999dice.com is SCAM !!!

[EbbiDos]

999dice is no scam! I've invested plenty of time in research on a "safe" gambling system.

Fact #1: There is no!!!

Fact #2:
As long as there is a house edge you will loose some day everything! Because to compensate your lost you have to bet with more than neccessary to compensate this house edge.

Fact #3:
Within 100,000,000 bets there's still one chance of 32 consecutive looses or wins at 49.95%. The get through such a 'bad day' you would have to bet a total of 86 BTC from a base bet of just 1 Satoshi! The payout limit of 999dice is 40 BTC so you would end up after 31 bets losing 21.47483647 BTC.

Fact #4:
Within 100,000,000 bets there are a handfull of events where you loose 6 times in a row at 95%. To get though that you need 15.93884969 BTC total when you start at 0.00000021 BTC. It's within the 40 BTC limit but during my simulations of round about 10 trillion bets I've encountered at least one event of 7 consecutive strikes outside of the 95% hitzone. That would need a 8th bet with 309.21368422 BTC. And that's outside the 40 BTC limit.

Fact #5:
999dice offer c# source code of a bot. With that source code you can do the provable fairness test on each bet. And believe me: they are 100% fair.

999dice is no scam - it's a money making machine for them based on stochastics.
I would say they did their homework before opening their site.

There's only one thing I don't trust them to 100% and that's the withdraws. I played with 5 different accounts and tried to move coins from A to B to A to C and so on and lost two transactions. You don't have a history of withdraws nor one for all those different deposit addresses. Each login gives a new deposit address. The site claims to process deposits to old addresses but I didn't got accounted 4 times depositing small amounts from other faucet sites to my 999dice account. In the blockchain you can see these transactions processed successfully but I never saw that money on my 999dice account. Lost about 0.0025 BTC total because of that. It's not so much but takes time on faucet sites.
The lack of history logs visible to the user makes it impossible to prove your lost to them. So when it's gone it's gone.

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[coingamblingreviews]

We made a video review of 999Dice here if you are interested - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PoDwSMO3MJU

I still play on the site

[keepinquiet]

Digging up an old thread that hopefully has some subscribers before posting a new one.

I have some pretty solid, if circumstantial*, proof that 999dice is a complete scam. I've questioned the dev about it multiple times, and instead of even acknowledging the fact that I asked him a question, he ignores it.

Once I figure out how his scam works, I start winning back my stolen bitcoin, and today, less than 24 hours later, I get an email telling me that I am banned and all further deposits will be confiscated**

I told him I was starting a post campaign tonight to spread the word about his site unless he returned the bitcoin he stole from me and fixed the site. He does that, and I let it go.

* To address the solid yet circumstantial evidence thing: I'm not getting into details - yet - but I will very soon unless I receive a response. No, this is not the case of an angry noob who lost .5 btc because his martingale system failed. I know odds. I know that failing a 49.95% bet 24 times in a row is over a 1 in 16 million shot (and I've seen it happen, a few times). I also know that math is math and there is NO system that is a guaranteed winner. I also know when odds don't work out, and how a website might make a massive profit on a .1% house edge. When I say circumstantial, I mean "Your wallet is on the floor, it's empty, and your unemployed roommate has a new xbox, and when you ask him where he got the money he looks at you and says 'Hey how was work?'" circumstantial. Nearly impossible to truly prove, but anyone who looks close enough can see it's fact.

** I'll post said email with the rest of my information shortly.

Yes, this is a new account. Not interested in linking this with the rest of my posts here. Not yet anyway. I want to see if Jake has half a brain and will return what he stole and fix the site first.

[whatIFnot]

 lose 1 btc some days ago in his site

[lightlord]

Does anyone on this thread even notice? lol
This guy is completely lying

Like everyone on this thread is like wow <95.00 obvious scam, etc. OP Photoshopped fake evidence.

[lightlord]

* Senior Member

Damn Soon as you raised your bet, bim! That's how they get you. People who claim these games are fair aren't telling the whole story.

* Senior Member

Wait yes this is odd. Did you ever get an explanation?  This is absolute BS I don't know how you lost those two bets, you should've won!

* Senior Member

Lol a rigged dice... anyway why did you play on a brand new site without doing the basic research? I mean if their system is probably fair you can see this pretty easy.. anyway your pic shows some loses after several wins.. did you expect to win all the rolls?

Like everyone here is rushing to support the OP? The OP is lying. He never lost 4 times on <95.00
OP Photoshopped fake evidence for everyone here. OP case should be thrown out.

Yes I don't support this site as well, they are probably scammers. But I am just pointing out OP lies.

[chrille55]

I do not agree to all the posts stating 999dice.com is not fair.

I have played aprox 5 mill hand the last two day (using dicebot) and everything seems to be according to basic statistic. I have a decent revenue due to my system (which I off course know I can loose on the next hand, due to basic statistic) (see sreendump for one of my accounts here http://elbrandt.com/account3.jpg)

hence I can definitely recommend this site due to the house edge of only 0.1 %

feel free to use my referral link if you want
https://www.999dice.com/?163996091