🔻 n1 List of Casinos to Avoid

[acroman08]

I would like to add some more Casinos and Sportbooks to avoid
1. kawbet.com -  Affiliated to 1xbit/1xbet ANN - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5227494.0
Accusation thread - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5230966

I thought kawbet went out of business after being found out that they are connected to 1xbit/1xbet and I remember visiting their website a while back and can't gain any access or can't reach the website. did something happen? did they do a re-launch or something?

anyway, just an addition if you access their website through the image on their ann thread you won't get to the website anymore it seems that the ref link used there doesn't work anymore

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[JeromeTash]

I thought kawbet went out of business after being found out that they are connected to 1xbit/1xbet and I remember visiting their website a while back and can't gain any access or can't reach the website. did something happen? did they do a re-launch or something?

anyway, just an addition if you access their website through the image on their ann thread you won't get to the website anymore it seems that the ref link used there doesn't work anymore

They are still very much online. Maybe IP addresses from your country were blocked or something like that, but I can access their website even right now
Whenever you want to confirm if a website is online or offline, you can use this site https://downforeveryoneorjustme.com

https://downforeveryoneorjustme.com/kawbet.com?proto=https&www=1

[notblox1]

actmyname's negative rating is not even about someone who got scammed. It is based on possibilities.

Reputation is all in gambling business, and this is NOT a list of websites who are scamming people, but my own personal collected list of negative reviews, accusations, bad support and Nitrogen have several negative reports, but if you want to support them feel free to write them positive feedback.
As last case was resolved I am moving them to grey list.

I would like to add some more Casinos and Sportbooks to avoid
1. kawbet.com -  Affiliated to 1xbit/1xbet ANN - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5227494.0
Accusation thread - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5230966

2. bitbook.ag - Used fake team photo ANN - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5109508.0
Accusation thread - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5109763.0

Thank you for posting suggestions.
I didn't use any of this websites so far, and anyone needs to do their own research but reading after reading feedback they have I would also avoid them.
Kawbet going to red list, and Bitbook to grey list.

[acroman08]

@notblox1 I just saw this thread "WHAT happened to GOOSEBET.IO?" and as of now, it seems that it is risky for anyone to use GOOSEBET.io since according to the thread and posts on that thread mods and admin has been missing from the site for a couple of weeks now and gambling site has a possibility of becoming a scam. it would be good to add them to the list temporarily until we know more or if the mods and admin decided to show themselves up and have a valid reason for missing from their gambling site.

I thought kawbet went out of business after being found out that they are connected to 1xbit/1xbet and I remember visiting their website a while back and can't gain any access or can't reach the website. did something happen? did they do a re-launch or something?

anyway, just an addition if you access their website through the image on their ann thread you won't get to the website anymore it seems that the ref link used there doesn't work anymore

They are still very much online. Maybe IP addresses from your country were blocked or something like that, but I can access their website even right now
Whenever you want to confirm if a website is online or offline, you can use this site https://downforeveryoneorjustme.com

https://downforeveryoneorjustme.com/kawbet.com?proto=https&www=1

I don't think my IP is restricted to access their site. I'm not really sure but it might be possible that I used the image link(the one I am talking about on my previous post) on their ann thread to acces their website and forgot about it. anyway, thanks.

[notblox1]

I added one more website to my red list of websites to avoid and that is Zamabet stupid clone website using same template like other crap websites satoshiCasino and crypsino.
There are fake Fair claims and and I left negative feedback for them.

Important thing is not to comment and engage on their topic because I will consider anyone who keeps doing that in future a spammer!

[Zamabet]

After testing and using many of casinos and betting websites I deicded to create my own list of Casinos everyone should be avoiding.
There can be many reasons for this and some of them are posting false information, suspicion for fraud or scam, not paying withdrawals, bad software, etc.
Please do NOT bump or post anything in their topics, but better report, post feedback on profiles and ignore them.

