Nobody seems to be considering the possibility that they are not actually paying campaign participants, but one or two so-called "bumping" services, and that all participant accounts are actually alts belonging to the same group.
I actually thought about this before, but learnt that 1xbit is actually paying many of their participants on a regular basis despite all the scam accusations against them which did surprise me to be honest.
I guess they will continue paying their participants until their goals are achieved in this forum. Some of these participants use alt accounts to scam the scammers themselves.
Based on the trust rating of their participants, I noticed many are actually alt accounts. The idea that a company would be willing to hire cheaters to cheat them seems very strange. It makes me wonder if something else is going on behind the curtain that we don't know about. Hence my comment that it is possible that all accounts (or most of them) belong to the same group and were hired under the "bumping" service.
So far, there has been no evidence to convincingly prove any side of the debate - and there can't be. The answer to "why" is posted in the FAQ above.
Refuting the accusations won't improve your reputation rendering whatever you are trying to say pointless. 1xbit and 1xbet are connected and that's basically a fact at this point.
Their denial means absolutely nothing at this point. It is abundantly clear that they are part of the same company, and they have failed to refute any of the evidence so far.