Is this a scam?

[mardaed]

I also have the same thought as with the previous comments before mine. I am not saying all but usually this type of videos uploaded in YouTube are clickbait and to think that this is about on strategy how to make millions in gambling. In any media platform, everybody should be skeptical of the information that they encounter as scams, fraud and online theft are very rampant nowadays. So yes, I would want to believe that this is one of the many schemes of online offenders.

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[BreachOfEuphoria]

Yes, definetely a scam. He is not even playing in the video and he is not proving to the watchers that his system works.
Quoting from the youtube video:

I could ask you to pay 10 dollars, i could ask you to pay 20 dollars, i could ask you to pay 100 dollars, i could ask you to pay 10000 dollars

another goddamn sociopath

[bocyaj]

I found this video that seems too good to be true. I don't understand how it would be scam, can someone shed some light on this?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QtCoBG97X68&feature=youtu.be&ab_channel=ChairStacker

Gambling is different from gaming. So we can't trust anyone in the gambling field.It's better to do the background verification of project. We can't do any blind checkin to any project.Sometimes it will hurt to you a lot.But sometimes gambling made a huge project then the trading of cryptocurrency.

[coinriches]

Its a trap. He's selling his 'winning strategy' and script which doesn't really work. If you email him for his strategy or more info, you get to be bombarded with several offers if the first one is not agreeable with you.

Don't touch that.

[Ucy]

Yes, definetely a scam. He is not even playing in the video and he is not proving to the watchers that his system works.
Quoting from the youtube video:

I could ask you to pay 10 dollars, i could ask you to pay 20 dollars, i could ask you to pay 100 dollars, i could ask you to pay 10000 dollars

another goddamn sociopath

That's probably why he doesn't want people to ask questions (which is part of the things I find suspicious about the video). I guess he doesn't want to say much and get exposed.   If you are doing what is right, you shouldn't be afraid of questions from potential customers

[scammed-by-nitro]

Thats the same bs like people pretending to have fixed sports matches and selling them for 50$ a piece.

Nobody would ever share winning strategies or something similar.

This video shows nothing but his fake ass wallet .

[Hypnosis00]

Good to be true and good to be a scam.
I don't bother myself to listen and follow his recommendation, it is useless and just a trap for innocent people especially for greedy individuals.

What OP does is just like showing a scripted and edited file which he thinks that we are stupid enough not to notice it. We are surrounded by these toxic scamming activities and these people will never stop but instead, they look for a way to succeed. Well, I don't think so.

[CODE200]

We should all practice the idea that the house will always win.  Upon checking the link or video, it already left me an impression to not engage, even without a basis. There's just this gut feeling if you are not that familiar to something. The gambling site is indeed having popularity and that I think would be the best way to prove that such strategy will give you the win. There's no easy way in gambling to hit 'jackpots' in an instant. The video states huge amount of winnings and things are just suspicious from the very start. The only way I know which is the easiest yet the hardest, is to be lucky to win that much in gambling. Because for the simple fact that this one is true, will gamblers be running out of money? And in such case, the house will be pushed to make things that will help them avoid issues and bankruptcy ofcourse.

[longlivecapitalism]

A good rule of thumb: if it promises you that you will be rich with a very small capital and in a small amount of time, it's usually a scam. And if it wasn't, more people in here would have heard about it and would have vouched for this video. But as you can see, the consensus is negative.

[ecnalubma]

I found this video that seems too good to be true. I don't understand how it would be scam, can someone shed some light on this?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QtCoBG97X68&feature=youtu.be&ab_channel=ChairStacker

Very scammy..if it sounds too good to be true its not true the video didn’t even show whats his strategy. I’ve seen a lot of these shady activity in social media, you can’t cheat on online casinos because they are equipped with advance mechanism so anyone claiming that they can beat a gambling website is simply not true.

[Lavander]

Never trust something like that, that was just a trap in my opinion and if you get curious and contact him then you already bite the bait so be careful on something like this. I've already been scammed by something like this before and will sell you about script or the likes.

[Filicius]

If it looks like a scam, sounds like a scam and smells like a scam, it is probably a scam.

There are so many legit services out there... but we still look for the new, unknown websites, as if there were the best opportunities. No better opportunities than in the legacy services, I guess, and there are enough for me, by the way.

Stop looking for such bargains and don't trust, verify.

[perla]

If it looks like a scam, sounds like a scam and smells like a scam, it is probably a scam.

There are so many legit services out there... but we still look for the new, unknown websites, as if there were the best opportunities. No better opportunities than in the legacy services, I guess, and there are enough for me, by the way.

Stop looking for such bargains and don't trust, verify.

Primedice is a legitimate website but the way he is promoting it or the way he showed the video is not real also the way he is showing it is really skeptical so that's the scam part but the primedice is pretty known here in the forum.

[kryptqnick]

The video looks very bad and unprofessional, and just like others here I'm sure it's a scam. Of course, someone could get particularly lucky once and win a lot, but then it would make the big media news, and this person wouldn't be able to help anyone else to anything. Plus, Bitcoin transactions are transparent, so a real winner could give links to deposits and withdrawals at least, whereas making fake screenshots is something a middle school kid could do.
There's a lot of scam in the crypto world, so one has to be very cautious. If it looks fishy, it's not worth the risk.