	Casino to Avoid			Reasons for avoiding
	1. Coins777			Using the 777Coin name, Scam accusations, Fake provably fair, Negative feedback, Death threats, Withdrawals not working, Ponzi
	2. Satoshi Casino			Clone of Coins777, Fake provably fair, Scam accusations, Negative feedback, Withdrawals not working, Ponzi
	3. Crypsino			Clone of Coins777, Fake provably fair, Scam accusations, Negative feedback, Withdrawals not working, Ponzi
	4. Bitstarz			Scam Accussations, Negative feedback, Not paying
	5. 1xbet			Many Scam Accussations, Negative feedback, locking users funds
	6. 888STARZ			Scam Accussations, 1xbet owned, locking users funds
	7. Wixiplay			Fake provably fair, Negative feedback
	8. Cryptodice			Negative feedback, Not responding to scam accusations, Satoshidice old name
	9. Megadice			Open Scam accusations, Owner not responding
	10. Safedice			Negative feedback, Owners are not active and not responding
	11. Betmatch			Banned from forum, Scam accusations, holding payouts, bad support
	12. ZigZagsports			Website not working 404 error, Changing domains RU
	13. Betking.io			Scam accusations, Hacked, Lost investors funds
	14. AceDBets			issues with withdrawal, slow support, website not working
	15. 1xbit			many Scam accusations, negative feedback, bad support
	16. wbet7			scam accusations, not active in bitcointalk forum
	17. BitcoinCasino.io			scam accusation
	18. CyberBet			scam accusations, negative trust feedback, not active in forum anymore
	19. Kawbet			connected with 1xbet/1xbit casionp group who allready have bad reputation
	20. Zamabet			Clone of satoshiCasino, crypsino and coins777, Fake provably fair, Scam accusations, Negative feedback, Withdrawals not working

Never invest more than you are afford to lose in any Casino, and if you are addicted to gambling please seek for medical help.

*Coins777 is not in any way related to well known 777coin.com!

Some casinos are not on the list, but they have mixed feedback and they are on my Grey list:

- Duckdice
- Betonline.ag (several scam accusations in forum)
- Adkinsbet (Accusations in forum and bet manipulations)
- Bitbook.ag (used fake team member during ICO, later said it was mistake)
- Nitrogensports (Negative feedback, Bad customer support, Confusing rollover rule, Last case was resolved)

Please consider that some members who left negative feedback are no longer with us.

- Any Casino website listed here is HIGH RISK with multiple complains, but you need to do your own research for each of them and read feedback on their profiles.
- This is NOT a list of Scams, but just my personal list of websites to avoid for betting.
- I can also list a website that has bad software or bad support that don't care about customers.
- Having negative feedback does not guarantee website will be listed here.
- You can suggest more bad casinos and sportsbook if they created topic in bitcointalk forum, and I will consider adding them.

Some of blacklisted Casinos can also be found on BTCGOUSE website by member efialtis:
https://www.btcgosu.com/bitcoin-casino-blacklist/

Hi!
Delete our site from list.

Clone of satoshiCasino, crypsino and coins777 - Yes, we use same script.
 Fake provably fair - No, provably fair system works correctly, you can check any bet.
 Scam accusations - Proof of scam?
 Negative feedback - please delete your feedback.
Withdrawals not working - Withdrawals working, if you have any problems you can contact our support. Please provide info when you can't withdrawal?

[notblox1]

Hi!
Delete our site from list.

Clone of satoshiCasino, crypsino and coins777 - Yes, we use same script.
 Fake provably fair - No, provably fair system works correctly, you can check any bet.
 Scam accusations - Proof of scam?
 Negative feedback - please delete your feedback.
Withdrawals not working - Withdrawals working, if you have any problems you can contact our support. Please provide info when you can't withdrawal?

You didn't just use same script like all other cloned websites that had exact same fake fair system, but you use exact same words and text like all of them, so I will not remove your website from my list, and maybe I will add plagiarism as one more thing you are doing.
There are more negative feedback from other members about plagiarism posted on your topic, and this is some examples of provably fake website using same text on all other websites:

Provably Fair

When you open the game page the server generates a secret and a seed and reveals its hash (using HMAC SHA256 algorithm). The server secret represents randomly shuffled card deck. The server seed is a cryptographically secure random alpha-numeric string. The hash of these 2 strings helps to ensure that the initial card deck is not altered after you choose the bet amount. After the game is finished the server secret and the server seed are revealed, so you can easily calculate and verify the hash.

