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[Distinctin]

It's been a while, but from what I remember when playing there I didn't have any issues at all. Both deposits and withdrawals went smoothly. This site used to be my favorite place to play, but when I saw many people getting scammed and complaining I decided to quit. I think it's better to avoid or stay away from sites with bad reputations rather than risk losing money.

When was the last time you actually played on this casino? Their forum account isn’t even active anymore, last seen June 27 this year. Looks like they’ve already left the forum. And now they’re operating under a different site, but didn’t even bother updating the ANN thread name. That alone is already a red flag.

Just because they’re still paying right now doesn’t mean it’s safe to play with them. You have to think about the risk down the road, not just what’s happening today.

[Japinat]

Just because they’re still paying right now doesn’t mean it’s safe to play with them. You have to think about the risk down the road, not just what’s happening today.

It’s no longer safe anymore. Even if there wasn’t an actual scam, the moment users start posting issues here, it already puts them in a bad light. They can’t defend themselves anymore. But honestly, that started when they chose not to defend themselves in the first place.

At this point, it feels like they already accepted being labeled a scammer.
They clearly don’t care about their reputation here anymore.

[mirakal]

The tag is also good so that people will not have financial dealing with them. It has been long I saw them in the forum.

The fact that they had to change their name already tells a lot. It means they’re probably not getting enough gamblers anymore, most likely because of their reputation. Instead of fixing the real problem, changing the name just feels like another shortcut they’re trying to use.

I think they had a Signature Campaign before in the forum?

yes, for nitrogensports and nitrogenbetting.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1689841.0
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5467336.0

[mitchr4]

When was the last time you actually played on this casino? Their forum account isn’t even active anymore, last seen June 27 this year. Looks like they’ve already left the forum. And now they’re operating under a different site, but didn’t even bother updating the ANN thread name. That alone is already a red flag.

Just because they’re still paying right now doesn’t mean it’s safe to play with them. You have to think about the risk down the road, not just what’s happening today.

I'm not sure when I last played there but I've been playing since 2014 before they started changing names. I used to use Nitrogensports before they changed their name to Nitrobetting and etc.

I didn't know they're now using a different name and haven't updated their thread. That's definitely a red flag. You're right, just because they're paying now doesn't mean it's safe later. That's why I stopped playing there long ago. Too many warning signs, and I don't want to risk my money.

[Haunebu]

Anyway, despite all the accusations that have been made, many gamblers are still doing fine and are able to get their money. That is why sometimes I think not all accusations against Nitrobetting-eu are true.

How naive are you? There have been scam accusations piling up against them for a long time now which is why they were basically deemed as a scam site sometime back itself in this forum and elsewhere. They are selectively scamming gamblers.

This is why they aren't automatically legit just because they processed some withdrawals here and there. If that were the case, sites like 1xbit and 1xbet would also be totally legit. Think!

[Distinctin]

When was the last time you actually played on this casino? Their forum account isn’t even active anymore, last seen June 27 this year. Looks like they’ve already left the forum. And now they’re operating under a different site, but didn’t even bother updating the ANN thread name. That alone is already a red flag.

Just because they’re still paying right now doesn’t mean it’s safe to play with them. You have to think about the risk down the road, not just what’s happening today.

I'm not sure when I last played there but I've been playing since 2014 before they started changing names. I used to use Nitrogensports before they changed their name to Nitrobetting and etc.

I used to be a NitrogenSports bettor, I was even an affiliate back then and earned a bit of Bitcoin from it. But when they changed their name, I stopped using the casino. Around that time, a lot more casinos started popping up in the market.

Back when they were really popular, there were only a few options. Most of them were dice sites, and only a handful were actual sportsbooks.

I didn't know they're now using a different name and haven't updated their thread. That's definitely a red flag. You're right, just because they're paying now doesn't mean it's safe later. That's why I stopped playing there long ago. Too many warning signs, and I don't want to risk my money.

The posts we made here is another warning signs.

[Japinat]

This is why they aren't automatically legit just because they processed some withdrawals here and there. If that were the case, sites like 1xbit and 1xbet would also be totally legit. Think!

They’re still around even with a really bad image on the forum, and they never actually stopped operating. They’re active on different platforms and social media as well. That’s why there’s a difference between a casino being called a scam here on the forum and a casino being an actual scam in the legal sense.

Only the law can really punish them if they’re truly scamming people. If they were operating without a license, they’d probably get caught sooner or later. That’s also why the warnings posted here are important, so others don’t end up as victims.

This is a classic example of an OG casino slowly turning into a scam.

[AHOYBRAUSE]

This is why they aren't automatically legit just because they processed some withdrawals here and there. If that were the case, sites like 1xbit and 1xbet would also be totally legit. Think!

They’re still around even with a really bad image on the forum, and they never actually stopped operating. They’re active on different platforms and social media as well. That’s why there’s a difference between a casino being called a scam here on the forum and a casino being an actual scam in the legal sense.

Only the law can really punish them if they’re truly scamming people. If they were operating without a license, they’d probably get caught sooner or later. That’s also why the warnings posted here are important, so others don’t end up as victims.

This is a classic example of an OG casino slowly turning into a scam.

Not slowly though, they have been scamming for years already. Just look at trustpilot, so many bad reviews over the years. They are basically trolling their players with the delays of withdrawals and so on, this has been going on for quite a while now. I am 100% convinced they are also selling private data since I got promo stuff from sites I have never heard of and only nitro had the email where I got those mails.

