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May 31, 2016, 06:32:08 PM |
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EdenHazard
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May 31, 2016, 11:14:48 PM |
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Peeps Place, I suggest that you consult with an independent Bitcoin security firm before making ill-informed calls and spreading false allegations on DirectBet, because it sounds like you lack the knowledge and understanding of Bitcoin security. He placed this bet using Bitcoins that he already spent in another transaction as you can see here : https://live.blockcypher.com/btc/tx/89be96f6cecf47de065ea152b3d1bd969047cb282c61a4c30d82d78e38ef1ddd/In addition, the transaction was sent with significantly low fees, more than 20 times lower than recommended ! Now why would anyone send $16,500 bet and not be willing to pay even 1 cent in fees ? There is only one reason. This was done on purpose to give him the option not to pay for this bet in case it loses. No one is sending $16,500 transfer without even 1 cent in fees and with coins that were already spent elsewhere, unless their intentions are fraudulent. When you bet on our website you accept our terms and conditions. In our terms and conditions we clearly state that if your bet transfer is double spent, it may be confiscated. This is no hidden secret. The above clearly shows that this was a fraudulent double spend attempt. These kind of double spends do not occur by mistake. They are done on purpose and we have zero tolerance in such cases because it threatens our business. If we follow your suggestion to return the coins without a signed agreement, he will keep doing it and we will go out of business in no time. DirectBet - RHaver did an excellent job in replying to your post above. goxcroft and Twitchy Seal also made excellent posts. A quick summary of what happened is that a player deposited 36 BTC, approximately $16,500 at the time, with Directbet. Without losing a bet, DirectBet is keeping his 36 BTC. No top book will ever confiscate a player's deposit. this double spend case really confusing , but for simply example can you imagine if the bet were lost and (he) hungerstyle voided the bets by double spending the transaction? you must look at 2 sides , player and bookmaker. if everytime double spender provided a payout like what you suggest all bitcoin bookmakers will declared bankrupt!
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June 01, 2016, 12:34:45 AM Last edit: June 01, 2016, 01:34:28 AM by TwitchySeal |
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Peeps Place, I suggest that you consult with an independent Bitcoin security firm before making ill-informed calls and spreading false allegations on DirectBet, because it sounds like you lack the knowledge and understanding of Bitcoin security. He placed this bet using Bitcoins that he already spent in another transaction as you can see here : https://live.blockcypher.com/btc/tx/89be96f6cecf47de065ea152b3d1bd969047cb282c61a4c30d82d78e38ef1ddd/In addition, the transaction was sent with significantly low fees, more than 20 times lower than recommended ! Now why would anyone send $16,500 bet and not be willing to pay even 1 cent in fees ? There is only one reason. This was done on purpose to give him the option not to pay for this bet in case it loses. No one is sending $16,500 transfer without even 1 cent in fees and with coins that were already spent elsewhere, unless their intentions are fraudulent. When you bet on our website you accept our terms and conditions. In our terms and conditions we clearly state that if your bet transfer is double spent, it may be confiscated. This is no hidden secret. The above clearly shows that this was a fraudulent double spend attempt. These kind of double spends do not occur by mistake. They are done on purpose and we have zero tolerance in such cases because it threatens our business. If we follow your suggestion to return the coins without a signed agreement, he will keep doing it and we will go out of business in no time. DirectBet - RHaver did an excellent job in replying to your post above. goxcroft and Twitchy Seal also made excellent posts. A quick summary of what happened is that a player deposited 36 BTC, approximately $16,500 at the time, with Directbet. Without losing a bet, DirectBet is keeping his 36 BTC. No top book will ever confiscate a player's deposit. this double spend case really confusing , but for simply example can you imagine if the bet were lost and (he) hungerstyle voided the bets by double spending the transaction? you must look at 2 sides , player and bookmaker. if everytime double spender provided a payout like what you suggest all bitcoin bookmakers will declared bankrupt! Not all double spend attempts are intentional. It could happen to anyone. Many sites require at least one confirmation (or more) to prevent being exploited by double spend attempts. I assume DirectBet knows this and chooses not to require 1 confirm in hopes it will attract more players. If a site is going to accept 0 confirm deposits they should expect players to try and exploit this. They should also expect innocent double spends to happen. There are two ways of handling these situations. A) Make sure they are never scammed and seize any bets with suspicious double spend attempts. Result: Scammers will never succeed but inevitable innocent players will not be paid causing damage to DB reputation.B) Pay out every bet unless they can prove beyond a reasonable doubt that a wager was made with the intention of exploiting the house. Result: They will end up losing funds to scammers, which will encourage more scammers to scam more, but DB will maintain their exceptional reputation for being trustworthy.Of course, there could be other ways to prevent these situations (accepting action from 0 confirm deposits from only established players for example) . If I were them, that's what I would be focusing on.
