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Re: Long-term acquisition and purchase of various cryptocurrencies, including any vi
in Currency exchange
I will pay you in clean and secure USDT.
weird thing to specify that the USDT will be clean, do you also have dirty USDT?

For early Telegram transactions, please use Xinbi's escrow service!
what heck is Xinbi's escrow service?

what the heck is xinbi escrow service? i did a quick google search and it looks like some kind of chinese P2P marketplace scammers use for money laundering and whatnot.
i think it's safe to say, it's best to avoid exchanging your coins with people like that.

10 million USDT can be traded daily.
sure buddy, sure.
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Re: 🎰 BitArcade.fun — Crypto Casino with Provably Fair Games, Rakeback & Free Token
in Gambling
this might be the second vibe coded casino that i saw on the forum that doesn't suck, i played some plinko and dice, and they are smooth.

one thing i would note: in the seed rotation history, you should show the revealed previous server seed both hashed and unshased + the client seed just to make it easier for people to verify, as not everyone is going to remember the client seed they set up.
and it would be nice if you add some documentation on what algorithm you use to calculate the results.

OP, why don't you buy a copper membership and re-design this ANN thread with some nice pictures and animations like other casinos did? I suggest you consider running some promotional campaigns within bitcointalk community.
i don't think they have the budget for that, their bankroll is less than $2k.

promotional campaigns on the forum are not cheap, and they should not expect to throw a few $$$ and get results.
imo, that money would be better spent adding it to the bankroll or to work on the website more.
#2
Re: FreeBitco.in-$200 FreeBTC⭐Win Lambo🔥0.2BTC DailyJackpot🏆$32,500 Wager Contest
in Gambling
Everyone seems to care about the casino license today, but Freebitco.in does not have one. However, I haven't seen if the forum members have criticized this casino for not having a license.
there wasn't a reason to care back then, and not only was freebitco.in more of a faucet than a real casino. at that time it didn't matter if they had a license or not, trust and reputation was more important.
not that having a license would have protected anyone from getting scammed by freebitco.in, just the other day a casino with a curacao license pulled an exit scam for more than $1 million: https://x.com/trustyneo/status/2051789823736754251 https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5579885.msg66695961#msg66695961

Report FreeBitco.in to IC3 & FinCEN now! (Proof of Claim & Case ID)Hi everyone,I am writing this to inform you that I have officially filed a complaint against FreeBitco.in through IC3 (FBI) and FinCEN. I have already been assigned a CASE ID.If you are still waiting for them to "fix" withdrawals, you are likely wasting time. Based on how federal investigations and asset forfeitures work, those who do not file an official report will most likely be left with nothing once their assets or BTC are frozen by authorities. The burden of proof is on us. If you are not in the system, you don't exist as a victim.I urge everyone to secure their evidence IMMEDIATELY while the site is still accessible:
Get your User ID & Pending Balance: Go to the top menu, click on MORE, then PROFILE. Take a SCREENSHOT of this page. It shows your User ID and your "Pending Payouts."Collect TXIDs: Copy all your deposit Transaction IDs (TXIDs) and save them in a text file and/or screenshots. This is the only way to link your money to their wallets on the blockchain.File the report: Go to IC3.gov and FinCEN and submit your claim. Use your screenshots and TXIDs as evidence.Don't wait until the website goes completely offline. Once the domain is seized or the servers are wiped, your evidence is gone. Protect your claim now

what is the FBI gonna do? they have no jurisdiction to do anything to the guy that allegedly operating freebitco.in now. also not everyone who got scammed is from the US, so reporting it to the IC3 and FinCEN is useless.
#3
Re: SCAM: BC.GAME - $25,000 Leaderboard bait-and-switch & Support denies own website
in Scam Accusations
OP, when you joined the leaderboard was there any terms you agreed to specifically for the leaderboard? i looked around and i didn't find any terms.
knowing bc.game they would try to hide behind something to not pay you.

extending the leaderboard for another month is super unfair for everyone who joined expecting it would end in a month.
and they are actually going against their own words they have on the leaderboard page.




We appreciate users raising these issues, as it helps us identify communication and operational problems between different teams.
no you don't, that's just chatgpt talking. if you did appreciate feedback, you would have listened to the mountain of other issues that have been raised on the forum.

By the way, what about trustpilot and the fake reviews you guys bought there? This also didn't happen?



they would just say some BS like, "it's was our jealous competitors writing fake positive reviews to get us, bla bla bla"
#4
Re: Bitz Casino ignored self-exclusion & kept accepting deposits
in Scam Accusations
This is an open-and-shut case to me, i am surprised that the casino still argues that there was no wrongdoing on their part. It must be obvious to everyone who read the conversation on CG that their self-exclusion system does not meet the standards expected in the gambling industry.
not only that, but they also act as if they care, when they clearly don't. this what they said on casino.guru: "We take the issue of gambling addiction very seriously and always strive to provide support and assistance in such situations."

sorry, but which part of taking the issue seriously includes offering a bonus to tempt players to continue playing, or adding an extra step of two options instead of just banning someone outright when they ask for a permanent self exclusion.
not to mention, you can just change your mind and ask them to lift the self exclusion and they would just do it, how the fuck is that taking the issue of gambling addiction very seriously?

