Dean's name/reputation is in tatters due to his child-like reactions to criticism and dodging important questions regarding where ICO funds went and providing *proof* that bankroll funds were actually hacked/stolen - something I still find extremely hard to believe.
It's worth mention that prior to him being hacked, things were on a massive downward spiral He made bizarre lies, like he had pirated bustabit's game (he didn't even try to hide it, so even the comments were character for character identical) and wouldn't pay the license fee (which was only 2 btc, iirc). He then had the audacity to blame me, even though I was supposedly his friend. All because I told him "well if no one notices, you can get away with it" (or something close to it). He then took it down for a couple days, and put it back and claimed he had just rewrote the whole thing (even though it was blindly obvious all he did was run it through a js minifier). After that he was kicked out of the Crypto-Gambling-Foundation. And mean while he had locked the value of his ICO tokens to the price of bitcoin, and the *second* it moved against him, he just totally reneged. He was happy to make hundreds of thousands when it moved in his favor, but not take a dollar of loss the other way. And then as you note, he literally had zero volume after word spread .... and then opened up "bankroll investing" (even though raising money for the bankroll was part of the ICO plan) and then *poof* it got "hacked" lmao.
Dean's only chance would be to transfer control of Betking to someone reputable and skilled, and work on the backend. He'll never run a successful dice site on his own again.
Hm? Betking name literally is of negative value. I can't imagine why any sane person would ever get involved with Dean, or play at a site he was involved in.