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[SuperBitMan]

Betmoco start by paying all those people you are owing, I’m part of the people you are owing pay me my money first and that of other people before we can listen to any rubbish you want to say here, you people are scammers and if you want to prove me and other people wrong you guys should pay all the money you are owing.
This apology you people just came up with is very stupid, what you should have done is to first pay all the people you are owing and then come hear and apologize and explain what happened that would have been better and the people would have listened to you, not this rubbish you people came up with.
Fuck you guys.

[Promocodeudo]

Official Statement and Apology

We would like to formally and sincerely apologize for the delay in issuing this statement and for the concern, uncertainty, and inconvenience this situation has caused our users, partners, and investors.

Before addressing the incident in detail, we want to clarify an important point regarding our licensing structure. The casino license under which we operate is a sub-license that multiple platforms use. The license holders, Playlogic, are not involved in our day-to-day operations, internal management, financial decisions, or security infrastructure. They are not responsible for this situation and should not be blamed, harassed, or associated with the events described below. Full responsibility lies solely with our operational team.

During a period of rapid growth, our company initiated an accelerated expansion of its internal team with the intention of strengthening operational capacity and maintaining a high standard of service. As part of this process, newly hired personnel were granted restricted system access, limited strictly to operational and user-related functions. These permissions explicitly excluded withdrawal approvals, financial management, and any authority over company or user funds.

Despite these measures, an unexpected and serious security incident occurred. One individual was able to gain unauthorized access to our withdrawal infrastructure through methods that are currently under investigation. As a result, approximately 95% of the assets held in our hot wallet were illicitly withdrawn.

Compounding the severity of this incident, the unauthorized access was accompanied by ongoing system abuse while the breach was taking place. This active misuse significantly disrupted internal processes, created additional technical and operational complications, and materially delayed our ability to fully isolate, assess, and resolve the situation. The simultaneous nature of the breach and the continued abuse had a major impact on our response timeline and overall system stability.

Immediately upon discovery, we took emergency actions to contain the incident and prevent further damage. Our initial efforts focused on resolving the issue internally with the support of our investors and existing security partners. When these measures did not result in a sufficient resolution, we escalated the matter by engaging external cybersecurity, infrastructure, and blockchain specialists to conduct a comprehensive forensic investigation, secure all systems, and pursue all available options for fund recovery.

We recognize that the internal circumstances surrounding this incident are not the primary concern of our users. What is of utmost importance—and fully our responsibility—is the protection of user funds and the uninterrupted ability to process withdrawals. At this time, withdrawals are temporarily unavailable, and we acknowledge this failure with full accountability.

To mitigate further risk and protect all parties involved, our platform has been placed into maintenance mode until all vulnerabilities are fully identified, resolved, and independently verified. All affected accounts and transactions are being carefully documented. We are actively working on structured and transparent solutions to ensure that user funds are distributed responsibly once this process is complete.

We respectfully ask for your patience and understanding while we work through this complex and sensitive matter. Users are encouraged to contact our support team directly so that we can discuss individual situations and, where appropriate, establish a clear and realistic resolution plan.

Transparency remains a core principle for us. We are committed to providing regular progress updates every 2–6 days, even in cases where no major developments have occurred, so that our community remains fully informed throughout the recovery process.

We deeply regret that this situation has occurred and acknowledge the impact it has had on the trust placed in us. We are taking all necessary steps to strengthen internal controls, improve security architecture, and ensure that such an incident cannot happen again.

Thank you for your patience, understanding, and continued communication during this time.

Extra Note!
We want to address the recent situation regarding Hatchy and the impact it has had on his reputation.

Due to our delayed response and the way this matter was handled internally, Hatchy’s standing within the community was negatively affected. We sincerely apologize for the consequences our actions caused him.

We want to make it absolutely clear that Hatchy was not at fault. The responsibility for the situation lies entirely on our side, and we regret that our handling reflected poorly on someone who acted professionally throughout.

We value the work Hatchy has done and appreciate the effort and integrity he brought as a campaign manager. Moving forward, we are reviewing our internal processes to ensure faster communication, clearer accountability, and better handling of community concerns so something like this won't happen again.

Betmoco Team

I decided to quote all the text at once because there won't be need quoting all separately, all I see you write here we are sorry for this and that, I never come across where you said you guy will pay all the people you are owing which is annoying to me, how do you want to make people do to want people to believe you guys when you've done the worst, you never thought of how the reputation of the manager might be tainted because of your actions before you acted this way, I thought it was maintenance but now I see that these words of yours are likely not sincere, I don't even know if you guys understands what reputation is, why did you decide to run a campaign without making provisions for payment, just one week you came up with some silly excuses, both the players and the campaigners are Moody just because of you decided to be shady, Hey no more excuses, pay the guys you're owing to prove that you're really sorry, as it stands, the matter is still here without you guys doing what's needed, and you drop this long note that has no solution to the problem at hand.

