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Since your business is offering an ICO, do you have any details about the owner of the casino and your team? Names, profession, etc. I'm not sure if this kind of token holdings for a casino is still "trusty" investment as what the past speaks.

Information about the dev team can be found on the project website - https://www.moonbet.org/
Unfortunately, I haven't found any links to social media or LinkedIn, but you can find a few words about each of the team members there.

What past are you talking about because I don't understand your suggestion?
When it comes to an investment in an ICO, it is no different from any other investment in start up, the risk is always there and will always exist.

Yes the risk is always there in terms of investment but I think he is referring to a lot of ICO from the past that turns out to be scam. Right now all of them are in IEO and it's rare to see ICO, but I think they already have in partnership with some exchange which is nice. I would like to know if there's a discount or bonus for users who will buy on Pre-sale?

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Since your business is offering an ICO, do you have any details about the owner of the casino and your team? Names, profession, etc. I'm not sure if this kind of token holdings for a casino is still "trusty" investment as what the past speaks.

Information about the dev team can be found on the project website - https://www.moonbet.org/
Unfortunately, I haven't found any links to social media or LinkedIn, but you can find a few words about each of the team members there.

What past are you talking about because I don't understand your suggestion?
When it comes to an investment in an ICO, it is no different from any other investment in start up, the risk is always there and will always exist.

Yes the risk is always there in terms of investment but I think he is referring to a lot of ICO from the past that turns out to be scam. Right now all of them are in IEO and it's rare to see ICO, but I think they already have in partnership with some exchange which is nice. I would like to know if there's a discount or bonus for users who will buy on Pre-sale?

If they can already get people to use this service, then it's especially good if they don't ask for money in advance. I know that big companies do work that way, but they have been in this business for years and have built a great reputation. Maybe that can explain the correct method, I don't think people are waiting to have to put down a lot of money first.

[Eureka_07]

Since your business is offering an ICO, do you have any details about the owner of the casino and your team? Names, profession, etc. I'm not sure if this kind of token holdings for a casino is still "trusty" investment as what the past speaks.

Information about the dev team can be found on the project website - https://www.moonbet.org/
Unfortunately, I haven't found any links to social media or LinkedIn, but you can find a few words about each of the team members there.

What past are you talking about because I don't understand your suggestion?
When it comes to an investment in an ICO, it is no different from any other investment in start up, the risk is always there and will always exist.

Thanks, just browsed to their website, its kinda looks okay, but I'm just a little worried that their token supply is very high. It affects the value of the coin really hard. Any burning schedules?

Before, a lot of ICO turned to be scam, so personally, it is hard to trust for same projects, I'll keep my eye on this one maybe I could try it later.

[sana54210]

Information about the dev team can be found on the project website - https://www.moonbet.org/
Unfortunately, I haven't found any links to social media or LinkedIn, but you can find a few words about each of the team members there.

What past are you talking about because I don't understand your suggestion?
When it comes to an investment in an ICO, it is no different from any other investment in start up, the risk is always there and will always exist.

If you really want to, you can google those names and the linkedin of those people will usually come out. I mean I only tried it for the CEO of this project, didn't really feel like it would be wise to actually do it for every single one, CEO is the only important one for me.

Kid looks like a young and very hardworking person who worked in many places, but it doesn't really matter you know? Mark Zuckerberg was "a kid studying computer science at harvard", we have people like that 20+ times a year, many many kids studying there, yet only Mark managed to become 100+ billion dollar worth in all of them, I think it is not about what they did, but knowing who they are and where they are, anyone who has the most perfect CV in the world could suck, and anyone who did nothing so far could start their first thing as a great product. This is why basically the CV looks decent not bad not great but doesn't matter, we know who CEO is and that's enough for me.

[MoonbetEcosystem]

Information about the dev team can be found on the project website - https://www.moonbet.org/
Unfortunately, I haven't found any links to social media or LinkedIn, but you can find a few words about each of the team members there.

