Quote from: pedrog on August 17, 2013, 06:13:28 PM

Quote from: ksteve96 on August 17, 2013, 05:52:14 PM

Well, I successfully withdrew my earnings, 7.06 BTC, I think I'd rather keep everything in my own wallet until everything is resolved.

I think I may be the opposite of most people, I don't like to jump to the "scam" conclusion as soon as one person offers some "proof."
With all the scam accusations always flying around and even a couple scam whistle-blowing sites that list pretty much any site that is involved in BTC, I think people mostly lean towards scam right from the get-go. Some even seem like they WANT things to be scams...
Don't misinterpret what I'm saying, caution is necessary, especially dealing with BTC, but there is a line between cautious and paranoid. A warning about dealing with caution can also quickly escalate into a witch hunt.

Issues have been raised, re-raised, repeated, and rephrased about whether this is a ponzi. Any more will be beating a dead horse. Any person being smart about investing their BTC have everything they need to make an informed decision at this point. My decision: withdraw and wait. My reason: DDOs attack and current high probability of a substantial portion of the bankroll getting withdrawn in a short time period.

Casinobit, have you considered asking the community for suggestions about dealing with the attack? This is a tech-savvy bunch after all.
Showing the invest script would also help, if it won't compromise the security of the site.
You really haven't done much besides deny allegations, proving them wrong would go a long way. I can't see a reason not to defend yourself, unless there is nothing to defend.

CasinoBit is around for some time, has far as I know he acted in good faith, and I have only good things to say about the interaction I had with him since I'm part of this community.

And even if there's a problem with the investment math, this would not be a pure ponzi because there's new money entering from player's lost bets.

Can you tell me the sites where bitcoin scams are listed? Those are damn useful websites!

Thanks.

Not really useful, when they name EVERY site as a scam, even if it isn't.