Quote from: Sefton on October 11, 2015, 12:17:59 PM

Quote from: shapetwist on October 10, 2015, 09:48:35 PM

You know what? Give me ten successful PD stories.

Tell me how much good this website has done to people.

You can't.

It's designed to make people lose. And come back, and lose again.

You can argue that is not scamming, fair enough, it's just business. But why do we need to feed a business like this that never pays back?

A business that makes people crippled? And ruined?

Yes that is a scam to me. Worse that straight-forward stealing. I hope Stunna is happy with his creation that lead to many people destroying their lives.

And this is now, I know what they had to do to reach this point. And that was not pleasant either.

Not replying further.

Your logic is absolutely ridiculous. Nobody forces people to throw away their money. Are nightclubs and drug dealers to blame for people losing their money on alcohol and other drugs? No. Gambling like drugs is a choice and in moderation can be both fun and no issue. Some people just can't handle either. You personally might find gambling morally wrong but plenty of others dont or choose not to gamble. The choice is always theirs.

An exception just for you.

Yeah, drugs dealers are to blame. In what world do you live in? I don't deny that gambling and drugs are available solely because of people's interest. But I never referred to regular gambling or drugs. What we have here is a gambling platform that is 100% unregulated. That denies access to their code for legitimacy check and provides a provably fair system that is not fail proof; something you can check for yourself.

I couldn't care less for their business model. My point still stands, taking advantage of third party funds under an unregulated market, and under suspicious and shady practices is as bad as straight forward stealing.

You sound like you trust the model implemented. That's the main issue. If the model was to be clear, and the engine public, none of my claims would be valid. Yet, I stand the right to suspect faulty behavior since a trust model isn't exactly ideal for a situation such as this one.

Either you want it or not, gambling systems under an unregulated market are to be suspected and not taken for granted.