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[Obsidian Games]

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[Obsidian Games]

We're also looking for active moderators for the on-side chat and discord community.

If your intrested in joining the community please send me a message on discord : obediah_main


Also introduced a Rain system which is now live on https://obsidianpay.io

Every 4 hours the rain pops , you need to have contributed towards the rain before you can claim a rain.
Bronze 1× · Silver 2× · Gold 3× · Platinum 4× · Diamond 6× · Onyx 10×. A settled funded wager this cycle is required. Free Play does not qualify.



Also join our discord : https://discord.com/invite/tCw8WY7Qeq

[Slow death]

Welcome to the forum. Your casino doesn't have a license, yet when I read the terms of service, I was shocked by what I saw. I was so shocked that I kept asking myself before making this post " Why would people hand over their passports and national IDs to a casino that is operating illegally because it lacks a license?" I tried to imagine what it would be like if the owner of an unlicensed casino were to open a casino in the real world: would they simply build or rent a space and then run the casino without a license? And would they then start demanding IDs from people so they could play? My conclusion was always the same: they wouldn't do that in the real world.

Withdrawals use the funded USD balance only and have a US$10.00 minimum request. They require an approved identity submission and a fresh authenticator code; submit front and back images of your own passport or ID card in Wallet.

source: https://obsidianpay.io/terms

But the casino doesn't have a license, and in most cases, an unlicensed casino implies that the owners lack the funds to pay for one. This raises questions like: "If the casino can't afford a license, will it have the money to pay out winning customers?" So, I moved past that and kept reading the terms of service; it took less than three minutes for me to spot something else that really made me think yes, it really made me stop and wonder, "What on earth is this?" Do they actually intend to run a serious business? Anyone looking at this:



source: https://obsidianpay.io/terms

You might also wonder what kind of serious casino would use Proton Mail instead of an email address with the site's own domain. But that isn't the most alarming thing about your casino. When I searched on Google, I saw the most alarming thing of all I'm talking about this:

[SELLING] Obsidian Games — Exclusive Source Sale | 8 Games | Crypto Wallets | Admin Panel

source: https://www.sythe.org/threads/selling-osrs-gaming-website-source-chests-crash-mines-more/#post-101559633



You were selling your casino up until September 23rd.

[memehunter]

LOL, there is no house edge, Rolling under 5 (4,3,2,1,0) will give you a 5% chance of winning  How are you supposed to make money? I think I know the answer 
Also the colours are also inverted, Green suppose to Orange/Red. It gives me an impression of a casino made with chatgpt in a haphazard manner to scam people and run. What is the max bet you are accepting?

"If the casino can't afford a license, will it have the money to pay out winning customers?"

Well if any casino is going that route (unlicensed), there has to be some sort of escrow to ensure the payments. For now @Obsidian Games, you can at least start with a proof of funds.

   

[Obsidian Games]

Welcome to the forum. Your casino doesn't have a license, yet when I read the terms of service, I was shocked by what I saw. I was so shocked that I kept asking myself before making this post " Why would people hand over their passports and national IDs to a casino that is operating illegally because it lacks a license?" I tried to imagine what it would be like if the owner of an unlicensed casino were to open a casino in the real world: would they simply build or rent a space and then run the casino without a license? And would they then start demanding IDs from people so they could play? My conclusion was always the same: they wouldn't do that in the real world.

Withdrawals use the funded USD balance only and have a US$10.00 minimum request. They require an approved identity submission and a fresh authenticator code; submit front and back images of your own passport or ID card in Wallet.

source: https://obsidianpay.io/terms

But the casino doesn't have a license, and in most cases, an unlicensed casino implies that the owners lack the funds to pay for one. This raises questions like: "If the casino can't afford a license, will it have the money to pay out winning customers?" So, I moved past that and kept reading the terms of service; it took less than three minutes for me to spot something else that really made me think yes, it really made me stop and wonder, "What on earth is this?" Do they actually intend to run a serious business? Anyone looking at this:

https://www.talkimg.com/images/2026/10/06/UlsShG.png

source: https://obsidianpay.io/terms

You might also wonder what kind of serious casino would use Proton Mail instead of an email address with the site's own domain. But that isn't the most alarming thing about your casino. When I searched on Google, I saw the most alarming thing of all I'm talking about this:

[SELLING] Obsidian Games — Exclusive Source Sale | 8 Games | Crypto Wallets | Admin Panel

source: https://www.sythe.org/threads/selling-osrs-gaming-website-source-chests-crash-mines-more/#post-101559633

https://www.talkimg.com/images/2026/10/06/Uls6kw.png

You were selling your casino up until September 23rd.