When you play a game you can pass an extra custom string - client seed (if it's not specified a random number is automatically generated by your browser). The server will then calculate another hash using the server secret, the server seed and the client seed. The last 5 chars of this hash (representing a hexadecimal value) will be converted to an integer. The result number will be divided by 52 (number of cards in the deck) and N cards will be cut (moved from the top to the bottom of the deck), where N is the remainder of the division. Because the client seed can not be predicted by the server the number of cards cut from the initial deck is completely random and hence you can be sure that the game result is fair.

https://zamabet.com/pages/provably-fair
archive: https://web.archive.org/web/20210202213657/https://zamabet.com/pages/provably-fair

Provably fair

When you open the game page the server generates a secret and a seed and reveals its hash (using HMAC SHA256 algorithm). The server secret represents randomly shuffled card deck. The server seed is a cryptographically secure random alpha-numeric string. The hash of these 2 strings helps to ensure that the initial card deck is not altered after you choose the bet amount. After the game is finished the server secret and the server seed are revealed, so you can easily calculate and verify the hash.

When you play a game you can pass an extra custom string - client seed (if it's not specified a random number is automatically generated by your browser). The server will then calculate another hash using the server secret, the server seed and the client seed. The last 5 chars of this hash (representing a hexadecimal value) will be converted to an integer. The result number will be divided by 52 (number of cards in the deck) and N cards will be cut (moved from the top to the bottom of the deck), where N is the remainder of the division. Because the client seed can not be predicted by the server the number of cards cut from the initial deck is completely random and hence you can be sure that the game result is fair.

https://coins777.com/pages/provably-fair
archive: https://web.archive.org/web/20210202213934/https://coins777.com/pages/provably-fair

Provably fair

When you open the game page the server generates a secret and a seed and reveals its hash (using HMAC SHA256 algorithm). The server secret represents randomly shuffled card deck. The server seed is a cryptographically secure random alpha-numeric string. The hash of these 2 strings helps to ensure that the initial card deck is not altered after you choose the bet amount. After the game is finished the server secret and the server seed are revealed, so you can easily calculate and verify the hash.

When you play a game you can pass an extra custom string - client seed (if it's not specified a random number is automatically generated by your browser). The server will then calculate another hash using the server secret, the server seed and the client seed. The last 5 chars of this hash (representing a hexadecimal value) will be converted to an integer. The result number will be divided by 52 (number of cards in the deck) and N cards will be cut (moved from the top to the bottom of the deck), where N is the remainder of the division. Because the client seed can not be predicted by the server the number of cards cut from the initial deck is completely random and hence you can be sure that the game result is fair.

https://crypsino.io/page/provably-fair
archive: https://web.archive.org/web/20201106111503/https://crypsino.io/page/provably-fair

[Sadlife]

1xbet, 1xbit and Kawbet are all the same sites duplicated originally from 1xbet which went down after a few days of its operation. Probably the guys behind already hit the quota they want and just run away with the money of their gamblers. Then reset and start a new with Kawbet even went to greater highs by launching their signature campaign just to make it look legit. Luckily many members here notice some similarities, these guys could have continue their schemes if it weren't for that.

[Zamabet]

Hi!
Delete our site from list.

Clone of satoshiCasino, crypsino and coins777 - Yes, we use same script.
 Fake provably fair - No, provably fair system works correctly, you can check any bet.
 Scam accusations - Proof of scam?
 Negative feedback - please delete your feedback.
Withdrawals not working - Withdrawals working, if you have any problems you can contact our support. Please provide info when you can't withdrawal?

You didn't just use same script like all other cloned websites that had exact same fake fair system, but you use exact same words and text like all of them, so I will not remove your website from my list, and maybe I will add plagiarism as one more thing you are doing.
There are more negative feedback from other members about plagiarism posted on your topic, and this is some examples of provably fake website using same text on all other websites:

Provably Fair

When you open the game page the server generates a secret and a seed and reveals its hash (using HMAC SHA256 algorithm). The server secret represents randomly shuffled card deck. The server seed is a cryptographically secure random alpha-numeric string. The hash of these 2 strings helps to ensure that the initial card deck is not altered after you choose the bet amount. After the game is finished the server secret and the server seed are revealed, so you can easily calculate and verify the hash.