What past are you talking about because I don't understand your suggestion?
When it comes to an investment in an ICO, it is no different from any other investment in start up, the risk is always there and will always exist.

If you really want to, you can google those names and the linkedin of those people will usually come out. I mean I only tried it for the CEO of this project, didn't really feel like it would be wise to actually do it for every single one, CEO is the only important one for me.

Kid looks like a young and very hardworking person who worked in many places, but it doesn't really matter you know? Mark Zuckerberg was "a kid studying computer science at harvard", we have people like that 20+ times a year, many many kids studying there, yet only Mark managed to become 100+ billion dollar worth in all of them, I think it is not about what they did, but knowing who they are and where they are, anyone who has the most perfect CV in the world could suck, and anyone who did nothing so far could start their first thing as a great product. This is why basically the CV looks decent not bad not great but doesn't matter, we know who CEO is and that's enough for me.

Thanks for saying I look young. I'm actually 34 years old and have been in the online betting space as a professional for 10+ years! I hold a Certificate in Sportsbook Management and one in iGaming (Online Betting) Marketing from the Top Gaming Academy.

I've also been the Head of Sportsbook Operation at kwiff.com, Head of Content/Marketing for a number of affiliate marketing brands promoting Bet365, William Hill, etc. and a Director of Sponsorship Sales at the Formula 1.

So, I have been very committed to the betting industry for a number of years and have also been into the world of blockchain since 2016.

Apart from myself, we have one developer with a Masters Degree in Mobile App Design (designed the banking app for Caixa Bank, the largest bank in Spain) who is working on the Sportsbook & Casino, a lead developer that has 20+ years experience and has created applications for Nissan, and our CTO is a Project Manager at a top IT consulting firm in Spain.

We definitely have a real, experienced team where everybody plays an important role in this project.

[coaxel]

I've also been the Head of Sportsbook Operation at kwiff.com, Head of Content/Marketing for a number of affiliate marketing brands promoting Bet365, William Hill, etc. and a Director of Sponsorship Sales at the Formula 1.

Could you elaborate on your head of content/marketing for a number of affiliate marketing brands comment? It's really confusing. Were you doing affiliate marketing and promotion of Bet365, William Hill , etc or were you marketing the affiliate program itself?

[Beparanf]

I've also been the Head of Sportsbook Operation at kwiff.com, Head of Content/Marketing for a number of affiliate marketing brands promoting Bet365, William Hill, etc. and a Director of Sponsorship Sales at the Formula 1.

Could you elaborate on your head of content/marketing for a number of affiliate marketing brands comment? It's really confusing. Were you doing affiliate marketing and promotion of Bet365, William Hill , etc or were you marketing the affiliate program itself?

He use comma on every statement that he mention to separate the thoughts individually, "He mention that he was Head of Content/Marketing of affiliate marketing brands promoting Bet365, William Hill, etc. and a Director of Sponsorship Sales at the Formula 1." I think that's not confusing at all if you carefully his statement, Besides it's just an informal portfolio so you can't expect a more elaborate experience. I hope that the team can attached LinkedIn profile to verify if they are legit or not. The website is just showing picture and experience without a reference for it.

[el che]

any confirmation on when the actual betting platform will be live and accepting bets?

[sam00]

With a supply of 1,000,000,000,000 and a price of 0.00005$ you are evaluating your casino at 100,000,000$ (because the 50m $ for all the tokens only make up half the profit) before it hasn't gone online/live.

In this article it is stated that

The global online gambling market size was estimated at USD 53.7 billion in 2019

source:https://www.grandviewresearch.com/industry-analysis/online-gambling-market

Which would mean that you are taking up 0.19% of the whole 2019 market before even going live which seems way too much.

[coaxel]

I've also been the Head of Sportsbook Operation at kwiff.com, Head of Content/Marketing for a number of affiliate marketing brands promoting Bet365, William Hill, etc. and a Director of Sponsorship Sales at the Formula 1.