Thanks for taking the time to look closely. Your concern about asking players to upload passport or ID images through the site is fair. I’m removing that upload requirement and correcting the Terms and Privacy Policy; withdrawal requests will still require account 2FA and go through operator review.
You’re also right that visitors should be able to verify the operator and licensing position for this specific website. The public information currently shown does not make that clear enough, and I won’t ask anyone to accept an unsupported claim in a forum reply.
The Sythe listing was an offer to sell the project’s source code. It was not a fundraising attempt or a sign that we lack funds to pay withdrawals. I understand, though, that a sale listing does not itself establish payout capacity either.
I appreciate you raising these points. I’m updating the site’s public information and contact address to support@obsidianpay.io so people have a direct way to ask questions.

[Don Pedro Dinero]

Welcome to the forum. Your casino doesn't have a license, yet when I read the terms of service, I was shocked by what I saw. I was so shocked that I kept asking myself before making this post " Why would people hand over their passports and national IDs to a casino that is operating illegally because it lacks a license?" <...>
You were selling your casino up until September 23rd.

LOL, there is no house edge, Rolling under 5 (4,3,2,1,0) will give you a 5% chance of winning  How are you supposed to make money? I think I know the answer 
Also the colours are also inverted, Green suppose to Orange/Red. It gives me an impression of a casino made with chatgpt in a haphazard manner to scam people and run.    

I can see too many red flags here.

Thanks for taking the time to look closely. Your concern about asking players to upload passport or ID images through the site is fair. I’m removing that upload requirement and correcting the Terms and Privacy Policy; withdrawal requests will still require account 2FA and go through operator review.
You’re also right that visitors should be able to verify the operator and licensing position for this specific website. The public information currently shown does not make that clear enough, and I won’t ask anyone to accept an unsupported claim in a forum reply.
The Sythe listing was an offer to sell the project’s source code. It was not a fundraising attempt or a sign that we lack funds to pay withdrawals. I understand, though, that a sale listing does not itself establish payout capacity either.

Your reply, although in the right direction, makes you look unprofessional. It’s better to have everything properly prepared for your ANN presentation than to rush it through half-heartedly and then have to make corrections in response to the first comments. For the moment, I wouldn’t recommend anyone to deposit money at this casino.

[Obsidian Games]

Welcome to the forum. Your casino doesn't have a license, yet when I read the terms of service, I was shocked by what I saw. I was so shocked that I kept asking myself before making this post " Why would people hand over their passports and national IDs to a casino that is operating illegally because it lacks a license?" <...>
You were selling your casino up until September 23rd.

LOL, there is no house edge, Rolling under 5 (4,3,2,1,0) will give you a 5% chance of winning  How are you supposed to make money? I think I know the answer 
Also the colours are also inverted, Green suppose to Orange/Red. It gives me an impression of a casino made with chatgpt in a haphazard manner to scam people and run.    

I can see too many red flags here.

Thanks for taking the time to look closely. Your concern about asking players to upload passport or ID images through the site is fair. I’m removing that upload requirement and correcting the Terms and Privacy Policy; withdrawal requests will still require account 2FA and go through operator review.
You’re also right that visitors should be able to verify the operator and licensing position for this specific website. The public information currently shown does not make that clear enough, and I won’t ask anyone to accept an unsupported claim in a forum reply.
The Sythe listing was an offer to sell the project’s source code. It was not a fundraising attempt or a sign that we lack funds to pay withdrawals. I understand, though, that a sale listing does not itself establish payout capacity either.

Your reply, although in the right direction, makes you look unprofessional. It’s better to have everything properly prepared for your ANN presentation than to rush it through half-heartedly and then have to make corrections in response to the first comments. For the moment, I wouldn’t recommend anyone to deposit money at this casino.

Thanks for your reply's ill remove the thread from here and we'll work to get everything were missing in order first before posting again.