Quote from: brianlee01 on June 27, 2016, 02:29:46 PM

Latest raffle have 314 entries, Very luck for me get 1st prize from EURO raffle. This is my second win lottery who first win 50 mBTC and second get 1000 mBTC. Cheesy

Thank you

Wow! Congratulations on your 1 BTC win. Maybe I'll win it in today's raffle. I got my first lotto win in the last lotto, and won 100 mBTC. Was nice to wake up and see 100 more mBTC on your account. Hopefully you cashed out your 1 BTC and didn't decide to gamble it all.

Sportsbet.io, still no response since you used the "if you get to pick the event, then we won't bother" defense. I have challenged you to name an event where you offer the best odds, yet I have still been ignored. You should at least learn betcoin.ag's passive aggressive response, as a response is better then being silent. Also, best odds simply means have the best odds - value, promotions, e.t.c don't effect the odds.

Quote from: mrgambool on June 25, 2016, 04:27:26 PM

Have you ever heard of William Hill for example? Or Bet365? Or Ladbrokes? Or Coral? Or Betway? Or some other names that have been around longer than you've been alive? Do you think they are scamming people on their lotteries? If not then why? Do you think that there is no other possible option that a site is scamming unless they are using provably fair? Have you ever heard of RNG-s? Have you done your research? You probably should if you are laying accusations.

Yes, RNGs exist. They can't be verified though. Sure, those betting sites don't use a provably fair drawing. The only difference is that sportsbet.io is a bitcoin sportsbook, and in the bitcoin gambling industry, provably fair is probably an industry stranded. Have you noticed that most sites without provably fair games don't have much volume?