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The most successful token is RLB but as always, with any coin or token, there are winners and losers in a same market and RLB token with its current price is about 1/4 (from $0.25 to $0.06) of its all time high, actually brings losses to many token holders if they bought around the token All Time High.
https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/rollbit-coin/

I only knew some casino tokens, and perhaps I missed other casino tokens but with my knowledge, RLB is a most successful casino token so far.

Just seen it, not too bad but considering that this is a bull market, I wonder how the price will look like once we are in that bear market 

Like some members have said in the past, I don't think casinos need this tokens like the way exchanges do because once someone signs up for a casino, they are mostly interested in gambling and not cutting some trading fee and making profit by holding a token

[Zwei]

That was bound to happen. Is there any casino token that has been as successful as those Exchange tokens we know? Honestly, I haven't seen any, and maybe they would have been red tagged if the price decline was a result of rug pull, but if it was a just natural decline, then it's not worth it.

The most successful token is RLB but as always, with any coin or token, there are winners and losers in a same market and RLB token with its current price is about 1/4 (from $0.25 to $0.06) of its all time high, actually brings losses to many token holders if they bought around the token All Time High.
https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/rollbit-coin/

I only knew some casino tokens, and perhaps I missed other casino tokens but with my knowledge, RLB is a most successful casino token so far.

i'm just curious, but how do you define which token is successful and which is not?
is it price? trading volume? token utility? market cap?

imo, i think SHFL, RLB, and BFG (maybe) are by far the only casino tokens that kinda could be considered successful and worth looking at.

[FortuneJack]

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[Thuytrang1987]

Fortunejack is a big scamsite.
Iam a partner of them. But they dont want to paid for the partner. All guys let block them.

[Woodie]

Some two weeks ago before the international break, I made my majestic 7 picks for game week 8 and I told myself before first kickoff need to change out any players that don't feature incase of injuries or fatigue from the international break.. guess what I only get to remember after 10minutes into the game and Enzo is nowhere near the starting line up

So far 3/4 correct goal scorers   let's hope a 6/7 can land after 1st pick is wasted.

[PaperWallet]

Just pumping this thread for people to beware of this scammer, in order to avoid some more victims hopefully.

[VashaUdacha777]

Hello sports fans! 

What do you think — did I pick good players for the Majestic7 promo? So far this year I’ve guessed only 17 players, which isn’t great, but I’m trying.

Last season things were much easier for me — a couple of times I guessed 5 goalscorers, and once even 6. By the end of the season I reached the required 100 goals and got the $1000 reward. Big thanks to FortuneJack for that !

[xLays]

It looks like FortuneJack has completely abandoned bitcointalk. I think they no longer care about the community here. It is sad to see this, especially since they were active in the early days here but ended up like this. I think this FJ down trend reputation started when they launched their JackToken, which is now basically worthless.

I visited the site today and it looks like brand new website like new UI design. I tried some of their promotions, but the experience was not as smooth as before. As for Majestic 7, I missed two or three matchdays, so I am no longer expecting to win there.
Anyone still playing here?

[panjul07]

It looks like FortuneJack has completely abandoned bitcointalk. I think they no longer care about the community here. It is sad to see this, especially since they were active in the early days here but ended up like this. I think this FJ down trend reputation started when they launched their JackToken, which is now basically worthless.

I visited the site today and it looks like brand new website like new UI design. I tried some of their promotions, but the experience was not as smooth as before. As for Majestic 7, I missed two or three matchdays, so I am no longer expecting to win there.
Anyone still playing here?

It seems so although I think that they are still checking here like once a week, not sure why they decided to be inactive like this now but there must be a reason and what we can do is just speculating.
Starting from their failed token project and now the case against one of the forum users which is won by the forum user, I think they should come here and clear all these things especially to pay what they owe to PaperWallet.
It will be really bad to see them ended like this while they have been here for more than 10 years, struggling a lot to build trust/reputation but 1 unsolved case may turn them into really bad reputation.

[PaperWallet]

It looks like FortuneJack has completely abandoned bitcointalk. I think they no longer care about the community here. It is sad to see this, especially since they were active in the early days here but ended up like this. I think this FJ down trend reputation started when they launched their JackToken, which is now basically worthless.

I visited the site today and it looks like brand new website like new UI design. I tried some of their promotions, but the experience was not as smooth as before. As for Majestic 7, I missed two or three matchdays, so I am no longer expecting to win there.
Anyone still playing here?

It seems so although I think that they are still checking here like once a week, not sure why they decided to be inactive like this now but there must be a reason and what we can do is just speculating.
Starting from their failed token project and now the case against one of the forum users which is won by the forum user, I think they should come here and clear all these things especially to pay what they owe to PaperWallet.
It will be really bad to see them ended like this while they have been here for more than 10 years, struggling a lot to build trust/reputation but 1 unsolved case may turn them into really bad reputation.

Also since there is no name attached to this website, they are free to create other websites without the users of their websites aware it’s the same owners… this is why you should never use a website for money that you don’t know who owns the website. Stake for example you know very well who the owners are, or duel.

[shield132]

It looks like FortuneJack has completely abandoned bitcointalk. I think they no longer care about the community here. It is sad to see this, especially since they were active in the early days here but ended up like this. I think this FJ down trend reputation started when they launched their JackToken, which is now basically worthless.

I visited the site today and it looks like brand new website like new UI design. I tried some of their promotions, but the experience was not as smooth as before. As for Majestic 7, I missed two or three matchdays, so I am no longer expecting to win there.
Anyone still playing here?

I don't understand why they go this far for avoiding paying $100K? Isn't it a tiny amount of money for such a huge casino? It's never a good idea to abandon this forum. Those who did it, almost always came back.
I prefer the previous UI/UX design but this one is okay too. The blue colour was a nice choice. It's funny that Bitsler went from blue to orange but FortuneJack went from orange to blue.

