Quote from: allover on September 27, 2013, 09:39:14 AM

It's the very single important question. Your site recently acts normal when players win (small), but lags when players lose (large), what's happening? DDos itself cannot explain this, or, DDos attacks are helping you (which is very unlikely)?

You are seeing patterns where they don't exist. This isn't the first time that has happened (WLWLWL).

Quote from: allover on September 27, 2013, 09:39:14 AM

I'm questioning here, what Doog has changed? 1) changed rules without warning players = confirmed; (UNFAIR!) 2) changed rules specifically for me = confirmed; (UNFAIR again!) 3) more importantly besides previous two, nothing else changed?

Nothing changed. No "rules". I reduced the maximum any single bet can win to reduce the variance in an attempt to protect the site's bankroll. I made the change when there was very little activity on the site. Your balance and investment were both zero at the time.

That is all. There are no user-specific rules with the exception of users who have self-excluded from gambling.

I get it you're upset that you lost a couple of times on the site, but baseless accusations aren't going to help you. If you have any real evidence please present it. I've already countered all your points. What do you think adding a delay before announcing a losing bet would achieve? If you read about how the site's provable fairness works you'll see that there is no time element involved, so your "lag == cheating" theory is ridiculous on its face.