Real Bitcoin Lottery - scam or legit?

[GoleiroMaluco2024]

Hi. I found something like this:

https://www.bitcoclub.com/

They offer 2 BTC to win. It's already deposited on the address you pay for the tickets. Do you think it is legit?

[Charles-Tim]

The domain is not really old. It was registered on 2nd of May of this year. Second is that I have not heard anything about the site before. Just be careful and not send money to such site if you value your money. It is most likely a scam.

[AB de Royse777]

Do you think it is legit?

The claim of 3 participants, the amount, the blockchain proof looks real. But one can send the funds from own wallet to start the business.

In my opinion these type of lotteries are good initiative, but the type of initiative fails most of the time because people don't want to believe it because the host are mostly unknown. The design of the game looks very attractive to me. 2 BTC, 30 winners, anyone can have a chance to win life changing money.

The credibility of the game can be increased just by using a third party escrow from this forum. We have many reputed members who offers escrow service, many like me does not even charge a fees for the service. By setting a good term with the escrow if the host can market the lottery then I am sure it will be able to create a good traction.

[coin-investor]

Hi. I found something like this:

https://www.bitcoclub.com/

They offer 2 BTC to win. It's already deposited on the address you pay for the tickets. Do you think it is legit?

If you offer this huge amount of money, you need to be as transparent as possible, and you need a third party escrow to establish trust and transparency, Based on their Whois the platform is just five months old, and there's little information about the site on the internet .

Anyone can create a platform like this because the script will not cost you a lot I think they even use a free template on https://styleshout.com/free-templates/, now that's questionable. If you have the template's owner on your blog, than that means you are using a free template.

I'm not saying this is a scam but its more likely that they are going to, in case someone hit the jackpot, they can easily pull out the plug because there's no way to know how's running this platform.

[Coin_trader]

Hi. I found something like this:

https://www.bitcoclub.com/

They offer 2 BTC to win. It's already deposited on the address you pay for the tickets. Do you think it is legit?

There’s no way to verify this unless you win or the company behind this lottery has a good reputation to guarantee that they will send the jackpot prize when someone win.

Having the jackpot prize is not a sign that they are legit since scammer usually have tons of BTC tin their wallet so it can be use to lure players to bet. Imho never trust unknown casino that offers huge amount of money as jackpot prize.

Only trust reputable casino and never use the high rewards as basis of the legitimacy of a casino.

[panjul07]

They offer 2 BTC to win. It's already deposited on the address you pay for the tickets. Do you think it is legit?

No, I feel something not really good on this site because I see that it is something too good to be true.
1st, there is no clear information about how the site will draw the winner, whether it is provably fair or not.
2nd, there is no information on how many tickets should be sold before the draw is done. Lets say there are only 3 addresses so far (as they claim), will they draw the winner and send the prizes to these 3 addresses if there is no more participants?
If you want to risk your money, simply buy the cheapest ticket 0.0001 who knows that you will win the 1btc but I myself wont be willing to do it although the cheapest ticket is 0.0001btc only.

[Slow death]

From what I can see, the site is not licensed. That is a very bad sign. I also don't see the TOS on the site, that is another bad sign. When I search on Google, I can't find any information on casino review sites about this site. Even though the site is new. It is very strange that the owner is not promoting it. And adding the fact that this site does not have an ANN Thread on this forum, everything gets worse. That is why I have a question:

- How did you find this site?

Finally, I have some warnings for those people who are thinking about using this site:

1 -) if the owner of this site really had the money to pay, he would have created a decent site

2 -) if the owner of this site really had the money to pay, he would have paid for advertising and we would easily see people talking about it on Google

3 -) if the owner of this site really had the money to pay, he would have paid for a license

that's why I don't recommend using this site

[Wexnident]

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Always better to err on the side of caution more than anything really when it comes to sites like these. I can't really judge since the side won't load for me (It's still loading after a couple of minutes lol) but if you wanted to play on lotteries, probably better to play on reputable ones instead of being a daredevil, unless you have that much money to spare.

Also, wouldn't it be rather easy to just move the funds to make people think that the casino paid out the winnings? Pretty sure that's not enough to judge something as legit.

[DiMarxist]

They offer 2 BTC to win. It's already deposited on the address you pay for the tickets. Do you think it is legit?

No, I feel something not really good on this site because I see that it is something too good to be true.
1st, there is no clear information about how the site will draw the winner, whether it is provably fair or not.
2nd, there is no information on how many tickets should be sold before the draw is done. Lets say there are only 3 addresses so far (as they claim), will they draw the winner and send the prizes to these 3 addresses if there is no more participants?
If you want to risk your money, simply buy the cheapest ticket 0.0001 who knows that you will win the 1btc but I myself wont be willing to do it although the cheapest ticket is 0.0001btc only.

I agree with you, the whole story is not really clear for me as well. I was even thinking the otherwise of the legitimate of the site. Scammers are now using real image to scam people so I will only say be careful of whatever claim to give such big amount. Big amount can make someone to fail for victim.
Look before you leap.

