Bitpot.org - Lucky Block Awaits.

[luckygambler98]

Just got an ad for this, so it looks like they’ve only just started promoting it.

I did a bit of research and the concept is actually pretty interesting. You make a one-time $10 payment to activate your account, and that gives you an entry into every future draw for life.

Obviously, for this to be sustainable, the jackpot odds have to be extremely low.
But the model is simple: 25% of every new entry goes to referrals, and the rest is added to the jackpot pot.

You can also boost your chances with additional deposits, but personally I’d just recommend making the one-time $10 payment from a wallet, forgetting about it, and letting it sit. If you get insanely lucky one day, awesome. If not, it’s only $10.

The referral payouts are also instant, so if you’ve got an audience or community, there’s actually some earning potential from referrals alone.

Let’s get in early and push this thing. 😄
I’ve already dropped my referral link in a few places, but I can’t post it here because of the rules.
So far, I've got one referral, and after about 20 minutes I received $2.50 in BTC, so it seems to be working.

Website: bitpot.org

Let's keep the discussion here and report any issues so others can avoid them.

[Odohu]

So invariably your target is to get referrals which is why you made the post. Glad you knew that posting referral link is against the forum rules, but I wonder what we should be discussing in this thread as you suggested since you are not acting as the official representative of the company hence, cannot answer important questions that people might have about the platform.

[DPHOR]

For me I do not think this topic is needed because he is not a representative of this casino and he has never also been that acquainted with the gambling and if he keeps luring people over to that gambling and they got scammed they could also blame those that visited site without knowing the intention of the real creators.

People should learned how to be conscious of any gambling site or external links that are being post here.
If the poster has no real experience with the casino it is good for people to stay clear as most times this is how they usually gets most people lured into using fake gambling site. I do cared about my security and privacy.

[Cantsay]

For a site that was registered today and hasn't even been up for a week, they do have a lot of entries on its page.

Code:

Domain: bitpot.org
Registered On:2026-08-21
Expires On:2027-08-21
Updated On:2026-08-21
Status:client transfer prohibited
         client update prohibited
         add period
Name Servers:joan.ns.cloudflare.com
                 lennon.ns.cloudflare.com

[luckygambler98]

As I mentioned, I only started the topic to show that something like this has been created. The discussion doesn’t necessarily have to be with the creators, but rather among ourselves. We could report it if, for example, it stops paying out or someone runs into a problem with it.

That said, the platform is pretty simple, so I’m not really sure what you mean by “getting scammed.” The platform’s statement is quite clear: you buy a lifetime entry and forget about it. Maybe you’ll win the jackpot, maybe you won’t.

Obviously, I wouldn’t really count on winning, because based on the fact that the platform draws a hash rather than numbers, the probability could be close to zero. I only shared it to show how it works, mainly the referral system, which is what actually allows you to make a few dollars by referring other users.

I’m guessing that’s probably the main point here, while the jackpot is mostly there as an incentive and the chance of winning is probably extremely low unless someone gets incredibly lucky.

For a site that was registered today and hasn't even been up for a week, they do have a lot of entries on its page.

Code:

Domain: bitpot.org
Registered On:2026-08-21
Expires On:2027-08-21
Updated On:2026-08-21
Status:client transfer prohibited
         client update prohibited
         add period
Name Servers:joan.ns.cloudflare.com
                 lennon.ns.cloudflare.com

There are lots of wallets connected you're right, but only 6 have actually bought an entry. As I said, I discovered it through an ad, so they’re probably promoting it quite heavily.

We will see in couple weeks.

[Ronsbit]

If I get you clear OP, you discovered this bitpot through an ad and you brought it here without a thorough research and findings on it. You are not even a team member just nothing connected or are you just disguising yourself here not to know anything about them while you do.

From Cantsay discovery it is obvious to see the thin lines though but anyone dealing with the website should be extremely careful because such a platform can not just start getting such entries like that today upon registration and I want to ask OP how he got to know about this platform so fast that he could come here to introduce a platform that just launched today and OP too registering today as well. It's fishy though.

[Cantsay]

For a site that was registered today and hasn't even been up for a week, they do have a lot of entries on its page.

Code:

Domain: bitpot.org
Registered On:2026-08-21
Expires On:2027-08-21
Updated On:2026-08-21
Status:client transfer prohibited
         client update prohibited
         add period
Name Servers:joan.ns.cloudflare.com
                 lennon.ns.cloudflare.com

There are lots of wallets connected you're right, but only 6 have actually bought an entry. As I said, I discovered it through an ad, so they’re probably promoting it quite heavily.