When you play a game you can pass an extra custom string - client seed (if it's not specified a random number is automatically generated by your browser). The server will then calculate another hash using the server secret, the server seed and the client seed. The last 5 chars of this hash (representing a hexadecimal value) will be converted to an integer. The result number will be divided by 52 (number of cards in the deck) and N cards will be cut (moved from the top to the bottom of the deck), where N is the remainder of the division. Because the client seed can not be predicted by the server the number of cards cut from the initial deck is completely random and hence you can be sure that the game result is fair.

https://zamabet.com/pages/provably-fair
archive: https://web.archive.org/web/20210202213657/https://zamabet.com/pages/provably-fair

Provably fair

When you open the game page the server generates a secret and a seed and reveals its hash (using HMAC SHA256 algorithm). The server secret represents randomly shuffled card deck. The server seed is a cryptographically secure random alpha-numeric string. The hash of these 2 strings helps to ensure that the initial card deck is not altered after you choose the bet amount. After the game is finished the server secret and the server seed are revealed, so you can easily calculate and verify the hash.

When you play a game you can pass an extra custom string - client seed (if it's not specified a random number is automatically generated by your browser). The server will then calculate another hash using the server secret, the server seed and the client seed. The last 5 chars of this hash (representing a hexadecimal value) will be converted to an integer. The result number will be divided by 52 (number of cards in the deck) and N cards will be cut (moved from the top to the bottom of the deck), where N is the remainder of the division. Because the client seed can not be predicted by the server the number of cards cut from the initial deck is completely random and hence you can be sure that the game result is fair.

https://coins777.com/pages/provably-fair
archive: https://web.archive.org/web/20210202213934/https://coins777.com/pages/provably-fair

Provably fair

When you open the game page the server generates a secret and a seed and reveals its hash (using HMAC SHA256 algorithm). The server secret represents randomly shuffled card deck. The server seed is a cryptographically secure random alpha-numeric string. The hash of these 2 strings helps to ensure that the initial card deck is not altered after you choose the bet amount. After the game is finished the server secret and the server seed are revealed, so you can easily calculate and verify the hash.

When you play a game you can pass an extra custom string - client seed (if it's not specified a random number is automatically generated by your browser). The server will then calculate another hash using the server secret, the server seed and the client seed. The last 5 chars of this hash (representing a hexadecimal value) will be converted to an integer. The result number will be divided by 52 (number of cards in the deck) and N cards will be cut (moved from the top to the bottom of the deck), where N is the remainder of the division. Because the client seed can not be predicted by the server the number of cards cut from the initial deck is completely random and hence you can be sure that the game result is fair.

https://crypsino.io/page/provably-fair
archive: https://web.archive.org/web/20201106111503/https://crypsino.io/page/provably-fair

I agree the text is the same, and I don't see problem.
But remove everything else besides plagiarism.

 Fake provably fair - No, provably fair system works correctly, you can check any bet.
 Scam accusations - Proof of scam?
 Negative feedback - please delete your feedback.
Withdrawals not working - Withdrawals working, if you have any problems you can contact our support. Please provide info when you can't withdrawal?

[CarnagexD]

Betking.io, which I saw is already added on the prior list OP has made, is still operating like there's nothing wrong with their system in the first place. I tried gambling there just to test OP's statement and indeed he was right, after winning and claiming my rewards through withdrawal, I have received numerous errors back and forth.

I would also like to recommend adding YOBIT.io's gambling feature as that stuff is full of crap. They mentioned probably fairness which is not true. To be honest because of sites like them the phrase had lost all its meaning and is now synonymous to scam.

[seleme]

1xbet, 1xbit and Kawbet are all the same sites duplicated originally from 1xbet which went down after a few days of its operation. Probably the guys behind already hit the quota they want and just run away with the money of their gamblers. Then reset and start a new with Kawbet even went to greater highs by launching their signature campaign just to make it look legit. Luckily many members here notice some similarities, these guys could have continue their schemes if it weren't for that.

I agree, these scammers copy the old data and paste it on the website layout. If you paid attention to the user interface, the scamming techniques are as same as the old design of 1xbet,1xbit. The similarities can be found on live games too, I have paid attention to the 1xbet written live Blackjack tables on Evolution live gaming provider. There is no same BJ room in other alternative casinos, it means the old scam is still alive.

