Quote from: jackg on July 22, 2018, 12:25:15 PM

@Kakmakr, I think I probably know the answer but do you have a static IP or a dynamic IP - if it's dynamic, you might want to request a static one so this error doesn't happen again)?

If the static address gets added to a VPN / Proxy list that's going to make his problem worse. I respect Kakmakr's privacy so I'm not pushing him to do this, but if he PMs me his user ID I'll ask wetsuit to whitelist him so he doesn't get checked against the IP database.

Quote from: jackg on July 21, 2018, 10:29:11 PM

"Normal" gambling sites do, although I guess they know the legal entities they're doing business with.

I didn't reply to this yesterday because I wanted to take opinion from other site owners. They all agree that they couldn't trust anyone to code for them.

Quote from: jackg on July 21, 2018, 10:29:11 PM

Wetsuit could easily get other users to program to help him build the site and add new features (it would probably be better to include more people to give ideas and code prototypes for wetsuit that he can then test).

It would be more work to check the code than write it yourself.

Quote from: jackg on July 21, 2018, 10:29:11 PM

Also, there is, as far as I remember from the site, only 5% of funds in a hot wallet, everything else is in cold storage...

Yeah, you're right, it is only ~400 BTC so why should we care about securing that? We could always top it up from the cold wallet so they could steal some more.

Quote from: Snatdard usre on July 21, 2018, 10:42:06 PM

No, TheQuin is the only helper, because his grammar and manner of talking is always the same.

That's really got me intrigued. Somone else does handle the support emails so now I wonder if I have a doppelganger.