We will see in couple weeks.

I hope you know that the state of your account is also making it a bit worse for people to even take the site seriously.

First off, when a newbie account makes posts like this, there is usually a huge scepticism from the community because of the possibility of being scammed. Call it "a one-time $10 payment"; as long as it is money, it can still be a scam, and if a lot of people trust it and later get scammed, the scammer would be getting tons of money from it.

Second, your account was created today, the site was created today, and you found their ads today and decided that it would be the first thing you share here in this forum; doesn't this sound a little bit sketchy to you? If you come across something like this, what would be your reaction?

[luckygambler98]

If I get you clear OP, you discovered this bitpot through an ad and you brought it here without a thorough research and findings on it. You are not even a team member just nothing connected or are you just disguising yourself here not to know anything about them while you do.

From Cantsay discovery it is obvious to see the thin lines though but anyone dealing with the website should be extremely careful because such a platform can not just start getting such entries like that today upon registration and I want to ask OP how he got to know about this platform so fast that he could come here to introduce a platform that just launched today and OP too registering today as well. It's fishy though.

Nice try, but like I said, I found out about it through ads, so it could have been me or anyone else. I just wanted to be the first to post about it here before someone else did.

I did enough research, although to be honest, there wasn't much to research. I simply created an account there and shared my referral link in as many places as I could.

Anyway, I'm not trying to convince anyone anymore. Anyone who's interested has already seen the thread. It's not like this is a game where you have to keep playing, keep depositing money, and risk losing more. You pay once, and the worst you can lose is that $10 on the slim hope that maybe, one day, you'll hit the jackpot.

For a site that was registered today and hasn't even been up for a week, they do have a lot of entries on its page.

Code:

Domain: bitpot.org
Registered On:2026-08-21
Expires On:2027-08-21
Updated On:2026-08-21
Status:client transfer prohibited
         client update prohibited
         add period
Name Servers:joan.ns.cloudflare.com
                 lennon.ns.cloudflare.com

There are lots of wallets connected you're right, but only 6 have actually bought an entry. As I said, I discovered it through an ad, so they’re probably promoting it quite heavily.

We will see in couple weeks.

I hope you know that the state of your account is also making it a bit worse for people to even take the site seriously.

First off, when a newbie account makes posts like this, there is usually a huge scepticism from the community because of the possibility of being scammed. Call it "a one-time $10 payment"; as long as it is money, it can still be a scam, and if a lot of people trust it and later get scammed, the scammer would be getting tons of money from it.

Second, your account was created today, the site was created today, and you found their ads today and decided that it would be the first thing you share here in this forum; doesn't this sound a little bit sketchy to you? If you come across something like this, what would be your reaction?

What would be my reaction? Ignore or do my own research instead of wasting time to leave my feedback without doing any reasearch.


BTW, if I'm doing anti-marketing for them now and it turns out to be a scam, that's even better, isn't it?

[Cantsay]

What would be my reaction? Ignore or do my own research instead of wasting time to leave my feedback without doing any reasearch.


BTW, if I'm doing anti-marketing for them now and it turns out to be a scam, that's even better, isn't it?

What's there to research on? The site was created today, and then it's telling people to come pay them $10 for a lifetime ticket to activate their account and then entices others to push the site for them by using the referal strategy that pays instantly and then wait for those referred to actually activates their account.

The whole setup looks flawless from their end, the only money they would lose would be the one they use for the ads while the rest for the referrals comes from those referred, and the whole thing continue in a loop till they pull the rug, I don't have the time I would have kept the site in my watchlist to see how long it would take them before they exit with people's money.

[Ronsbit]

If I get you clear OP, you discovered this bitpot through an ad and you brought it here without a thorough research and findings on it. You are not even a team member just nothing connected or are you just disguising yourself here not to know anything about them while you do.

From Cantsay discovery it is obvious to see the thin lines though but anyone dealing with the website should be extremely careful because such a platform can not just start getting such entries like that today upon registration and I want to ask OP how he got to know about this platform so fast that he could come here to introduce a platform that just launched today and OP too registering today as well. It's fishy though.

Nice try, but like I said, I found out about it through ads, so it could have been me or anyone else. I just wanted to be the first to post about it here before someone else did.

I did enough research, although to be honest, there wasn't much to research. I simply created an account there and shared my referral link in as many places as I could.