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June 01, 2016, 12:37:15 AM |
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Peeps Place, I suggest that you consult with an independent Bitcoin security firm before making ill-informed calls and spreading false allegations on DirectBet, because it sounds like you lack the knowledge and understanding of Bitcoin security. He placed this bet using Bitcoins that he already spent in another transaction as you can see here : https://live.blockcypher.com/btc/tx/89be96f6cecf47de065ea152b3d1bd969047cb282c61a4c30d82d78e38ef1ddd/In addition, the transaction was sent with significantly low fees, more than 20 times lower than recommended ! Now why would anyone send $16,500 bet and not be willing to pay even 1 cent in fees ? There is only one reason. This was done on purpose to give him the option not to pay for this bet in case it loses. No one is sending $16,500 transfer without even 1 cent in fees and with coins that were already spent elsewhere, unless their intentions are fraudulent. When you bet on our website you accept our terms and conditions. In our terms and conditions we clearly state that if your bet transfer is double spent, it may be confiscated. This is no hidden secret. The above clearly shows that this was a fraudulent double spend attempt. These kind of double spends do not occur by mistake. They are done on purpose and we have zero tolerance in such cases because it threatens our business. If we follow your suggestion to return the coins without a signed agreement, he will keep doing it and we will go out of business in no time. DirectBet - RHaver did an excellent job in replying to your post above. goxcroft and Twitchy Seal also made excellent posts. A quick summary of what happened is that a player deposited 36 BTC, approximately $16,500 at the time, with Directbet. Without losing a bet, DirectBet is keeping his 36 BTC. No top book will ever confiscate a player's deposit. this double spend case really confusing , but for simply example can you imagine if the bet were lost and (he) hungerstyle voided the bets by double spending the transaction? you must look at 2 sides , player and bookmaker. if everytime double spender provided a payout like what you suggest all bitcoin bookmakers will declared bankrupt! It's DirectBet's fault for employing this type of system. Other's have stated that attempted double spends can show up even at no fault of the player. I'm far from an expert on the subject, but they stated that it has something to do with the wallet used. Others feel free to correct me. DirectBet feels that they can confiscate money, even though they have the BTC in their wallet, because the blockchain states attempted double spend. DirectBet accepted the wager, they have the money and the bet won. DirectBet then refused to pay winnings and took the deposit. Edit - I didn't see Twitchyseal's post. He knows more about double spends than I do.
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June 01, 2016, 12:39:39 AM |
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Peeps Place, I suggest that you consult with an independent Bitcoin security firm before making ill-informed calls and spreading false allegations on DirectBet, because it sounds like you lack the knowledge and understanding of Bitcoin security. He placed this bet using Bitcoins that he already spent in another transaction as you can see here : https://live.blockcypher.com/btc/tx/89be96f6cecf47de065ea152b3d1bd969047cb282c61a4c30d82d78e38ef1ddd/In addition, the transaction was sent with significantly low fees, more than 20 times lower than recommended ! Now why would anyone send $16,500 bet and not be willing to pay even 1 cent in fees ? There is only one reason. This was done on purpose to give him the option not to pay for this bet in case it loses. No one is sending $16,500 transfer without even 1 cent in fees and with coins that were already spent elsewhere, unless their intentions are fraudulent. When you bet on our website you accept our terms and conditions. In our terms and conditions we clearly state that if your bet transfer is double spent, it may be confiscated. This is no hidden secret. The above clearly shows that this was a fraudulent double spend attempt. These kind of double spends do not occur by mistake. They are done on purpose and we have zero tolerance in such cases because it threatens our business. If we follow your suggestion to return the coins without a signed agreement, he will keep doing it and we will go out of business in no time. DirectBet - RHaver did an excellent job in replying to your post above. goxcroft and Twitchy Seal also made excellent posts. A quick summary of what happened is that a player deposited 36 BTC, approximately $16,500 at the time, with Directbet. Without losing a bet, DirectBet is keeping his 36 BTC. No top book will ever confiscate a player's deposit. this double spend case really confusing , but for simply example can you imagine if the bet were lost and (he) hungerstyle voided the bets by double spending the transaction? you must look at 2 sides , player and bookmaker. if everytime double spender provided a payout like what you suggest all bitcoin bookmakers will declared bankrupt! Not all double spend attempts are intentional. It could happen to anyone. Many sites require at least one confirmation (or more) to prevent being exploited by double spend attempts. I assume DirectBet knows this and chooses not to require 1 confirm in hopes it will attract more players. If a site is going to accept 0 confirm deposits they should expect players to try and exploit this. They should also expect innocent double spends to happen. There are two ways on handling these situations. A) Make sure they are never scammed and seize any bets with suspicious double spend attempts. Result: Scammers will never succeed but inevitable innocent players will not be paid causing damage to DB reputation.B) Pay out every bet unless they can prove beyond a reasonable doubt that a wager was made with the intention of exploiting the house. Result: They will end up losing funds to scammers, which will encourage more scammers to scam more, but DB will maintain their exceptional reputation for being trustworthy.Of course, there could be other ways to prevent these situations (accepting action from 0 confirm deposits from only established players for example) . If I were them, that's what I would be focusing on. great post.