[Lorence.xD]

1xbet, 1xbit and Kawbet are all the same sites duplicated originally from 1xbet which went down after a few days of its operation. Probably the guys behind already hit the quota they want and just run away with the money of their gamblers. Then reset and start a new with Kawbet even went to greater highs by launching their signature campaign just to make it look legit. Luckily many members here notice some similarities, these guys could have continue their schemes if it weren't for that.

So this must be the reason that they were gone, this was the first gambling site that I know that is from the Philippines, my country. I feel bad that this is the impression that people get when they think of Philippine gambling website. Good thing that they got already quashed, and hopefully no one is playing at their website.

[notblox1]

So funny that Zamabet have now officially admitted doing plagiarism and using same same words, text and script like other websites but they claim they are not the same and they even demand from me removing them from my list
I don't trust anything they say but everyone should research and decide on their own if they trust them or not.

[dunfida]

So funny that Zamabet have now officially admitted doing plagiarism and using same same words, text and script like other websites but they claim they are not the same and they even demand from me removing them from my list
I don't trust anything they say but everyone should research and decide on their own if they trust them or not.

It would be nice if you do post up that admitting thing. Have they sent you out a message directly?

Its just too odd that a someone do admit and tell  that theyre faking everything. Its unusual honestly.  

[notblox1]

Today I added two more betting websites I saw posted on bitcointalk forum  and after doing some investigation and research I came to conclusion not to trust them or use them at all.
First one is called PayoutCrypto.com and second one is Gamebets.website.
Both of this websites are very suspicious and they have cloned games, they have no license and they only use discord as support, and second website purchased domain only few days ago.
It is possible that both websites are operated by same people from Russia.

[Zamabet]

Hi!
Delete our site from list.

Clone of satoshiCasino, crypsino and coins777 - Yes, we use same script.
 Fake provably fair - No, provably fair system works correctly, you can check any bet.
 Scam accusations - Proof of scam?
 Negative feedback - please delete your feedback.
Withdrawals not working - Withdrawals working, if you have any problems you can contact our support. Please provide info when you can't withdrawal?

You didn't just use same script like all other cloned websites that had exact same fake fair system, but you use exact same words and text like all of them, so I will not remove your website from my list, and maybe I will add plagiarism as one more thing you are doing.
There are more negative feedback from other members about plagiarism posted on your topic, and this is some examples of provably fake website using same text on all other websites:

Provably Fair

When you open the game page the server generates a secret and a seed and reveals its hash (using HMAC SHA256 algorithm). The server secret represents randomly shuffled card deck. The server seed is a cryptographically secure random alpha-numeric string. The hash of these 2 strings helps to ensure that the initial card deck is not altered after you choose the bet amount. After the game is finished the server secret and the server seed are revealed, so you can easily calculate and verify the hash.

When you play a game you can pass an extra custom string - client seed (if it's not specified a random number is automatically generated by your browser). The server will then calculate another hash using the server secret, the server seed and the client seed. The last 5 chars of this hash (representing a hexadecimal value) will be converted to an integer. The result number will be divided by 52 (number of cards in the deck) and N cards will be cut (moved from the top to the bottom of the deck), where N is the remainder of the division. Because the client seed can not be predicted by the server the number of cards cut from the initial deck is completely random and hence you can be sure that the game result is fair.

https://zamabet.com/pages/provably-fair
archive: https://web.archive.org/web/20210202213657/https://zamabet.com/pages/provably-fair

Provably fair

When you open the game page the server generates a secret and a seed and reveals its hash (using HMAC SHA256 algorithm). The server secret represents randomly shuffled card deck. The server seed is a cryptographically secure random alpha-numeric string. The hash of these 2 strings helps to ensure that the initial card deck is not altered after you choose the bet amount. After the game is finished the server secret and the server seed are revealed, so you can easily calculate and verify the hash.