Anyway, I'm not trying to convince anyone anymore. Anyone who's interested has already seen the thread. It's not like this is a game where you have to keep playing, keep depositing money, and risk losing more. You pay once, and the worst you can lose is that $10 on the slim hope that maybe, one day, you'll hit the jackpot.

You found it through ads and if I may ask, do you not realise that majority of the scams and hacks comes through ads? You have not had any first hand experience about the website and you brought it here possibly looking for a scapegoat from which you could get referral bonus from.

So you think you could get much from this community if you introduced it here? Do you realise that the community itself is bigger than this trap you had brought here?  

Will you call it coincident that both the platform, your account all sprout out same day? And this was your first post on this platform? How do you explain all these coupled with the fact that you have not had a first hand experience of the platform but rather claiming to have gotten bonus from referral sign up.

[luckygambler98]

If I get you clear OP, you discovered this bitpot through an ad and you brought it here without a thorough research and findings on it. You are not even a team member just nothing connected or are you just disguising yourself here not to know anything about them while you do.

From Cantsay discovery it is obvious to see the thin lines though but anyone dealing with the website should be extremely careful because such a platform can not just start getting such entries like that today upon registration and I want to ask OP how he got to know about this platform so fast that he could come here to introduce a platform that just launched today and OP too registering today as well. It's fishy though.

Nice try, but like I said, I found out about it through ads, so it could have been me or anyone else. I just wanted to be the first to post about it here before someone else did.

I did enough research, although to be honest, there wasn't much to research. I simply created an account there and shared my referral link in as many places as I could.

Anyway, I'm not trying to convince anyone anymore. Anyone who's interested has already seen the thread. It's not like this is a game where you have to keep playing, keep depositing money, and risk losing more. You pay once, and the worst you can lose is that $10 on the slim hope that maybe, one day, you'll hit the jackpot.

You found it through ads and if I may ask, do you not realise that majority of the scams and hacks comes through ads? You have not had any first hand experience about the website and you brought it here possibly looking for a scapegoat from which you could get referral bonus from.

So you think you could get much from this community if you introduced it here? Do you realise that the community itself is bigger than this trap you had brought here?  

Will you call it coincident that both the platform, your account all sprout out same day? And this was your first post on this platform? How do you explain all these coupled with the fact that you have not had a first hand experience of the platform but rather claiming to have gotten bonus from referral sign up.

If you didn't notice, I didn't share my own referral link because that would be against the forum rules. I only confirmed that the referral works and that they do pay out, in case anyone wanted to use it.

I'm fully aware it could be a scam, but I wasn't posting it as a lottery. I posted it as a referral program where people with an audience can potentially make money. Whether someone chooses to use it or not, and whether they think it's ethical, is entirely up to them.

The fact that my account is new doesn't prove anything. Creating a new account takes one minute, and it also helps avoid spam from random people who only post here because they have referral links to various shitty casinos in their signatures.

So there's no point debating morality here. The crypto space has been full of questionable ethics for years. This forum doesn't really offer much anymore besides an endless flood of scam projects. It has history, sure, but hardly anyone uses it these days because it's buried under scams and lacks strict moderation.

[stompix]

Nice try, but like I said, I found out about it through ads, so it could have been me or anyone else. I just wanted to be the first to post about it here before someone else did.

So you found this site from an ad, then you..found Bitcointalk from an ad...then 
Yeah seriously,
Domain gets online the 21st, you create your account here on the 21st, you post about this on the 21st

So far, I've got one referral, and after about 20 minutes I received $2.50 in BTC, so it seems to be working.

Sure you did, sure!

So there's no point debating morality here.

Of course it's not, we're talking about a cheap, lame-ass scam after all, what is there to debate!

[Perfectbaby]

Let’s get in early and push this thing. 😄
I’ve already dropped my referral link in a few places, but I can’t post it here because of the rules.
So far, I've got one referral, and after about 20 minutes I received $2.50 in BTC, so it seems to be working.

Let's keep the discussion here and report any issues so others can avoid them.

I don't still seems to understand what you are trying to say here? Please correct me if I am wrong, In fact the commission you made mention goes directly into your wallet address or it reflects on your balance where whenever it gets to particular amount then you make withdrawal or what? I would also want to know how reliable this site could be and whenever someone makes that particular deposit you made mention how do they get compensated. To I always have this believed that whatever thing that is too real is often tends to be fake at the last where you could either regret for having to involved oneself into that site.

