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I feel like I was just recently scammed for all the BTC that I had deposited into DuckDice.
This is the situation and the message that I sent to DuckDice Support:
"Hello, I recently joined DuckDice (just yesterday), but I have encountered an error or something that stole pretty much all of my BTC.
Now that I see that there is a slot for attachments, I really wish I took a screenshot, but I will just try to explain instead.
I was betting around 10 Satoshis to 10000 Satoshis, and In a single bet the abosulute MAXIMUM that I would lose would potentially be 0.001 BTC, Of course depending on many different factors.
But then suddenly I lost 0.06 BTC on a single bet! Three times in a row!
How did this happen!?
It was on auto bet and the bot was playing by itself. Everything was running perfectly smooth for an hour or so, and then I just left it to run for awhile.
When I returned, no more than 2 hours later, it had completely run out of funds, and the 3 most recent losses were for 0.06 BTC each.
What? How?!
Please please get my Bitcoin back! I feel completely cheated and I just dont understand how this possibly could have happened. There was absolutely no possible way that it should have lost that much from a single bet! Let alone three times in a row!
None of the parameters were set high enough for that to possibly happen. It was not set high enough to allow bets of that size, so I have absolutely no idea why or how it chose to bet 0.06 BTC in a single bet. Three times in a row.
Please get my BTC back! I should receive 0.18 BTC. That is how much I had originally until the auto-bet decided to use it all without my permission.
I did not allow the auto-bet to issue bets of that high amount. I am completely confused and I feel absolutely cheated. There was no possible way that it should have been betting 0.00001000 BTC for over an hour, and then suddenly issue three bets of 0.06 BTC.
Please help! Thank you so much!"
Unfortunately, no replies at all.
I feel horrible. I lost all my BTC that I had deposited within seconds of a rogue auto-bet bot.
This is the situation and the message that I sent to DuckDice Support:
"Hello, I recently joined DuckDice (just yesterday), but I have encountered an error or something that stole pretty much all of my BTC.
Now that I see that there is a slot for attachments, I really wish I took a screenshot, but I will just try to explain instead.
I was betting around 10 Satoshis to 10000 Satoshis, and In a single bet the abosulute MAXIMUM that I would lose would potentially be 0.001 BTC, Of course depending on many different factors.
But then suddenly I lost 0.06 BTC on a single bet! Three times in a row!
How did this happen!?
It was on auto bet and the bot was playing by itself. Everything was running perfectly smooth for an hour or so, and then I just left it to run for awhile.
When I returned, no more than 2 hours later, it had completely run out of funds, and the 3 most recent losses were for 0.06 BTC each.
What? How?!
Please please get my Bitcoin back! I feel completely cheated and I just dont understand how this possibly could have happened. There was absolutely no possible way that it should have lost that much from a single bet! Let alone three times in a row!
None of the parameters were set high enough for that to possibly happen. It was not set high enough to allow bets of that size, so I have absolutely no idea why or how it chose to bet 0.06 BTC in a single bet. Three times in a row.
Please get my BTC back! I should receive 0.18 BTC. That is how much I had originally until the auto-bet decided to use it all without my permission.
I did not allow the auto-bet to issue bets of that high amount. I am completely confused and I feel absolutely cheated. There was no possible way that it should have been betting 0.00001000 BTC for over an hour, and then suddenly issue three bets of 0.06 BTC.
Please help! Thank you so much!"
Unfortunately, no replies at all.
I feel horrible. I lost all my BTC that I had deposited within seconds of a rogue auto-bet bot.
From your post I don't see any reason why you should be granted a refund.
You said you lost 3 times in a row? How is the site cheating you exactly?
Did you martgineale? Where you keep doubling your bet until you win and then reset? If so then thats a very bad strategy and usually leads to complete account losses.
Because I wasnt betting anywhere near that amount.
But yes, I was using the web auto bet, and the settings were just a simple 0.0001 BTC at a 65% chance.
Win multiplier 1. Loss multiplier 1.
There was no possible way that it should have suddenly - by itself - switched to 0.06 BTC bets, when it was running stably for over an hour at 0.0001 BTC bets.
I did not change the settings. I did not authorize bets of that size, etc.
The bot somehow did it by itself.
And now it has been pointed out to me that the bet losses arent even showing up in the High Roller tab, so where did the BTC go? I dont have it, and apparently DuckDice doesn't have it
Were you by any chance using the computer while it was autobetting?
I am wondering if you maybe accidently hit a "Hotkey" and you multipled your bet, you can do this by hitting the key "S".
These hotkeys should be disabled by default however.
Another thing to check is, check if someone made a withdraw of the 0.06BTC? Maybe your computer got hacked and someone login into your account and withdrew your entire account balance, since its not showing up on the high roller tab.
No there were no hotkeys activated, and there was no withdrawal
I am honestly so baffled how this happened. maybe it was some super elaborate hack or something.
Thanks for the suggestions and the help. Unfortunately, I am most likely not going to get a refund since it seems that DuckDice is not at fault.
IDK. It just seems unexplained to me.
I guess the only way that I could end up recovering my BTC is if DuckDice decided to compensate me out of kindness, but I sorta doubt that, haha
Thanks for the help
So what happened exactly? Did someone hack into your account and withdraw the 0.06BTC while you were still betting on the site?
You might have some malware installed or your email might be compromised.