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June 01, 2016, 12:52:39 AM |
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<snip> If a site is going to accept 0 confirm deposits they should expect players to try and exploit this. They should also expect innocent double spends to happen. There are two ways on handling these situations.
A) Make sure they are never scammed and seize any bets with suspicious double spend attempts. Result: Scammers will never succeed but inevitable innocent players will not be paid causing damage to DB reputation.
B) Pay out every bet unless they can prove beyond a reasonable doubt that a wager was made with the intention of exploiting the house. Result: They will end up losing funds to scammers, which will encourage more scammers to scam more, but DB will maintain their exceptional reputation for being trustworthy.
Of course, there could be other ways to prevent these situations (accepting action from 0 confirm deposits from only established players for example) . If I were them, that's what I would be focusing on.
great post. I can tell you we are trying to be hacked, attacked, stolen-from, on a nearly constant basis (daily), and it's the reason we (and most other established players) require 1 confirmation.
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June 01, 2016, 01:11:55 AM |
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yes it is one thing if double spend is malicious
but they claim that double spend AFTER nadal lose first set... but TX they provide shows input that is spent over 1 day previous. So it is not possible to spend malicious like they say nor did it occur after nadal lose first set. So if it was malicious you would not do it this way with transaction that could never confirm, you would actually do malicious.
Then they steel bet that comes from they casino coin account.
They just see quick chance to make quick btc. Why it is voted D and why major players will avoid it. They win in short but faith they lose long run.
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June 01, 2016, 01:16:35 AM |
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<snip> If a site is going to accept 0 confirm deposits they should expect players to try and exploit this. They should also expect innocent double spends to happen. There are two ways on handling these situations.
A) Make sure they are never scammed and seize any bets with suspicious double spend attempts. Result: Scammers will never succeed but inevitable innocent players will not be paid causing damage to DB reputation.
B) Pay out every bet unless they can prove beyond a reasonable doubt that a wager was made with the intention of exploiting the house. Result: They will end up losing funds to scammers, which will encourage more scammers to scam more, but DB will maintain their exceptional reputation for being trustworthy.
Of course, there could be other ways to prevent these situations (accepting action from 0 confirm deposits from only established players for example) . If I were them, that's what I would be focusing on.
great post. I can tell you we are trying to be hacked, attacked, stolen-from, on a nearly constant basis (daily), and it's the reason we (and most other established players) require 1 confirmation. Thanks for checking in. Anything new at Bitcoinrush?
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June 01, 2016, 01:25:56 AM |
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<snip> If a site is going to accept 0 confirm deposits they should expect players to try and exploit this. They should also expect innocent double spends to happen. There are two ways on handling these situations.
A) Make sure they are never scammed and seize any bets with suspicious double spend attempts. Result: Scammers will never succeed but inevitable innocent players will not be paid causing damage to DB reputation.
B) Pay out every bet unless they can prove beyond a reasonable doubt that a wager was made with the intention of exploiting the house. Result: They will end up losing funds to scammers, which will encourage more scammers to scam more, but DB will maintain their exceptional reputation for being trustworthy.
Of course, there could be other ways to prevent these situations (accepting action from 0 confirm deposits from only established players for example) . If I were them, that's what I would be focusing on.
great post. I can tell you we are trying to be hacked, attacked, stolen-from, on a nearly constant basis (daily), and it's the reason we (and most other established players) require 1 confirmation. Thanks for checking in. Anything new at Bitcoinrush? Oh yea man, we're always lurking here! Brand new sportsbook coming to BitcoinRush.io... then a lot more advances in our Casino with some 3rd party integration! Right now - giving away Free Bitcoin, just play now up until the Belmont... More details here: https://www.bitcoinrush.io/leaderboard
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June 01, 2016, 01:29:00 AM |
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<snip> If a site is going to accept 0 confirm deposits they should expect players to try and exploit this. They should also expect innocent double spends to happen. There are two ways on handling these situations.