The smart thing to do here would be to pay this player their deposits made after the self-exclusion request was initiated and then fix their self-exclusion system. The system is designed to protect players, but the absence of permanent exclusion and the chance to lift the restriction at anytime does anything but protect the gambler.
i doubt they would do that, they deliberately designed their self exclusion system to be this way to make more money out of people who can't control themselves.

shame on you bitz.
#5
Re: Betting on celebrities boxing match
in Gambling discussion
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Social media comedian and streamer, Carter Efe...

So this guy is a celebrity? And now into boxing with other "celebrities"? Or is it just another stream on a higher level?

I have nothing about betting on crazy things, it's somehow a new normal... but this is too foolish for my taste. This is not a boxing match, it's a comedy show! And I am not sure how people find these things interesting... Maybe I am just too old.
i don't think it's an age thing, i think i'm younger than you, and those "celebrities" boxing matches is not something i'll go out of my way to watch or bet on.

i watched a fair share of boxing matches, and calling this one a comedy show is as accurate as you can be, just watch the highlights and tell me if you see any real boxing: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M7KXS4wq_OY
but i'm not gonna lie, watching that was kind of entertaining, it's just funny the way they are fighting, lol.

I am very surprised by those who follow the extravagant lifestyle of celebrities on YouTube or Instagram while they live in poverty and feel jealous and envious of the lifestyle of these people, and they do not realize that they are the reason for their fame.
we are living in a backwards reality.
#6
Re: Blocino.com - Fast, Secure and Fun - No KYC Casino
in Gambling
He's probably talking about Tina0x, her Telegram handle: @tokentina0x (found it by searching tokentina0x on Telegram and on Google)
In her YouTube channel, she showcased a crypto casino script frontend and backend. See the video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oDqPhIlkKQ8
Also, comparing Blocino's site to what Tina0x showed, it does have some sort of resemblance.
the site looks more similar to script shown on the first video on that channel https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9QSDfo5wb3w
the crash game is 1:1 (with a few UI changes) as you can see (Blocino on the left and Tina0x on the right):



I have no idea if this would be a bad thing or not (about buying a casino script from someone); I see those types of "selling casino scripts" posts all the time in this forum, so not sure if that's a big deal. Maybe if the script isn't that safe? Like having a malicious backdoor or hidden vulnerabilities. Roll Eyes
it's not about it being safe or not (definitely not safe), but ask yourself this, why would someone buy a casino script?
i would say because they are broke and can't afford getting a proper whitelabel software from a good provider or to hire a dev team, and if they are broke, if someone wins big, they are not getting paid, or if someone makes a large deposit, they will just exit scam.

that's why if a casino is using some kind of cheap script that's being sold online, you want to stay as far away as possible.
#7
Re: Winity — a new spaceship in the world of iGaming
in Gambling
Correct. For these reasons you mentioned, I wouldn't say a casino cannot afford not to operate in a country. They can afford it very well. They don't need to operate in countries where the government has banned real money gambling.
i think it's more like they are losing out on possible revenues, rather than cannot afford not to operate in a specific market.
i mean, there are plenty of small to medium casinos who only operated in small markets for many years, and they are pretty much profitable, they are not making crazy money like the big ones, but they are making money regardless, else they would have been long gone.

My country also banned gambling and cryptocurrencies as well. However, all the popular casinos and exchanges are operating their business in my country and the government never took any action against those casinos and the crypto exchanges.
same where i'm from, except instead of a ban, the government has a sole monopoly on operating anything gambling related, but that is not stopping any crypto casino from taking my donations, hehehe.
#8
Re: Best currency for digital products?
in Service Discussion
What cryptocurrency do you think is best for selling digital products?
since this is a digital product, i would say it doesn't matter which coin you accept, it will depend on what you will do with those coins after.
if you want to get USD or local currency after, stablecoins are the best, so you don't have to deal with market volatility.
if you want to add them to your stash to hold, BTC or ETH would be the better option.

me personally, i would enable all top coins on my store, and let the buyer pay with whatever coin they want, you would also get more sales doing that, and you can just exchange them to stablecoins.
#9
Re: DoSi ~ Dosibets.com ~ Crypto Casino/Rakeback/Unique Games
in Gambling
OP why are you hiding terms behind a signup, then users need to look for it on the help center page?
i'm pretty sure users need to see what they are signing up and agreeing to before they make an account, not after.

Edit: I found their license detail through their mod chat, will someone check it? "OGL/2025/1417/3363."
Checked it against this list issued by CGA: https://www.cga.cw/en/133i348441001 (click Online gaming licenses),
and I didn't see their license in it. Note that this list was last updated by CGA on May 4, 2026, so maybe their license isn't officially listed yet.
as far as i know, a CGA license only becomes active after it gets added to the register, and if they really had one they are required to add the license seal to the website, which they don't. also there is no mention of the company name, so i think they are just lying about having a license.
not to mention, this casino is clearly vibe coded and is not something serious, so i don't know how they would even be able to get a curacao license or if they can afford it.
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