[Salahmu]

Betmoco start by paying all those people you are owing, I’m part of the people you are owing pay me my money first and that of other people before we can listen to any rubbish you want to say here, you people are scammers and if you want to prove me and other people wrong you guys should pay all the money you are owing.
This apology you people just came up with is very stupid, what you should have done is to first pay all the people you are owing and then come hear and apologize and explain what happened that would have been better and the people would have listened to you, not this rubbish you people came up with.
Fuck you guys.

They no that they were owing so actually the first thing to do after they came online was pay all those people they were owing instead of this long story we didn't no if they're true, we can never believe everything and determination in a casino until we have seen them gotten a long term reputation of transparency because people always neglect this on this casino to start trusting them because of the responses and how they were doing to believe them but unfortunately they haven't gone anywhere and they have started the act of scamming, is good everybody is seeing this so that nobody would risk using this casino for gambling, we are waiting for what the op will come up next regarding settling the people they're owing.

[impulse709]

Official Statement and Apology

We would like to formally and sincerely apologize for the delay in issuing this statement and for the concern, uncertainty, and inconvenience this situation has caused our users, partners, and investors.

Before addressing the incident in detail, we want to clarify an important point regarding our licensing structure. The casino license under which we operate is a sub-license that multiple platforms use. The license holders, Playlogic, are not involved in our day-to-day operations, internal management, financial decisions, or security infrastructure. They are not responsible for this situation and should not be blamed, harassed, or associated with the events described below. Full responsibility lies solely with our operational team.

During a period of rapid growth, our company initiated an accelerated expansion of its internal team with the intention of strengthening operational capacity and maintaining a high standard of service. As part of this process, newly hired personnel were granted restricted system access, limited strictly to operational and user-related functions. These permissions explicitly excluded withdrawal approvals, financial management, and any authority over company or user funds.

Despite these measures, an unexpected and serious security incident occurred. One individual was able to gain unauthorized access to our withdrawal infrastructure through methods that are currently under investigation. As a result, approximately 95% of the assets held in our hot wallet were illicitly withdrawn.

Compounding the severity of this incident, the unauthorized access was accompanied by ongoing system abuse while the breach was taking place. This active misuse significantly disrupted internal processes, created additional technical and operational complications, and materially delayed our ability to fully isolate, assess, and resolve the situation. The simultaneous nature of the breach and the continued abuse had a major impact on our response timeline and overall system stability.

Immediately upon discovery, we took emergency actions to contain the incident and prevent further damage. Our initial efforts focused on resolving the issue internally with the support of our investors and existing security partners. When these measures did not result in a sufficient resolution, we escalated the matter by engaging external cybersecurity, infrastructure, and blockchain specialists to conduct a comprehensive forensic investigation, secure all systems, and pursue all available options for fund recovery.

We recognize that the internal circumstances surrounding this incident are not the primary concern of our users. What is of utmost importance—and fully our responsibility—is the protection of user funds and the uninterrupted ability to process withdrawals. At this time, withdrawals are temporarily unavailable, and we acknowledge this failure with full accountability.

To mitigate further risk and protect all parties involved, our platform has been placed into maintenance mode until all vulnerabilities are fully identified, resolved, and independently verified. All affected accounts and transactions are being carefully documented. We are actively working on structured and transparent solutions to ensure that user funds are distributed responsibly once this process is complete.

We respectfully ask for your patience and understanding while we work through this complex and sensitive matter. Users are encouraged to contact our support team directly so that we can discuss individual situations and, where appropriate, establish a clear and realistic resolution plan.

Transparency remains a core principle for us. We are committed to providing regular progress updates every 2–6 days, even in cases where no major developments have occurred, so that our community remains fully informed throughout the recovery process.

We deeply regret that this situation has occurred and acknowledge the impact it has had on the trust placed in us. We are taking all necessary steps to strengthen internal controls, improve security architecture, and ensure that such an incident cannot happen again.

Thank you for your patience, understanding, and continued communication during this time.

Extra Note!
We want to address the recent situation regarding Hatchy and the impact it has had on his reputation.

Due to our delayed response and the way this matter was handled internally, Hatchy’s standing within the community was negatively affected. We sincerely apologize for the consequences our actions caused him.