[Cantsay]

If you didn't notice, I didn't share my own referral link because that would be against the forum rules. I only confirmed that the referral works and that they do pay out, in case anyone wanted to use it.

I'm fully aware it could be a scam, but I wasn't posting it as a lottery. I posted it as a referral program where people with an audience can potentially make money. Whether someone chooses to use it or not, and whether they think it's ethical, is entirely up to them.

The fact that my account is new doesn't prove anything. Creating a new account takes one minute, and it also helps avoid spam from random people who only post here because they have referral links to various shitty casinos in their signatures.

So there's no point debating morality here. The crypto space has been full of questionable ethics for years. This forum doesn't really offer much anymore besides an endless flood of scam projects. It has history, sure, but hardly anyone uses it these days because it's buried under scams and lacks strict moderation.

With your account creation date and the domain registration date, the only feasible explanation one can come up with after using those information for deduction is that you are directly involved in the project, you might not be the owner (there is a high probability of you owning it) but, either way whether you put out your referral links or not, you are still going to profit from it.

If you truly are not involved in the project, then you could simply withdraw from the thread and not try to act like you do not know the project.

Your account registration date and the domain date can't be a coincidence.

[Crazygaming]

I don't understand this thread because of is not the owner of this site while he is posting here 😆

[luckygambler98]

Let’s get in early and push this thing. 😄
I’ve already dropped my referral link in a few places, but I can’t post it here because of the rules.
So far, I've got one referral, and after about 20 minutes I received $2.50 in BTC, so it seems to be working.

Let's keep the discussion here and report any issues so others can avoid them.

I don't still seems to understand what you are trying to say here? Please correct me if I am wrong, In fact the commission you made mention goes directly into your wallet address or it reflects on your balance where whenever it gets to particular amount then you make withdrawal or what? I would also want to know how reliable this site could be and whenever someone makes that particular deposit you made mention how do they get compensated. To I always have this believed that whatever thing that is too real is often tends to be fake at the last where you could either regret for having to involved oneself into that site.

Referral rewards are credited immediately and paid out automatically every 15 minutes to your address.

The referral commission is only generated when your referral activates their account by making a deposit. This means you receive 25% of every deposit made by your referrals.

You do not need to activate your own account or make any deposits yourself to be eligible to receive referral commissions.

If you didn't notice, I didn't share my own referral link because that would be against the forum rules. I only confirmed that the referral works and that they do pay out, in case anyone wanted to use it.

I'm fully aware it could be a scam, but I wasn't posting it as a lottery. I posted it as a referral program where people with an audience can potentially make money. Whether someone chooses to use it or not, and whether they think it's ethical, is entirely up to them.

The fact that my account is new doesn't prove anything. Creating a new account takes one minute, and it also helps avoid spam from random people who only post here because they have referral links to various shitty casinos in their signatures.

So there's no point debating morality here. The crypto space has been full of questionable ethics for years. This forum doesn't really offer much anymore besides an endless flood of scam projects. It has history, sure, but hardly anyone uses it these days because it's buried under scams and lacks strict moderation.

With your account creation date and the domain registration date, the only feasible explanation one can come up with after using those information for deduction is that you are directly involved in the project, you might not be the owner (there is a high probability of you owning it) but, either way whether you put out your referral links or not, you are still going to profit from it.

If you truly are not involved in the project, then you could simply withdraw from the thread and not try to act like you do not know the project.

Your account registration date and the domain date can't be a coincidence.

Of course, I could stop continuing this thread and give everyone who keeps spamming the same thing the false satisfaction of thinking they were right. Unfortunately, you’re wrong, which is why I’m continuing it, although I’m trying not to keep responding to the same incorrect assumptions over and over again.

[Perfectbaby]

Let’s get in early and push this thing. 😄
I’ve already dropped my referral link in a few places, but I can’t post it here because of the rules.
So far, I've got one referral, and after about 20 minutes I received $2.50 in BTC, so it seems to be working.

Let's keep the discussion here and report any issues so others can avoid them.

I don't still seems to understand what you are trying to say here? Please correct me if I am wrong, In fact the commission you made mention goes directly into your wallet address or it reflects on your balance where whenever it gets to particular amount then you make withdrawal or what? I would also want to know how reliable this site could be and whenever someone makes that particular deposit you made mention how do they get compensated. To I always have this believed that whatever thing that is too real is often tends to be fake at the last where you could either regret for having to involved oneself into that site.

Referral rewards are credited immediately and paid out automatically every 15 minutes to your address.

