imo the profit from cpu mining is quite unlikely to tempt any normal operation.   A torrent site or similar then yea its a factor to consider, use some kind of anti virus over sight is probably something to try also.

I agree, maybe suspicious software works in the background without noticing on the task manager. Probably, the system resources are used in high percentages by Chrome but considering the Wolf.bet mostly use the flash it is better to use Chromium-based browsers. Third-party flash software can suck up more than what Chrome requires from the average PC. Scanning the PC with the best antiviruses, antimalware software can give us the expected answer, IMO.

[darewaller]

No one can use your PC for mining purposes because for mining you need to setup files and programs and there is no way they can do that remotely without even you knowing about it. The reason for heating might be because of the automated betting the system makes a lot of bets in a short amount of time and the website gets clogged up on your end because the PC is not able to handle the speed and the rapid bets being made.

I am saying this because I myself do a lot of automated betting on bitsler, primedice and a lot more casinos and I never felt like my laptop is heating up or even having any impact of betting at all. Maybe you need a better graphic card and clear cache while if it still happens try to get a new RAM maybe.

Also since I use windows I might not be 100% sure how ubuntu works.

[pawanjain]

Low end CPUs generally get high temperature quicker.

This is not correct, lower end CPUs have smaller clock speeds and more powerful CPUs have higher clock speeds and the higher the speed, the hotter the processor gets. It's basic thermodynamics.

CPUs have 3 or 4 built-in speed "levels" they switch between to adjust the clock rate, they don't run at arbitrary speeds in their range.

They also have a turbo mode that temporarily increases the clock speed to a higher limit until the processor gets very hot. This is what happens if you see 100% CPU usage.

Agreed with rest of the stuff but the bolded part above is still a concern. Low end CPUs still heats up quickly because the CPU usage gets high faster than high end CPUs.
Example : Playing a heavy game on a low end processor will heat up the machine faster than playing the same game on a high end processor.

I remember playing GTA vice city on my low end desktop many years back and the CPU used to get freaking hot quickly whereas even if we play GTA V on a high end CPU these days doesn't heat up the CPU that much.

[South Park]

Hello bitcoin talkers!

I am a gambling fan who has almost tried all the gambling websites that exists. I love trying strategies, playing with numbers, studying probabilities and coding my strategies projections with R  
When I start an autobet in different websites, I mentioned that the temperature of my PC is HIGH  
I checked the system monitor and I found this! (I am using Ubuntu)

If you try to end one of them, the webpage will crash.


Websites that I tried for this experiment:
- Luckyfish.io
- Wolf.bet

Do you think that they are using our computers of CPU mining?

What browser are you using? If you are using Firefox, then go to Edit>Preferences>Privacy&Security and look for what kind of tracking protection you are getting, even the standard option will block cryptominers, however if you have it on custom you could have forgotten to select the option to block cryptominers, anyway most likely what you are experimenting is just websites that use too much your graphic card or your CPU, I do not like those websites since they are very inefficient but many people like shiny graphics so there is nothing to do about it.

[btc-facebook]

When I start an autobet in different websites, I mentioned that the temperature of my PC is HIGH  
I checked the system monitor and I found this! (I am using Ubuntu)

If the proof is only screenshots that you mention I think it's still not enough to prove it, because there are many other reasons why your PC temperature increases, such as website performance which does require a lot of power consumption, but that doesn't mean your PC is used for mining.
or it could be that you are opening another application so that your PC needs extra performance.

[Assface16678]

If you are just using the website I think it does need to consume a lot of things like higher temperature.
Also if you want you can disable your PC again and make it clean first if you think the temperature is still the same check the process.

Also always check the cooling system of your unit at the same time it's place.

Another thing always checks the CPU fans to make sure this won't affect the whole progress somethings it doesn't work properly on its RPM. Judy my thoughts if you are just browsing a website you will not experience too many temps.

[redsun114]

Quite curious as well but I don't think casinos are using a hidden mining feature whenever you tried to play auto betting. I'm using windows and everything was fine whenever I try doing an auto bet but since you are using ubuntu maybe there's something to do with it.

Yeah, I have made a lot of bets and played the automatic betting feature on wolf.bet and they are pretty good and they have a good reputation her on the forum too so there is really no reason for them to try and do such things and lose their reputation for a few bucks of mining .

I am not sure about the other website and still I think they won't be mining on your computer because that is a pretty dumb idea to destroy any reputation they have and the thing is that they won't earn a lot by mining as we know it is not even possible to mine coins with computer now because of the difficulty levels right now.

[MickLichz]

I think it is because the graphics of their games are high and maybe it gives stress to your CPU or in some point maybe your computer specs are not that high that can support high-end games or processing power. I advise try to explore your computer maybe it needs a proper cooling system or airflow to aid your problem when it comes to the high temperature of your CPU and also maybe you're doing other activities in your pc aside from playing gambling then that will be the main reason I think.

[btc78]

I think it is because the graphics of their games are high and maybe it gives stress to your CPU or in some point maybe your computer specs are not that high that can support high-end games or processing power. I advise try to explore your computer maybe it needs a proper cooling system or airflow to aid your problem when it comes to the high temperature of your CPU and also maybe you're doing other activities in your pc aside from playing gambling then that will be the main reason I think.