We want to make it absolutely clear that Hatchy was not at fault. The responsibility for the situation lies entirely on our side, and we regret that our handling reflected poorly on someone who acted professionally throughout.

We value the work Hatchy has done and appreciate the effort and integrity he brought as a campaign manager. Moving forward, we are reviewing our internal processes to ensure faster communication, clearer accountability, and better handling of community concerns so something like this won't happen again.

Betmoco Team

I decided to quote all the text at once because there won't be need quoting all separately, all I see you write here we are sorry for this and that, I never come across where you said you guy will pay all the people you are owing which is annoying to me, how do you want to make people do to want people to believe you guys when you've done the worst, you never thought of how the reputation of the manager might be tainted because of your actions before you acted this way, I thought it was maintenance but now I see that these words of yours are likely not sincere, I don't even know if you guys understands what reputation is, why did you decide to run a campaign without making provisions for payment, just one week you came up with some silly excuses, both the players and the campaigners are Moody just because of you decided to be shady, Hey no more excuses, pay the guys you're owing to prove that you're really sorry, as it stands, the matter is still here without you guys doing what's needed, and you drop this long note that has no solution to the problem at hand.

I read this statement and all I can see are hollow apologies that do not offer any solutions. Apologizing does not resolve the issue that users, campaign managers and players are deprived of money. The reputation and trust of Hatchy to your platform were destroyed due to your inability to respond to actions and prepare in time. Security explanations and maintenance mode do not cover the money that people are waiting. Sufficient excuses- demonstrate responsibility in terms of real payments and a strategy. Words are not enough till that point. What is important is not what is said but what is done.

[gunhell16]

I also asked via Telegram if you can pay me out my remaining $1120 right now and you left that question unread for 12 hours. If you can send it to the address I mentioned right now, you give a sign of life to the community and maybe start to build up some trust. Even if this statement is true, then you can use that 5% remaining funds to send me this money. I will be honest and report it when I get it.

The chances are very low now. The website is offline, which means they’re no longer communicating. There’s really no good reason to take it down if they’re still serious. At the very least, they could keep it online and post a message about the current status. Even if withdrawals and deposits are paused, people would still see that the site is alive.

They made a statement today, yes, but do you still believe what they’re saying?

I know the money left in your account is still significant, so I really hope you get it back, even though, honestly, the back of my mind is saying there’s no way they’ll pay. Sorry, mate.

It feels like the steps they’re taking now are too little, too late; no matter how much they try to explain themselves, as the saying goes, 'the damage has been done.' It’s like a vase once it’s broken, even if you put it back together, the cracks will always remain. It really makes a difference when there is an escrow involved in these types of campaigns.

It isn't right that payments intended to support the campaign go straight into a casino account website, which is exactly what this casino did. The participants are also in a pitiful state because it seems they weren't even paid since the website can no longer be accessed. Because of this incident, I don't think they can ever recover the reputation they initially built if they even started on good terms at all.

[nutildah]

I already told them that they can simply start by sending out funds to all players and members of the forum which they owe. Then we can start from there. Aside that I don't see how any thing would matter right now. Words can't fix the kind of trouble they've gotten into, they've got to do the need full, if they want anyone to listen to them even the slightest..

Hopefully you learned something about working with very evidently shady casinos. I'm not sure what your vetting process is but perhaps you can find ways to improve it based on this experience. Step One would be only working with casinos that don't lie about having a license. I know there's at least 1 other manager who doesn't care either, but look how far that mindset got him. I do not recommend following in his footsteps.

[virasog]

I read this statement and all I can see are hollow apologies that do not offer any solutions. Apologizing does not resolve the issue that users, campaign managers and players are deprived of money. The reputation and trust of Hatchy to your platform were destroyed due to your inability to respond to actions and prepare in time. Security explanations and maintenance mode do not cover the money that people are waiting. Sufficient excuses- demonstrate responsibility in terms of real payments and a strategy. Words are not enough till that point. What is important is not what is said but what is done.

They seems to prolong this and they know that since they have lost 95% of the funds, its hard to recover now. Maybe that is one reason that they say they will keep providing us update every almost every week to keep us engage or whatever reason. I don't see that they have any reserve funds and that hacked money isn't going to come back either.

In all these circumstances, it's hard to believe that gamblers' money would be returned or that the Signature participants would be able to withdraw  

[terrific]

I already told them that they can simply start by sending out funds to all players and members of the forum which they owe. Then we can start from there. Aside that I don't see how any thing would matter right now. Words can't fix the kind of trouble they've gotten into, they've got to do the need full, if they want anyone to listen to them even the slightest..

