Re: Bitcoin Casino Scammers - BitCasino.io - BEWARE! DO NOT DEPOSIT!
Even though this thread is 120 old and your post history labels you as a SCAMMER https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=trust;u=637316, I still wanted to address it as it appears in Google search 
OP states that "BitCasino's site is literaly booby-trapped with ways to steal your coins."
Is that even possible and if it is, this is the very first I've heard of it. A bitcoin casino, who wants you to lose your coins from gambling, instead resorts to booby-trapping?
As absurd and demented as that sounds, you sound just a little paranoid and either had a really bad streak or entirely fabricated this story out of spite. I'm guessing it's a small combination of each...
You sound angry at Bitcoin casinos in general and hopefully you've since been able to come to your senses, relaxed a bit, and found peace.
Yes it is possible to booby-trapping! For example they let you deposit without any KYC and when you have won and want to withdraw they suddenly ask for KYC procedure! OP states that "BitCasino's site is literaly booby-trapped with ways to steal your coins."
Is that even possible and if it is, this is the very first I've heard of it. A bitcoin casino, who wants you to lose your coins from gambling, instead resorts to booby-trapping?
As absurd and demented as that sounds, you sound just a little paranoid and either had a really bad streak or entirely fabricated this story out of spite. I'm guessing it's a small combination of each...
You sound angry at Bitcoin casinos in general and hopefully you've since been able to come to your senses, relaxed a bit, and found peace.
Wow, you really are showing your true intelligence...
Let me ask you a question, Mr. -16 trust:
Do you have ANY IDEA of the deposit - withdrawal ratio?
In other words, cause I know you're a bit slow, do you have any idea how many MORE people deposit THEN withdrawal?
The answer is that not a lot of people withdrawal (cause that's how gambling works, in case you were unaware, most people lose).
It would be insanity for a casino to KYC each and every single new account that makes a deposit.
Are they supposed to KYC for a $50 deposit? That's a waste of time. You can figure it out on your own as to why.
They don't "suddenly" ask for KYC, it's stated in their TOS and blasted all over the internet that this particular casino requires KYC (in order to be able to operate).