You did not get the point mate,OP is asking if the Gambling site uses our CPU to mine while we are enrolled and playing in their site things that is not safe for all of us since this is illegally using our computer.
though i doubt that this can be real because how can they use our computers to Mine?without us letting them happen?
maybe there are virus or something in OP's computer that needs to be cleared.

[Reatim]

After reading the topic that you created, my curiosity arose. I immediately tried to access the two gambling sites that you mentioned.
When I use the auto-bet feature on the gambling site, it doesn't make my PC a high temperature. I even tried in a different browser
and it didn't make my PC temperature high, which is surprising my PC specification is lower than yours. The problem is clearly not from
the two gambling sites, there is a possibility that your PC may have malware. Try checking your PC with the anti virus that you usually use.

Same what i did mate,after trying consecutive time in 3 browser my PC did not come to High temperature meaning that it wasn't the Site who's making your compute brings more heat,there are other issue in your PC i think.
like what other says try to check if you have Malware in that computer so the gambling site will be clear in your thoughts that having mining in that gadget .

I think it is because the graphics of their games are high and maybe it gives stress to your CPU or in some point maybe your computer specs are not that high that can support high-end games or processing power. I advise try to explore your computer maybe it needs a proper cooling system or airflow to aid your problem when it comes to the high temperature of your CPU and also maybe you're doing other activities in your pc aside from playing gambling then that will be the main reason I think.

He has a HIgh Specification of computer so i believe that high graphics wont give that big effects in That computer.

[South Park]

I think it is because the graphics of their games are high and maybe it gives stress to your CPU or in some point maybe your computer specs are not that high that can support high-end games or processing power. I advise try to explore your computer maybe it needs a proper cooling system or airflow to aid your problem when it comes to the high temperature of your CPU and also maybe you're doing other activities in your pc aside from playing gambling then that will be the main reason I think.

You did not get the point mate,OP is asking if the Gambling site uses our CPU to mine while we are enrolled and playing in their site things that is not safe for all of us since this is illegally using our computer.
though i doubt that this can be real because how can they use our computers to Mine?without us letting them happen?
maybe there are virus or something in OP's computer that needs to be cleared.

There have been cases on the past of some websites using cryptominers with scripts and getting a lot of coins this way, this is why for a long time browsers like Firefox have the option to block Cryptominers and any suspicious activity similar to that, however we cannot trust completely on this since it is unlikely they can block everything, however I doubt that any reputable casino will risk their business just to mine a few coins so I think something else is at play here.

[Smartvirus]

Most electronic devices aren't made specifically for mining or gaming. It might seem so because of how hot your computer device might seem to be but, it's not so. So long as it's not a mining site your operating then is definitely not some form of affiliate mining in progress.
It's most likely that the sight uses high graphic contents and probably your systems RAM is relatively low, your available ROM is down to 30% and probably, you've got other apps running as well. Hence, your system seems worked up in coordinating all the activities you've got running especially that of the loading gaming site your accessing. You could run a maintenance check on your system and probably reduce the number of active apps you've got running when accessing high graphic contentsm sites.

[dunfida]

I think it is because the graphics of their games are high and maybe it gives stress to your CPU or in some point maybe your computer specs are not that high that can support high-end games or processing power. I advise try to explore your computer maybe it needs a proper cooling system or airflow to aid your problem when it comes to the high temperature of your CPU and also maybe you're doing other activities in your pc aside from playing gambling then that will be the main reason I think.

You did not get the point mate,OP is asking if the Gambling site uses our CPU to mine while we are enrolled and playing in their site things that is not safe for all of us since this is illegally using our computer.
though i doubt that this can be real because how can they use our computers to Mine?without us letting them happen?
maybe there are virus or something in OP's computer that needs to be cleared.

There have been cases on the past of some websites using cryptominers with scripts and getting a lot of coins this way, this is why for a long time browsers like Firefox have the option to block Cryptominers and any suspicious activity similar to that, however we cannot trust completely on this since it is unlikely they can block everything, however I doubt that any reputable casino will risk their business just to mine a few coins so I think something else is at play here.

No dumb crypto-casino owner would do such step as if they do believe that people wont able to find it out or notice it and yes this had been pretty common back in the past where there are shady
processes in background on a certain app or site which do make that underground mining and if you are the one who arent really that too meticulous into things then most likely you wont
surely notice it but for people who do observe most of the time will really spot it out and for business then they wont really do it because they are really putting their business into mess
in that case and wolf.bet will not really be that too hideous and they wont really make it this far if they've been having that shady process in the background.

[FontSeli]

I do not think that the gembling sites use hidden miners on the computers of their visitors. They are more important to attract the player with beautiful graphics and animation, which will be problematic when the computer processor or GPU involved in the mining.

If desired, you can easily disguise other processes under graphics and animation. Especially if you hire good programmers who optimize the site code, which will allow the site not to take up a lot of computer power. However, such actions on the part of the casino would be illogical. They earn a lot of money from gambling and value their reputation. If someone noticed their deception, it would bury the reputation of the online casino and it would lose its main source of income.

[Paredao]

I never thought of that possibility. I'm going to run some tests here on my machine to make sure they don't mine while I'm playing on the betting site.  Very interesting question of yours.