Could you elaborate on your head of content/marketing for a number of affiliate marketing brands comment? It's really confusing. Were you doing affiliate marketing and promotion of Bet365, William Hill , etc or were you marketing the affiliate program itself?

I hope that the team can attached LinkedIn profile to verify if they are legit or not. The website is just showing picture and experience without a reference for it.

I'm sure there are other things than simply a linkedin profile to verify if they worked for those brands or not. I wonder if emailing someone proven to be associated with those brands and asking them about these guys or their past head of conent/marketing will do the trick.

Also, if OP is the CEO of moonbet then this would be his linkedin - https://www.linkedin.com/in/jason-poprawa-9b194693 Idk how valid the experience he listed his but it is there.

And lol lots of gambling sites these days just show non hyperlinked images that nonverbally say "yeah we're licensed by curacao" or "yeah we promise we're partnered with these brands" without any proof. I'm also interested in seeing references.

[MoonbetEcosystem]

I've also been the Head of Sportsbook Operation at kwiff.com, Head of Content/Marketing for a number of affiliate marketing brands promoting Bet365, William Hill, etc. and a Director of Sponsorship Sales at the Formula 1.

Could you elaborate on your head of content/marketing for a number of affiliate marketing brands comment? It's really confusing. Were you doing affiliate marketing and promotion of Bet365, William Hill , etc or were you marketing the affiliate program itself?

To clear it up, I was writing content including match previews, sportsbook/casino reviews, etc. to promote these brands using referral links. I also studied directly with Tom Galanis, the head of Tag Media https://tag.media/
for a certificate in iGaming Affiliate Management.

[MoonbetEcosystem]

I've also been the Head of Sportsbook Operation at kwiff.com, Head of Content/Marketing for a number of affiliate marketing brands promoting Bet365, William Hill, etc. and a Director of Sponsorship Sales at the Formula 1.

Could you elaborate on your head of content/marketing for a number of affiliate marketing brands comment? It's really confusing. Were you doing affiliate marketing and promotion of Bet365, William Hill , etc or were you marketing the affiliate program itself?

I hope that the team can attached LinkedIn profile to verify if they are legit or not. The website is just showing picture and experience without a reference for it.

I'm sure there are other things than simply a linkedin profile to verify if they worked for those brands or not. I wonder if emailing someone proven to be associated with those brands and asking them about these guys or their past head of conent/marketing will do the trick.

Also, if OP is the CEO of moonbet then this would be his linkedin - https://www.linkedin.com/in/jason-poprawa-9b194693 Idk how valid the experience he listed his but it is there.

And lol lots of gambling sites these days just show non hyperlinked images that nonverbally say "yeah we're licensed by curacao" or "yeah we promise we're partnered with these brands" without any proof. I'm also interested in seeing references.

This is definitely a big problem with betting companies saying they are licensed, when they are really not.

As soon as we officially receive the license (review currently underway) then we will send all relevant information to prove that we do indeed have it.

As for the LinkedIn, the profile you posted is mine. You can call kwiff HQ and I'm sure they will be happy to verify for you that I did indeed work there.

[el che]

registered now for moonbet's vip launch after they just announced that they received their gaming license. they are offering to the first 500 who sign up 50 dollars to use once the site is active. seems to be a good opportunity to try out the platform and give some feedback. best of luck guys!

[TIMOM]

I think this site will never start, they promised on August 15th and already broke the promise. bad start.

[Johnyz]

I think this site will never start, they promised on August 15th and already broke the promise. bad start.

Delays are normal though the team must explain why there’s a delay like this and if they failed to do so, then that is indeed a bad start. This is why I don’t invest or try any new gambling site on their early stage, because problem is inevitable especially on a new projects. Anyway, having a license is fine but you must offer a good service and platform so gamblers will come to you.

[barbara44]

I think this site will never start, they promised on August 15th and already broke the promise. bad start.