[zidanw]

The video looks very bad and unprofessional, and just like others here I'm sure it's a scam. Of course, someone could get particularly lucky once and win a lot, but then it would make the big media news, and this person wouldn't be able to help anyone else to anything. Plus, Bitcoin transactions are transparent, so a real winner could give links to deposits and withdrawals at least, whereas making fake screenshots is something a middle school kid could do.
There's a lot of scam in the crypto world, so one has to be very cautious. If it looks fishy, it's not worth the risk.

I agree if he gives the Bitcoin transaction then we could check for its transparency but I already had a doubts about this kind of video I've seen a lot of videos on youtube about 100% winning scripts and the tricks on dice games and the likes but none of them are really working and most of them are just scams, so better stay away from it as much as possible.

[wxa7115]

The moment he asked for money as an exchange for his "strategy" is instantly a red flag. He said I could ask you to pay "10$" where really he can earn that 10$ right away with his "strategy" the truth is if he as a winning strategy already he won't be asking money or if he already has a system that would work for him I don't think he would share his strategy in the first place.  I don't even think his proof that he showed are real and what he is showing can easily be edited.

True but people get blinded by greed, it is common sense really, anyone that can generate those kind of profits doesn't really need anyone in order to produce that amount of money, not only that it will be counterproductive for him to release his strategy to anyone, because it is widely known that in gambling or in trading once you reveal your strategy to the public and other people begin to apply it such strategy becomes ineffective as casinos and other traders adjust to this new strategy.

So people need to really think before they send their money to anyone and they need to always be sceptical especially in his market in which scams abound and in which you are the only one that is protecting your coins and if you lose them then they are gone for good.

[Harlot]

The video looks very bad and unprofessional, and just like others here I'm sure it's a scam. Of course, someone could get particularly lucky once and win a lot, but then it would make the big media news, and this person wouldn't be able to help anyone else to anything. Plus, Bitcoin transactions are transparent, so a real winner could give links to deposits and withdrawals at least, whereas making fake screenshots is something a middle school kid could do.
There's a lot of scam in the crypto world, so one has to be very cautious. If it looks fishy, it's not worth the risk.

If you will focus on the content alone you will see that it is really a scam, just like what I have said in my previous statement people who are selling something that has already work for them won't really ask money in exchange for what they are doing I even doubt that they will make their strategy public because chances are it won't be working for him if a lot of people already knows it. Remember that gambling is always a game of chance and it is purely luck no matter how convincing he showed the transaction it is not a proof of a winning strategy.

[crzy]

Never trust something like that, that was just a trap in my opinion and if you get curious and contact him then you already bite the bait so be careful on something like this. I've already been scammed by something like this before and will sell you about script or the likes.

That’s right, better to deal on a legit site and play on your own than to listen to any gambling advice or any strategies, if that video maker ask for a money then that’s a clear scam and not worth to try. Gambling is already risky, know how to protect your capital and just enjoy the game but never trust anyone easily.

[Ryker1]

Never trust something like that, that was just a trap in my opinion and if you get curious and contact him then you already bite the bait so be careful on something like this. I've already been scammed by something like this before and will sell you about script or the likes.

That’s right, better to deal on a legit site and play on your own than to listen to any gambling advice or any strategies, if that video maker ask for a money then that’s a clear scam and not worth to try. Gambling is already risky, know how to protect your capital and just enjoy the game but never trust anyone easily.

Well, that is possible, -- as we noticed that on the video, the videomaker was left an email address on the center of the screen which possible if there is some who believed to them perhaps one of their victim. However, on other hand, the video on youtube was still there but why youtube let this kind of video? Is there someone of you aside from me who was reported the scam video? It really seems to be true but if we are talking about financially, they are a scam and I don't believe them. Please report the video and help those innocent people not to fall into this trap.

[STT]

What do you mean fake?

The video is quite basic, can this be manipulated into showing a certain balance which doesn't exist in reality on that site?   Yes its not that hard to do and putting in the effort to alter the moving picture to reflect details incorrectly is worth doing if it inspires confidence in your potential clientele.    Its a steady industry and some of us are better acquainted with the legion of scammers then others, I've met people who have constructed the most beautiful seemingly intricate websites that appeared to be an actual real casino filled with hundreds of people talking but it was all a false projection to convince me I should engage in the legitimate transaction of passing money to this person.
   Its so common, it happens perhaps hundreds of times a day this kind of scam and the only thing slowing people down is reaching out to new 'customers' to convince them of this marvelous money producing scheme.  All you need to do is send them an irreversible transaction.  If you want to tempt fate and be a troll you could offer them a credit card payment, they wont be as keen because this is reversible.   I would not advise you to actually do any real payment detail for a joke or not but if you test their reaction you might notice they dont like anything that would be reversed on fraud.  BTC is great but its also powerful in having no reverse or governing body, its for a good reason but the scammers favour this method and you as a user must be on your guard.  

Feel free to give us screenshots if contacted, there are lots of people on this forum who have experience and can be useful to point out how common this technique is and I hope you gain from that experience and avoid the idiots and their cheap tactics.   I dont advise talking to anyone suspicious tbh, not directly as they will have a variety of techniques and deceptive methods to target you with; scamming industry is actually very large and active.