That's how they can correct this mistake of theirs if they're willing and sincere.
Because no matter how long the statement that they've release after making the community shocked of what they did.
And by shutting down their website, the trust is hard to retrieve not only by words but with actions that are approriate.
I think even if they do the right thing now, they'll barely get the trust of its community that once liked them.

[Zwei]

Kinda reminds me of the chilistakes team and whatever the other casino they tried launching was as far as offing too good to be true promos and website going offline for maintenance. Anyone else getting the feeling it could be the same people?

not chilistakes, but they remind me of betmanor, if you remember that shitshow.

Transparency remains a core principle for us.

If by any chance this statement has some truth to it, then:

Provide more details on this "incident" - wallet address, transaction IDs, etc. Heck, why not name-drop the guy that supposedly stole your funds.

One individual was able to gain unauthorized access to our withdrawal infrastructure through methods that are currently under investigation. As a result, approximately 95% of the assets held in our hot wallet were illicitly withdrawn.

If no proper proof of what you stated is presented here, then most people will continue to doubt your words and will think that you are just stalling.

i hope i'm wrong, but i don't believe a single word of what they said. it's all just made up bullshit, and their entire statement is AI generated.
they are just trolling everyone at this point, the site is gone, so they basically just ran away with everyone money.

[AakZaki]

Did you read what I said with a clear mind? I said all that doesn't matter wallet or not, they should send the money they owe to everyone..

So when you want to run their campaign, you don't receive any payment as collateral or campaign funds?
Actually, I don't know exactly how the mechanism is to handle the campaign, but I think that when the campaign funds are available to you or escrow, then you can start opening the campaign. Next time you have to be selective, actually if you just open a campaign it's easy, the most important thing is that the funds that will be paid to the participants must already be there.

Don't easily accept campaigns that you don't have funds for, instead of just wanting to be a famous manager but the casino is committing fraud, it's too risky for your reputation.

[Woodie]

The thing is: why are they not Exiting??

They have Shut down the website, they can cut communications and have Gotten Funds from people, then why Tf are they trying to look like they are Legit, and want to address everything. It could be that there are some internal conflicts between the owner or owners and one person got away with everything while the other is trying to save The Image of the Brand. I may be Wrong but I don't understand them still Being active here and On the Telegram with @elro123, if they were scamming ( They have but not exited) then why are they still active here.

I like how you have broken this down using your lense and it makes sense!! And clearly this looks like a small team, say 3-5 people and among themselves the bad apple took advantage,if at all this happened...

But if it's a million dollar hot wallet the company is holding its funds..is this not supposed to be a multisig wallet for better control of these funds especially that no insurance of any sort is in place.. this reminds me of the recent Bithumb mishap of $40 BILLION dollars of Bitcoin that was sent to some user by mistake because there staff had sole control of the exchanges wallet **off topic**

[notblox1]

Same here.. at this point I don't really know what to say about them. They reached out to me yesterday explaining what happened after days of silence (not cool at all). The fact that they hid all these information from me about their hot wallet was simply unprofessional and that information would have reduced the chances of all these drama we have now..

Did they actually provide some evidence for their claims, like wallet address with transactions showing 98% of coins getting stolen?
They can also reveal identity of that guy, but I dont understand how they could hired anyone like that.
I think you should ask your clients to send you some security deposits in all future campaigns you manage.

[Itz-prisigold]

I read this statement and all I can see are hollow apologies that do not offer any solutions. Apologizing does not resolve the issue that users, campaign managers and players are deprived of money. The reputation and trust of Hatchy to your platform were destroyed due to your inability to respond to actions and prepare in time. Security explanations and maintenance mode do not cover the money that people are waiting. Sufficient excuses- demonstrate responsibility in terms of real payments and a strategy. Words are not enough till that point. What is important is not what is said but what is done.

I feel the same way and it's really funny how I did not even read that long episode of stories. Trust me people are so impatient when it comes to money, whatever they say at this point makes no sense to people. It is not useful to make huge explanations or apologies to people that cannot get to their money. People want to get their money back, not all this silly excuses, why not just show a little action by refunding people and dropping proves than all this explanation.l, If withdrawals are still waiting to be processed, no explanation matters, no matter how long or detailed.

People believed in the system when the platform ran smoothly, and they still made people lose their belief in the system now, due to the lack of workable solutions and even shutting down the platform which made it so obvious they just want to scam people. Most people want to get their money, not hear claims of system, security and maintenance and this is the excuse they have been giving for days. The claims that their money is safe are not workable. Credibility can only be reestablished by clearing Withdrawals. The payment excuses can be made later, but kind of actions can only come once.