[Sanitough]

I am 100% convinced they are also selling private data since I got promo stuff from sites I have never heard of and only nitro had the email where I got those mails.

That’s way beyond simple scamming, that’s a much bigger crime and something they can’t just get away with if it’s proven. I’m just curious though, if they were to sell customers’ KYC data, how much would they actually make from it? Are we talking millions here? Just wondering.

[virasog]

I am 100% convinced they are also selling private data since I got promo stuff from sites I have never heard of and only nitro had the email where I got those mails.

That’s way beyond simple scamming, that’s a much bigger crime and something they can’t just get away with if it’s proven. I’m just curious though, if they were to sell customers’ KYC data, how much would they actually make from it? Are we talking millions here? Just wondering.

Its hard to imagine as how much they can make by selling this KYC data. I guess the dark web has a huge demand for such data and i feel pity for those who have done KYC at Nitrobetting.eu. Absolutely we cannot be sure if they sold the gamblers KYC data but if anyone get stuffs from unknown sites, then something is fishy.

Also its not only about doing marketing with that KYC data. Those who will buy these data can misuse it for frauds and fake accounts and we may never be able to even know who is using it where 

[Agbe]

Just because they’re still paying right now doesn’t mean it’s safe to play with them. You have to think about the risk down the road, not just what’s happening today.

You have a good point. A casino that like to maintain his reputation would always inform his players new update. But when the casino is quiet about everything that is happening to them. It is not safe to play in that casino because they are waiting for the big deposits and run or overtime, they would develop withdrawal problem and from there they will be leaving gradually until finally shutdown the website. We should be careful on such casinos.

[Sanitough]

Its hard to imagine as how much they can make by selling this KYC data. I guess the dark web has a huge demand for such data and i feel pity for those who have done KYC at Nitrobetting.eu. Absolutely we cannot be sure if they sold the gamblers KYC data but if anyone get stuffs from unknown sites, then something is fishy.

Also its not only about doing marketing with that KYC data. Those who will buy these data can misuse it for frauds and fake accounts and we may never be able to even know who is using it where 

I’m wondering how that would even be used now. If it’s for casino KYC, I don’t think it works anymore. Most casinos don’t just accept documents these days. They already require selfies while holding the documents, so without the actual owner, it won’t pass. Same goes for other platforms, that seems to be the standard method now.

As for Nitrogenbetting, if they’re not a licensed casino, they probably only have a limited set of documents on hand anyway.

[logfiles]

The audacity to change the domain name and not even inform the users about it! Lol
Anyway, this is Nitrogensports/Nitrobetting. Nothing surprising from them anymore.

I’m wondering how that would even be used now. If it’s for casino KYC, I don’t think it works anymore. Most casinos don’t just accept documents these days. They already require selfies while holding the documents, so without the actual owner, it won’t pass. Same goes for other platforms, that seems to be the standard method now.

The documents can be used for anything else
1. extortion and blackmail
2. Identity theft
3. They can be used to carry out fraud and scam without the owner of the documents knowing

So don't  think that the Leaked KYC data is useless yet.

[Japinat]

The audacity to change the domain name and not even inform the users about it! Lol
Anyway, this is Nitrogensports/Nitrobetting. Nothing surprising from them anymore.

I was supposed to check some information from their website, then I looked at their [1] x account.
It shows they joined back in June 2025, but until now there hasn’t been a single post.

That alone is already a strong red flag for me. No updates, no announcements, nothing. It really gives the impression that they’re no longer legit. Because of that, I think it’s safer to just stay away and avoid possible problems down the road.

[1] https://x.com/TeamNitroBet

[Hypnosis00]

The absence of OP for several months indicates that something unusual is occurring. The accusation made against them without any developments is somewhat worrying, and I lack confidence in this site. I feel like it was another exit scam.
It is better to stay away rather than risk a penny with them. Even though they claim they are not scamming, their actions are similar to those of other scam casinos. They are just the same story: changing of domain, changing management, and many unresolved issues.

[Haunebu]

The absence of OP for several months indicates that something unusual is occurring. The accusation made against them without any developments is somewhat worrying, and I lack confidence in this site. I feel like it was another exit scam.
It is better to stay away rather than risk a penny with them. Even though they claim they are not scamming, their actions are similar to those of other scam casinos. They are just the same story: changing of domain, changing management, and many unresolved issues.

It's pretty obvious that they are scammers which is why op got tagged sometime back this year and they probably felt that it was pointless to continue advertising their scam site within this forum due to which op isn't active here anymore.

I believe they were caught scamming before the rebranding and they tried transforming completely as a final hail-mary which thankfully didn't work out for them.

[internetional]

Do I understand correctly that the accusations about non-payments started in 2022, and yet through all these years new users keep appearing who continue bringing their funds there - and not just any funds, but Bitcoin?

What a powerful marketing the platform has!

[Sanitough]

Do I understand correctly that the accusations about non-payments started in 2022, and yet through all these years new users keep appearing who continue bringing their funds there - and not just any funds, but Bitcoin?

What a powerful marketing the platform has!

Not everyone checks the scam accusation board before playing in a casino. If you look closely, most of the accounts complaining there are newbies. That usually means they gambled first, ran into a problem or got scammed, and only then came here to search and post about it.

Even well-known scammers like 1xbit are still attracting a lot of gamblers. That just shows how strong marketing is, especially on social media. So no, it’s not totally safe to assume people will know beforehand. At best, these warnings just help minimize the risk, not eliminate it completely.