Delays are normal though the team must explain why there’s a delay like this and if they failed to do so, then that is indeed a bad start. This is why I don’t invest or try any new gambling site on their early stage, because problem is inevitable especially on a new projects. Anyway, having a license is fine but you must offer a good service and platform so gamblers will come to you.

As someone who worked in multiple projects at the crypto world I have to say that you are 100% right when you say that the delays are something like a part of the deal and that is why it shouldn't be really shocking to anyone, I would be weirded out if it was published without delays to be honest because the more perfect you want it to be the bigger of a problem you are getting and that's the biggest problem to be honest, the fact that it is not shared with the public for something so normal.

I mean delays will happen and everyone will understand it, who would say that it should not be delayed and released as it is? We should see the perfect version of it if possible, and that requires delays. However them not sharing that is a big deal and I have to say that it is one that we should not be focusing too much on as long as they end up saying something about it.

[Fredomago]

I think this site will never start, they promised on August 15th and already broke the promise. bad start.

Delays are normal though the team must explain why there’s a delay like this and if they failed to do so, then that is indeed a bad start. This is why I don’t invest or try any new gambling site on their early stage, because problem is inevitable especially on a new projects. Anyway, having a license is fine but you must offer a good service and platform so gamblers will come to you.

As someone who worked in multiple projects at the crypto world I have to say that you are 100% right when you say that the delays are something like a part of the deal and that is why it shouldn't be really shocking to anyone, I would be weirded out if it was published without delays to be honest because the more perfect you want it to be the bigger of a problem you are getting and that's the biggest problem to be honest, the fact that it is not shared with the public for something so normal.

I mean delays will happen and everyone will understand it, who would say that it should not be delayed and released as it is? We should see the perfect version of it if possible, and that requires delays. However them not sharing that is a big deal and I have to say that it is one that we should not be focusing too much on as long as they end up saying something about it.

Without further updates, speculations will continue to come up, but getting your point, I can say that delayed for good reason will make the business better. If they can provide information and share everything, then readers and those who are waiting for the business to be up and running will have a good idea what's really the score behind.

A word from the team is very important for the business, they need to build good communication from this channel.

[el che]

they just posted on twitter that they are reopening the sales of their token mbet on their website after they said that the sales were over on their platform.
seems a bit fishy to me..

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they just posted on twitter that they are reopening the sales of their token mbet on their website after they said that the sales were over on their platform.
seems a bit fishy to me..

I think this is far to be called as fishy. I prefer using the word "unprofessional" .
What happened ? The sale has finished one week ago and they reach over the soft cap but a great part of the token portion dedicated to ICO sale didn't yet sold, so why not continue the sale. According to the same tweet, the team said that this re-open was made by the call from investors to extend the sale period :

#Moonbet community, you asked and we listened!

Since so many of  you want to buy $MBET tokens with $BNB, $BTC and $XRP, we have re-opened our token sale.

Party popperHead over to purchase MBET at http://moonbet.org now

According to the roadmap, the first lunch app is sheduled for this month. I think community would be interested in a decentralized app where users will be able to run their own casino/sportsbet website .

[barbara44]

Without further updates, speculations will continue to come up, but getting your point, I can say that delayed for good reason will make the business better. If they can provide information and share everything, then readers and those who are waiting for the business to be up and running will have a good idea what's really the score behind.

A word from the team is very important for the business, they need to build good communication from this channel.

That is what I am saying, delays are good depending on how you are handling them, it is quite important to handle things professionally and when you do that then you are going to end up with a positive return instead of a negative one. The explanations like "hello, we have delayed the release a month because we are working on a brand new thing!" and explain what that new thing is would make a lot more positive than negative.

But, doing it without any news like this place did is a big negative, people are not getting anything AND also not getting any more hype as well, it is just like they gave up and maybe they are not even going to start the place? Who knows? This is why I believe that it is quite difficult to manage a place as well, it is just so hard to be on at all times, like you have to be ON every single second and everything you do should be told to public as well constantly.