A) Make sure they are never scammed and seize any bets with suspicious double spend attempts. Result: Scammers will never succeed but inevitable innocent players will not be paid causing damage to DB reputation.
B) Pay out every bet unless they can prove beyond a reasonable doubt that a wager was made with the intention of exploiting the house. Result: They will end up losing funds to scammers, which will encourage more scammers to scam more, but DB will maintain their exceptional reputation for being trustworthy.
Of course, there could be other ways to prevent these situations (accepting action from 0 confirm deposits from only established players for example) . If I were them, that's what I would be focusing on.
great post. I can tell you we are trying to be hacked, attacked, stolen-from, on a nearly constant basis (daily), and it's the reason we (and most other established players) require 1 confirmation. Thanks for checking in. Anything new at Bitcoinrush? Oh yea man, we're always lurking here! Brand new sportsbook coming to BitcoinRush.io... then a lot more advances in our Casino with some 3rd party integration! Right now - giving away Free Bitcoin, just play now up until the Belmont... More details here: https://www.bitcoinrush.io/leaderboardNice.
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June 01, 2016, 05:19:16 AM |
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yes it is one thing if double spend is malicious
Since you brought this matter public we ask that you post here the original payout address used for bet # 128iBKnkKPcSPcwZEDMK7sSMJGodx3n47o You sent it to us via e-mail on May 27th. We already asked you to post it several times. Why are you trying to avoid posting it ? If you are not the real owner of the bet, please ask the real owner to come here and post the payout address.
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June 01, 2016, 05:40:10 PM Last edit: June 01, 2016, 05:51:35 PM by hungerstyle |
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yes it is one thing if double spend is malicious
Since you brought this matter public we ask that you post here the original payout address used for bet # 128iBKnkKPcSPcwZEDMK7sSMJGodx3n47o You sent it to us via e-mail on May 27th. We already asked you to post it several times. Why are you trying to avoid posting it ? If you are not the real owner of the bet, please ask the real owner to come here and post the payout address. Although that address not ideal because you have not send in 3 weeks. Much different pay 3 weeks instead of right after event. You can make send to that address to keep your record safe. I will then get from my local exchange and no longer you issue. When will we expect you to finish investigate and send? Thanks
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June 01, 2016, 05:57:34 PM |
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When can we expect you to finish investigate The investigation will be completed after you post here the payout address of bet # 128iBKnkKPcSPcwZEDMK7sSMJGodx3n47o Why are you still trying to avoid posting the payout address ? Please post here the payout address.
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June 01, 2016, 07:34:58 PM |
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you guys should add sportsbet.io to the list it opened today and currently is holding massive promos ! havent had any problems on my end for the site so far ! ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif)
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June 01, 2016, 08:05:45 PM |
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you guys should add sportsbet.io to the list it opened today and currently is holding massive promos ! havent had any problems on my end for the site so far ! ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif) Thanks
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June 01, 2016, 08:34:58 PM |
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When can we expect you to finish investigate The investigation will be completed after you post here the payout address of bet # 128iBKnkKPcSPcwZEDMK7sSMJGodx3n47o Why are you still trying to avoid posting the payout address ? Please post here the payout address. https://blockchain.info/address/128iBKnkKPcSPcwZEDMK7sSMJGodx3n47o
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June 01, 2016, 09:18:23 PM |
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I give A+ to Directbet! They are #1!
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June 01, 2016, 11:19:34 PM |
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I give A+ to Directbet! They are #1!
they are A+ for most of bitcointalk community members i know it, but we can't ignore current directbet case about a double spending attempt and confiscated funds worth thousands dollar. complicated case and still no solution to solve the problem.
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I'm in 400,000 euros debt , dont help me , i rather die
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June 02, 2016, 12:02:02 AM |
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I give A+ to Directbet! They are #1!
they are A+ for most of bitcointalk community members i know it, but we can't ignore current directbet case about a double spending attempt and confiscated funds worth thousands dollar. complicated case and still no solution to solve the problem. Even without the recent case of the double spend issue, you wont ever see directbet in the A+ list. Peeps got his own reason on not putting them on the A+ list which is because they were an onchain gambling sportsbook so the time of the odds confirmed will never be as instant as the other offchain sportsbook
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