I also was not aware of a clone site, but who knows if it even existed? Could just be another confabulation. You bring up a great point on this... the hot wallet was constantly being refilled, how could he not notice these withdrawals. In addition, the bankrolls stated Betking was in the BLACK.
Even if there was a secret "clone site", it shows how hilariously dishonest Dean is. He's basically saying he risked peoples money to run a secret site, that he didn't want to cut them in on.
This is no different than DMF of dice.ninja who used investor/players money to gamble on other casinos (until eventually he epically busted on PrimeDice and lost it all). Then just went totally dark. And offered a few signed messages promising people who was going to make repayments (which he never did, of course).
Amazingly even though his identity was known, because of lack of any prosecution he managed to get away with embezzling millions of dollars. I guess Dean is hoping he can get away with the same fate.
It is recognized immediately with the amount of the bitcoin they are wagering which is a extreme amount talking about 1 btc per round. And it known it from their own sites bankroll they are gambling with.
While on other crypto gambling site (not your former one) there was a user who had the name theymos
and they were doing just this. Betting 1 bitcoin per roll. There were several of the support people saying this was indeed theymos and I even think the site owner mentioned he believes it was him as he had an account opened since the site was unveiled several years ago.This happened back in July so not to many people remember this happening but I think there was a post about here somewhere. Of course he didnt confirm or deny this was infact them or not. But there was a player who lost and this user transferred to them several bitcoins to inwhich everybody instantly said it was their alt account.
It was a strange day to be on there to say the least.