The referral commission is only generated when your referral activates their account by making a deposit. This means you receive 25% of every deposit made by your referrals.

You do not need to activate your own account or make any deposits yourself to be eligible to receive referral commissions.

This simply means that you can set up your address on the gambling site?
Because I haven't came across such system where your referral commission gets into your address when the referred person activates their accounts. Of course, for one to keep earning he or she most keep sharing their ref code or link before they could consistently keep earning. I would want to know, how often have you made use of this site and how consistently you have been withdrawn from the gambling site?

[luckygambler98]

Let’s get in early and push this thing. 😄
I’ve already dropped my referral link in a few places, but I can’t post it here because of the rules.
So far, I've got one referral, and after about 20 minutes I received $2.50 in BTC, so it seems to be working.

Let's keep the discussion here and report any issues so others can avoid them.

I don't still seems to understand what you are trying to say here? Please correct me if I am wrong, In fact the commission you made mention goes directly into your wallet address or it reflects on your balance where whenever it gets to particular amount then you make withdrawal or what? I would also want to know how reliable this site could be and whenever someone makes that particular deposit you made mention how do they get compensated. To I always have this believed that whatever thing that is too real is often tends to be fake at the last where you could either regret for having to involved oneself into that site.

Referral rewards are credited immediately and paid out automatically every 15 minutes to your address.

The referral commission is only generated when your referral activates their account by making a deposit. This means you receive 25% of every deposit made by your referrals.

You do not need to activate your own account or make any deposits yourself to be eligible to receive referral commissions.

This simply means that you can set up your address on the gambling site?
Because I haven't came across such system where your referral commission gets into your address when the referred person activates their accounts. Of course, for one to keep earning he or she most keep sharing their ref code or link before they could consistently keep earning. I would want to know, how often have you made use of this site and how consistently you have been withdrawn from the gambling site?

There's still barely any activity there, which you can see on the leaderboard. A lot of wallets have been connected, but only a handful of people have actually activated their accounts.

I've been testing it myself, and over the last two days I've noticed a few changes to the UI, so they're clearly still working on it. Whether more people join and whether the jackpot grows is out of my hands.

I do plan to promote it a bit once it starts showing some real activity, because right now anyone who visits the site can see that it's basically inactive, which looks suspicious and makes people reluctant to risk getting involved. But if it starts gaining traction, I'll probably spend a few dollars promoting it myself and earn through referrals.

Just to be clear, the referral commission is not paid directly to your wallet address. It first goes through their deposit addresses, and then, according to what they say on the website, it's automatically paid out every 15 minutes.

Here's the payout transaction. You can see two outgoing amounts, and they match the earnings shown on the leaderboard. The rest was sent to a change address, possibly the jackpot address, although I haven't been able to confirm that yet.

So far, I haven't been able to trace any on-chain transactions connected to a wallet holding the funds displayed as the Bitpot Value. That means either they're storing the main jackpot across multiple UTXOs, or the displayed jackpot value is fake. Until there are more on-chain transactions, I can't really track the wallet behavior or verify how the funds are actually being handled.

[Hispo]

There something which catches my attention about this services and it is how similar it seems to be to a pyramid scheme, with the differences this is not a financial service which promises guaranteed returns to its participants...
If someone joins this service, I think their main objective would be to bring in as many referrals as possible and not actually seek to get the jackpot.

I don't know... This would be a legitimate idea for a gambling service, but it is giving me back vibes, due to how far away it is from classic business models which are used by others casinos... 

[luckygambler98]

There something which catches my attention about this services and it is how similar it seems to be to a pyramid scheme, with the differences this is not a financial service which promises guaranteed returns to its participants...
If someone joins this service, I think their main objective would be to bring in as many referrals as possible and not actually seek to get the jackpot.

I don't know... This would be a legitimate idea for a gambling service, but it is giving me back vibes, due to how far away it is from classic business models which are used by others casinos... 

You're right, it does look a bit like a pyramid scheme, but technically it isn't one because it doesn't guarantee any profits. You're essentially paying a one-time activation fee for lifetime access to the jackpot drawings, which are probably designed to have very low odds of winning. So you pay for activation, forget about it, and if anyone ever wins the jackpot, it's supposed to be paid out automatically as well—assuming that actually happens.

It's not a casino either. It's basically a simple jackpot with a very attention-grabbing referral program. The only realistic way to make money from it is through referrals, if you're consistently inviting new users or if existing users increase their chances by buying boosts.