Quote from: Timmy88 on March 05, 2021, 01:24:41 PM

What’s up guys!

A few questions and comments from an occasional player:

1. First and foremost - BY FAR; why did rakeback potential get cut in half, from 30% to 15%? This was done with little to no warning and for mid stakes players, it has a large effect on loss rate. As you knew when you did this and in the manner in which it was done, I’d imagine.
The VIP wheel doesn’t come close to making up the difference, as it depends V on losses over a single day period. So one could conceivably lose 25-50k USD on a Friday, return to the platform on Monday, and be EXCLUDED FROM PARTICIPATION. It’s

If you had a thread on a forum moderated by people w zero conflicts of interest, such as 2p2 (biggest in the world by far), the players would skewer Wolfbet for this. It is analogous to the Pokerstars heist from THEIR biggest customers - the SuperNova Elites - who were told in November of 2015 that Pokerstars would no longer be honoring their approx $120k in rewards, after the players had played for 11 months out of the year chasing SNE status. Some considered filing a class action and some organized a boycott. Some did other things. That was the key inflection point and is mostly why there is almost zero action at mid or high stakes. Ultimately, the fine print gave them an out to stiff those players.

2. Myself and another user who has also reached Beta status ($5mm-$10mm handle) have noticed something peculiar, that may be perfectly square, and I’d like to hope our observation is way off the mark. But the big Weds $5k volume race rarely seems to be won by a player who isn’t listed as “hidden”. I have a ton of faith in the crypto gambling world, from an ethical/moral POV (who wouldn’t, am I wrong?). However, enabling players to stay hidden, while they participate in the Wolf Race seems like those less trusting than myself could potentially speculate that a site is pocketing the prizes.

3. I recently had a very disappointing experience with a normally reasonable customer service team (I won’t give their stage name). After having NEVER BEFORE adjusted settings on the flashbet feature, w regards to raising or lowering a wager based on win or loss of the previous roll, I set a $0.52 100 roll flashbet w the goal to hit under 7 and/or under 9 a few days ago. I went to work and then began my FIRST FLASHBET SESSION OF THE DAY - only to find that .165 btc was “missing” and the 100 rolls only lasted 24 rolls before I received the “you’re broke, no more flashbet for you” sign.

Having been completely perplexed by now, I went back to my session ID to find that my settings had been changed to raising my wager 6% after a win (under 9) and to increase by 60% after a losing roll. It would be impossible to accomplish anything but going bust, if using these settings - it’s not like there’s a chance my on-site bankroll - or anybody else’s- could do anything but go bust with those settings.

My playing history backed up my assertion. I’d have been better off donating to charity lol - which I ended up doing to punish myself and remind myself to be grateful for the things I do have. But I strongly felt and feel an inadvertent adjustment or update to my settings had occurred when I was off line. Perhaps there was a software glitch. Or perhaps an update caused an error. I don’t know anything other than that I did not, under any circumstances, manually write in 6% and 60% into fields I had previously never used.

The manager I deal with is usually reasonable. Not this time. I received ZERO refund, as is their right. I was told that it was of my own doing and the software only performs w the settings the user implements. I don’t mind losing - whether it was this $7,500 or the other $200,000-$300,000 I’ve spent on Wolfbet as part of my leisure budget. Being told I was essentially either lying or incompetent - I didn’t appreciate that so much.

As some of you know, I’ve given away $1000’s in tips across different platforms. I offered to re-deposit immediately AND make the chat rain, if they would refund the .165 btc. No further response from them.

I have also noticed the software reload in the middle of a Hilo hand or dice roll. I often wonder why that is . . .

- Timmy88

I have also noticed the software reload in the middle of a Hilo hand or dice roll. i don't know why

some times dice get too slow