Quote from: Erdogan on Today at 10:36:40 PM

So I will consider this as the number of visits.

Well you can be wrong a million times.

Quote from: Erdogan on Today at 10:36:40 PM

Quote from: decodx on Today at 10:30:42 PM

Quote from: Erdogan on Today at 08:08:36 PM

I do not follow the statistics on a regular basis, but anyway, even if there will be 10000 per day, for me it will be very large number.

As I've pointed out before, Stake.com, for example, gets over 10M visits per month (or about 330k per day if you prefer), so your little scammy casino isn't even in the same league as some of the legitimate ones. I don't know why you keep bringing up those stats that clearly don't work in your favor.

You are constantly focusing on irrelevant information, such as signature campaign and website traffic. Such information says nothing about the legitimacy of the casino. I wonder if you can provide us with some concrete evidence of a gambler who won and successfully withdrawn a substantial amount from 1xbit? I bet other gamblers would also be interested in such information.

From what I remember you got these stats from the same site and you call them "visits" so I understand I am right.

I don't know what that has to do with that Stakes.com is a bigger casino? Irrelevant.

For me, 20000 visits per day in 1xbit.com is a very large number, that's all.

All right so you remember. That's progress.

My point of comparing your statistics with Stake.com is to show you how irrelevant they are. If you think that 20k pageviews is an indicator of the size of the casino, it only proves that you are uninformed and haven't made any comparison on which you could draw such a conclusion.

You believe that 1xbit is a "very big" casino, but I proved you wrong. I claim that no serious gambler from this forum plays there. Can you prove me wrong?