[ultrloa]

Hi. I found something like this:

https://www.bitcoclub.com/

They offer 2 BTC to win. It's already deposited on the address you pay for the tickets. Do you think it is legit?

Does the site really show that they have that 2BTC in their wallet? Since they need to be transparent if they have funds to pay. Since anyone could actually claim that they have 2 BTC then run a raffle but its hard to post some proof that they have this amount. To unfortunate for people if they join on scams so seek if they have good reputation first before showing some little interest to participate in their raffle.

But it seems that site is questionable since this one is unknown so if I where you maybe I will find another reputable platform that offer raffle which have good prices at stake. Rather than looking forward participating on this questionable site and rewards since maybe we are just wasting our money there.

[GoleiroMaluco2024]

I found this site thanks to advertising (adMate)

[michellee]

As some of us doesn't know about the site, you can try by yourself with getting a risks of scam. If the ticket is cheap and you can use that money without a problem, you can test to see if that is legit or scam.

But I will not try to buy that lottery. I am feels not right with lottery and I am done if that is about the lottery. I prefer playing slot game than that.

We can only suggests you to be careful using your money. That will be your responsibility. Maybe you need to search for review of that site from other websites.

[Pandu Geddon]

They offer 2 BTC to win. It's already deposited on the address you pay for the tickets. Do you think it is legit?

The site looks bad. Most likely a scam.
No live support. No social media that shows they have a large community to host events with big prizes. Only email that you will probably never get a reply to when you message.

I may be wrong, but the site is very unfamiliar. Wherever you got the site from, it doesn't look like a good place to join. I don't recommend you join the lottery. But it's your money and you are free to put it where you want.

[seoincorporation]

It's a tricki scam, becase thei really have the 2 BTC, they ask users to send the money to the address that holds those 2 btc. But the fact that they have the money doesn't mean it is not a scam.

The ticket distribution tells me its a scam, because there is no logic to that, let me show you an image to explain what I'm talking about:

And i can't find the date when the price will be delivered, so, it looks like this scam comes to stay active for the long run.

[ImThour]

I would suggest you to stay away from any websites like these as the chances of them being a potential scam is more than a casino or a lottery site available or registered on this forum. Also, how did you find it out at the first place? How can we know it's not an ad in an informal way.

[AmoreJaz]

I would suggest you to stay away from any websites like these as the chances of them being a potential scam is more than a casino or a lottery site available or registered on this forum. Also, how did you find it out at the first place? How can we know it's not an ad in an informal way.

Review the content and some are off like this -



Also, have you seen, there's only 3 participants right now and it says, 30 people will win. I would suggest not to take the bait. I have the feeling that they are a fly-by-night lottery platform, where they will disappear once they have some amount deposited on that address. Even if we say, they have more than 2BTC in their address, it doesn't mean, they will really use it in this contest. It seems that they are using it to lure more naive bettors.

[virasog]

I would suggest you to stay away from any websites like these as the chances of them being a potential scam is more than a casino or a lottery site available or registered on this forum. Also, how did you find it out at the first place? How can we know it's not an ad in an informal way.

Review the content and some are off like this -



Also, have you seen, there's only 3 participants right now and it says, 30 people will win. I would suggest not to take the bait. I have the feeling that they are a fly-by-night lottery platform, where they will disappear once they have some amount deposited on that address. Even if we say, they have more than 2BTC in their address, it doesn't mean, they will really use it in this contest. It seems that they are using it to lure more naive bettors.

When i try to open the site, it gave me a warning message and did not let me open it.



Even if it had opened, i would have never participated in such lotteries. They are just to collect the money from the people and declare no winner or fake winners. I am not only talking about this particular site but generally lotteries are those from of gambling which are mostly rigged and one may never win in lotteries.

[acroman08]

They offer 2 BTC to win. It's already deposited on the address you pay for the tickets. Do you think it is legit?

The 2 BTC already deposited at the address you pay for the tickets doesn't really mean anything and it doesn't show that they are legitimate. anyway, the whole thing sounds and looks suspicious, if you want to join a Bitcoin lottery or crypto lottery there are reputable casinos that probably offer that game. if I were you I would just avoid the website and forget about it.

[batang_bitcoin]

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[Lida93]

Hi. I found something like this:

https://www.bitcoclub.com/

They offer 2 BTC to win. It's already deposited on the address you pay for the tickets. Do you think it is legit?

There’s no way to verify this unless you win or the company behind this lottery has a good reputation to guarantee that they will send the jackpot prize when someone win.

Thought you would say that the only way to verify what they really stand for it's either a participant win and get paid or they'll run away with all deposited money, because these are the only two scenario that is probable to occur. Any new unpopular casino can always claim to be of reputation when they are asked about their reputation so it doesn't make any difference if the company behind makes a statement to guarantee their position to pay not until they actually pay it. Actions speaks louder than words.