[Vaculin]

Did they actually provide some evidence for their claims, like wallet address with transactions showing 98% of coins getting stolen?

I think even if they provide all of that, nothing will really happen. People still get scammed, and some are still hoping they’ll get their money back. But the website is already gone, so honestly, it’s almost impossible for it to come back these days. All we’re left with now is just speculation about what really happened.

But if you look at it simply, you can already tell that this was a pre-planned scam from the start.

[Russlenat]

Betmoco does not, and never had, a valid license.

We already know this from the very start, but there are still gamblers who don’t see it as a real risk, especially when a casino doesn’t require KYC, so they think it’s just more convenient. For them, no KYC means easy access, less hassle, so they don’t think twice. But this is what usually happens they don’t really have legal personality at all. So if something goes wrong and it turns into a legal issue, it’s not easy to fight back. You first have to find who’s really behind it, and honestly, that’s already the hardest part.

This is not too hard, Playlogiq must do their due-diligence before they are allowed to offer their services to an entity.
Playlogiq must also release this information once authorities are requesting it.

It will take a couple of months for sure, but the person behind Betmoco will face the legal consequences.

Thanks for that information. Hopefully, the details they gave to Playlogiq are enough to help find the real culprit behind this. I believe Playlogiq can probably provide a platform even to non-licensed casinos, maybe as part of the process before they officially get a license, that’s just my guess.

But that also raises another question, how reliable is the information they get from those transactions? If it’s fiat, it should be easier to trace. But if it’s crypto, then honestly, that’s much harder to track.

[Potato Chips]

Just another update that does not solve anything, and we have another plot twist, hacking lol. How convenient to say you were actually got compomised when there are multiple withdrawals pending for days or a week.

Not necessarily on gambling websites, but they will not be the first one who said random BS before eventually disappearing completely.

I think they attracted good amount of high rollers, and probably hit their threshold early.

[Bitcoin_Arena]

Did they actually provide some evidence for their claims, like wallet address with transactions showing 98% of coins getting stolen?
They can also reveal identity of that guy, but I dont understand how they could hired anyone like that.
I think you should ask your clients to send you some security deposits in all future campaigns you manage.

If surely the funds were stolen and transferred, then it would be better to make the transaction IDs public. Maybe some forensic experts can help trace them, just like it has happened before with major exchange hacks
The fact that they never even posted TX IDs regarding the supposed hack shows that there was no stealing to begin with.

[yahoo62278]

Did they actually provide some evidence for their claims, like wallet address with transactions showing 98% of coins getting stolen?
They can also reveal identity of that guy, but I dont understand how they could hired anyone like that.
I think you should ask your clients to send you some security deposits in all future campaigns you manage.

If surely the funds were stolen and transferred, then it would be better to make the transaction IDs public. Maybe some forensic experts can help trace them, just like it has happened before with major exchange hacks
The fact that they never even posted TX IDs regarding the supposed hack shows that there was no stealing to begin with.

They're not going to make anything public as they would then be found to be lying again. No scammer would stop at 95 or 98% and say we should leave a few cents, they're going to drain ya dry.

What I think happened is they opened a casino, found a gullible manager to open a review campaign, then open a sig campaign. They then hoped deposits would flood in and they would be set when the offered their too good to be true promo. They didn't get the deposits they had hoped for and couldn't pay the sig campaign at the end of the week and then a story had to be told.

IMO bs.

[elro123]

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Users are encouraged to contact our support team directly so that we can discuss individual situations and, where appropriate, establish a clear and realistic resolution plan.

I did this yesterday, also encouraging you guys to do it. I'd be surprised if anybody even gets a reply but OP still keeps lurking here multiple times a day.
As shared by a victim in the scam accusation thread, this is OP's phone number +54 9 11 6417 4221, he doesn't pick up for me but somebody might wanna try.

If you're filing or have filed police reports, this is also helpful - Argentina is a member country of Interpol.

[yahoo62278]

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Users are encouraged to contact our support team directly so that we can discuss individual situations and, where appropriate, establish a clear and realistic resolution plan.

I did this yesterday, also encouraging you guys to do it. I'd be surprised if anybody even gets a reply but OP still keeps lurking here multiple times a day.
As shared by a victim in the scam accusation thread, this is OP's phone number , he doesn't pick up for me but somebody might wanna try.

If you're filing or have filed police reports, this is also helpful - Argentina is a member country of Interpol.

You're only allowed to share personal information in the Investigations board. Please delete the phone number. You're free to open a thread on the correct board and share everything. Scammed or not, gotta follow the rules.