Also since there is no name attached to this website, they are free to create other websites without the users of their websites aware it’s the same owners… this is why you should never use a website for money that you don’t know who owns the website. Stake for example you know very well who the owners are, or duel.

I don't know who really owns FortuneJack but their CEO's name and the names of many employees are publicly available on LinkedIn, other podcasts and in local media (they are from Georgia). I wouldn't say that in crypto world it matters who owns the casino but it really matters how they take their trust and public image. There are many very successful and trustworthy casinos whose owners aren't known but they are one of the best choices. Btw truth be told, I would favour casinos whose owners are publicly known.

[Haunebu]

Just pumping this thread for people to beware of this scammer, in order to avoid some more victims hopefully.

Great stuff! I wasn't the biggest fan of FJ to begin with though I did like their site design which was kinda similar to MGM for some reason, but I did not expect them to turn into a scam site in this manner after all their promotions within this forum.

I like how you keep trying to warn others even though you don't really have to. Hope you get your money back and they deserve way more proper karma than what they have received so far IMO.

[PaperWallet]

I did not expect them to turn into a scam site in this manner after all their promotions within this forum.

How do you know their promotions are real in the first place? Last post here says 1000,000 dollar promotion. Oh yeah? How do they pay up for that promotion? They just have to put out some fake username with some fake “1 porsche won” next to the fake username, and that’s it! Promotion paid and ended lol

[AussieMat]

Btw truth be told, I would favour casinos whose owners are publicly known.

Definitely. The owners of this website you don’t know what past they have, maybe they owned a previous scam. Owners of websites or casinos who make themselves known are a 100 fold more trustworthy, and aren’t afraid people making background checks on them! Who would say I prefer risking my money on a casino who’s owner is unknown lol?

[shield132]

Btw truth be told, I would favour casinos whose owners are publicly known.

Definitely. The owners of this website you don’t know what past they have, maybe they owned a previous scam. Owners of websites or casinos who make themselves known are a 100 fold more trustworthy, and aren’t afraid people making background checks on them! Who would say I prefer risking my money on a casino who’s owner is unknown lol?

It's not that simple. Even though you might know the owner, it doesn't mean that you really know the owner because it's a common practice to register a business on family member's, relative's or on friend's name, give them some share and run the business on their name. You might think that the owner is one person but the real owner is a different person. CZ is no longer the CEO of Binance but does that mean that he isn't in touch with Binance? I believe that he runs it from the shadows.
When I say I favour casinos whose owners are publicly known, I mean those who really stand behind it and it's easy to notice. For example, Metawin's owner Skel is very active in promotions and other casino-related things. He doesn't leave a doubt that he is the real owner of the casino.

[AussieMat]

Btw truth be told, I would favour casinos whose owners are publicly known.

Definitely. The owners of this website you don’t know what past they have, maybe they owned a previous scam. Owners of websites or casinos who make themselves known are a 100 fold more trustworthy, and aren’t afraid people making background checks on them! Who would say I prefer risking my money on a casino who’s owner is unknown lol?

It's not that simple. Even though you might know the owner, it doesn't mean that you really know the owner because it's a common practice to register a business on family member's, relative's or on friend's name, give them some share and run the business on their name. You might think that the owner is one person but the real owner is a different person. CZ is no longer the CEO of Binance but does that mean that he isn't in touch with Binance? I believe that he runs it from the shadows.
When I say I favour casinos whose owners are publicly known, I mean those who really stand behind it and it's easy to notice. For example, Metawin's owner Skel is very active in promotions and other casino-related things. He doesn't leave a doubt that he is the real owner of the casino.

That’s true but doesn’t make my statement false. The “public known owner” is still somehow related to the real owner and accepts responsibility otherwise he wouldn’t be in the company. Now of course rare exceptions happen and you might still get scammed by a known owner, though muck more likely with an anonymous owner who would feel more comfortable doing that.

[PaperWallet]

When I say I favour casinos whose owners are publicly known, I mean those who really stand behind it and it's easy to notice. For example, Metawin's owner Skel is very active in promotions and other casino-related things. He doesn't leave a doubt that he is the real owner of the casino.

Also Edward Craven for Stake. These are rather the exceptions but if you want to gamble all you need is only one trustworthy casino

[AussieMat]

When I say I favour casinos whose owners are publicly known, I mean those who really stand behind it and it's easy to notice. For example, Metawin's owner Skel is very active in promotions and other casino-related things. He doesn't leave a doubt that he is the real owner of the casino.

Also Edward Craven for Stake. These are rather the exceptions but if you want to gamble all you need is only one trustworthy casino

Sometimes games are unique to a specific casino. Stake doesn’t have all the live games or original games I like playing.
Keep us updated on how it ends this is an interesting story. Some rogue casinos would claim immunity because they’re located on some exotic Island but then when the judicial system on that Island catches up to them they’ll move to another island

[PaperWallet]

When I say I favour casinos whose owners are publicly known, I mean those who really stand behind it and it's easy to notice. For example, Metawin's owner Skel is very active in promotions and other casino-related things. He doesn't leave a doubt that he is the real owner of the casino.

Also Edward Craven for Stake. These are rather the exceptions but if you want to gamble all you need is only one trustworthy casino

Sometimes games are unique to a specific casino. Stake doesn’t have all the live games or original games I like playing.
Keep us updated on how it ends this is an interesting story. Some rogue casinos would claim immunity because they’re located on some exotic Island but then when the judicial system on that Island catches up to them they’ll move to another island

I will at least come here to say how it ended.

[xPooky]

so quiet, is this scam finally dead?