When you play a game you can pass an extra custom string - client seed (if it's not specified a random number is automatically generated by your browser). The server will then calculate another hash using the server secret, the server seed and the client seed. The last 5 chars of this hash (representing a hexadecimal value) will be converted to an integer. The result number will be divided by 52 (number of cards in the deck) and N cards will be cut (moved from the top to the bottom of the deck), where N is the remainder of the division. Because the client seed can not be predicted by the server the number of cards cut from the initial deck is completely random and hence you can be sure that the game result is fair.

https://coins777.com/pages/provably-fair
archive: https://web.archive.org/web/20210202213934/https://coins777.com/pages/provably-fair

Provably fair

When you open the game page the server generates a secret and a seed and reveals its hash (using HMAC SHA256 algorithm). The server secret represents randomly shuffled card deck. The server seed is a cryptographically secure random alpha-numeric string. The hash of these 2 strings helps to ensure that the initial card deck is not altered after you choose the bet amount. After the game is finished the server secret and the server seed are revealed, so you can easily calculate and verify the hash.

When you play a game you can pass an extra custom string - client seed (if it's not specified a random number is automatically generated by your browser). The server will then calculate another hash using the server secret, the server seed and the client seed. The last 5 chars of this hash (representing a hexadecimal value) will be converted to an integer. The result number will be divided by 52 (number of cards in the deck) and N cards will be cut (moved from the top to the bottom of the deck), where N is the remainder of the division. Because the client seed can not be predicted by the server the number of cards cut from the initial deck is completely random and hence you can be sure that the game result is fair.

https://crypsino.io/page/provably-fair
archive: https://web.archive.org/web/20201106111503/https://crypsino.io/page/provably-fair

Hi, why you don't reply?

I agree the text is the same, and I don't see problem.
But remove everything else besides plagiarism.
P.S. We already edit ToS.

 Fake provably fair - No, provably fair system works correctly, you can check any bet.
 Scam accusations - Proof of scam?
 Negative feedback - please delete your feedback.
Withdrawals not working - Withdrawals working, if you have any problems you can contact our support. Please provide info when you can't withdrawal?

[Ziskinberg]

Today I added two more betting websites I saw posted on bitcointalk forum  and after doing some investigation and research I came to conclusion not to trust them or use them at all.
First one is called PayoutCrypto.com and second one is Gamebets.website.
Both of this websites are very suspicious and they have cloned games, they have no license and they only use discord as support, and second website purchased domain only few days ago.
It is possible that both websites are operated by same people from Russia.

This list is even short, there are more website that are just a clone of the original and they would only exist to scam.
Actually I'm not familiar with the sites in the list but I'm telling you, if you keep this thread updated, you'll need more space to suspicious sites this year.

[notblox1]

Adkinsbet created new topic, and new accounts to avoid showing their red flag and negative feedback and deceive customers in this way!
I would advice anyone to avoid posting there or I will consider adding them on my spammer list for avoiding and ignoring, and that could result in bounty managers using this list.

Anyone who continue posting in Adkinsbet topics will be consider purchased, hired account or a spammer.
Stop posting on their topics may result in removing you from this list but it is not guaranteed.

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[jostorres]

I would advice anyone to avoid posting there or I will consider adding them on my spammer list for avoiding and ignoring, and that could result in bounty managers using this list.

Good idea actually because they are trying to get more replies and one way to stop the adkinsbet scam is to stop talking about them, like you said, even on their topic so they don't get free bumps. The problem is that some users are able to get their withdraw, which might be because adkinsbet is a selective scam operation and like this user posted here so I don't know if they can be blamed.

There is a chance that it is also a bought account though, so yeah I can see why you added him to the list. I guess you can maybe PM the users who aren't clear paid puppets of adkinsbet and ask them to visit this post and hence avoid posting in their thread.

One thing that baffles me is why a clear scam site with so many bought accounts is able to operate so blatantly despite everyone knowing what is going on.

By the way, thanks for the list in the OP because I was under impression that 1xbit and 1xbet are different and not both of them are a scam but thanks for clearing it, and although I wasn't going to try 1xbet either, it is good to know that they are scam and easily avoidable in future.

There were some clouds over how goosebet.io will turn out, after being silent for months, I haven't checked what happened with them lately but I guess it is worth adding them to the list maybe.

[notblox1]

like this user posted here so I don't know if they can be blamed.

I don't blame them, but anyone who writes in that topic is bumping it intentionally or not, and there is risk of someone tagging them with negative feedback.
I will observe topic for changes and make corrections if needed.