Coinbet.cc -- $340,000 stolen, the worst 45 days of my life. [Long]

[Evil-Knievel]

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[Kyraishi]

stakeBTC and Coinbet, that's 2 recents scam..
And something tells me the third's starting with a name by R...

[BitcoinzRulez]

I'm now wondering if another large group of people will start posting here.  probably a lot of people scared to come forward for fear of locked accounts might post now and we'll see the depth of this scam.

[Evil-Knievel]

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[BitcoinzRulez]

I took down an entire book in <24 hours.  I deserve props and would take an ovation if it didn't cost me $340,000 in the process.

[alabamafan1]

This book was a scam from the beginning, they had some 1 million dollar contest and of course "someone" won. A book open for 2 months, red flag #1. 1 million dollar contest which was barely advertised at all. Wheres the winner? They claimed someone won but no one came forward. HUGE red flag number TWO.

2 month old casino accepting 10k+ bets, another HUGE red flag.

200% bonus THIRD HUGE red flag.

20k issue in the first two weeks which appeared never to be resolved, FOURTH red flag

Odds as low as 1.97/1.97, very very very low house edge, FIFTH red flag.

I'm not blaming the OP here, but so many red flags I don't know what you must have been smoking to put so much with this book.

Look at sportsbookreview, over 40% of books have D or F ratings for slow-paying or scamming users. There are groups of people that all they do is create flashy sportsbooks and run with funds once someone wins a large amount.

[Legions36]

Thanks for posting all that because everything I said to u proves how stupid u are. No normal person should be betting that kind of money in a place like this and his excuse is "because they allow me to do it, it has to be right". Your the biggest idiot I have ever met and I could care less about what I lose at this book because i already had a stop loss in place, I have about 40 other books i use and to chose from, I also know which ones I want my serious action to be at.
I can't believe that u don't see your a fool, I mean since u feel like throwing $ around I would be glad to accept money at least u know im not a scammer like coinbet and I will put it to good use.

Not to get off topic, but which books would you use if someone like myself wanted to play a rather hefty wager?  Some of the exchanges I have heard about went down    

Pinnacle u can deposit with BTC is the safest book for any amount. Betdsi or Bookmaker are for sure the safest, Heritage but I have heard them limiting if u win alot. Those are the safest.

[Kyraishi]

For any amount you serious ?
I'm not sure any book will stay great facing 27277272782888882827377388282 euros...

[Wendigo]

Wait Pinnacle sports accept BTC?

[alabamafan1]

Wait Pinnacle sports accept BTC?

No, user was saying Pinnacle can be trusted with any amount of money honestly. They accept wagers of as much as $50,000 on the largest markets and have paid out $1,000,000 winners before and on record too.

There honestly is no BTC sportsbook that should be trusted enough to accept any wager over $2,500 after bitbook shut down. Thus the OP, should he have desired to continue his large wagers, should have converted to USD and tried a well known large book.

[Rating Place]

Wait Pinnacle sports accept BTC?

You can use SBOBitcoin to play at Pinnacle using bitcoins. SBOBitcoin will exchange the bitcoins for Singapore of Hong Kong dollars and you can play there.

[Wendigo]

I have seen cumulative turnover BTC of over 600 coins on a single user at Just-dice by the way.

[Evil-Knievel]

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[Evil-Knievel]

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[alabamafan1]

That photo above with coinbet.cc looks 100% photoshopped without even doing research. Damn.

[TwinWinNerD]

Reading the OP makes me sick.

Having lost funds in ultimate bet, absolute poker, ftp (got that back) and some other sites, I feel for you on this one. It is so sick making everything right and still getting fucked over in a major way

[phinzphan]

Anyone notice their site was registered in the USA?  


http://safeweb.norton.com/report/show?url=coinbet.cc

Does this mean the owners were running an illegal business inside the US? (They had other payouts besides bitcoin)

[BitcoinzRulez]

I really like where this is all going.  everyone gathering information on these thieves for me.  one of you will find something relevant and i'll end up hunting them down. if you're watching coinbet, you can avoid me going "liam neeson from taken" on you if you give me 600 bitcoins.

[xetsr]

Anyone notice their site was registered in the USA?  


http://safeweb.norton.com/report/show?url=coinbet.cc

Does this mean the owners were running an illegal business inside the US? (They had other payouts besides bitcoin)

Their server was in Costa Rica.

[Evil-Knievel]

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