Why not just say: me and my friend, we wanted to do an online business, it seems the bonus money offer was way too much, someone won big, we couldn't afford to pay so now I am saving whatever is left to be saved from our reputation. You are not the only one who tried to create a business and failed, rest assure, without failure you can't prospère. I mean of course you had to pay the users with your own money, you were part of the project, part of the team. Do you want us to make a pool to reimburse on your mistake?
Acting like a victim is lame.
What you say sounds very harsh but to some degree there are aspects which I cannot blame you for wanting to believe but that is your opinion and you are entitled to it. Allow others to disagree with it.Acting like a victim is lame.
You probably already know this by now, from this experience, but to everyone else, I will tell you from my own experience, Do Not Attempt To Launch A Casino By Yourself!
Casinos must be ran similar to responsible companies. Contrary to popular thinking, casinos have thin margins of profit, because their entire revenue depends on people losing the games in the long run!
So, if enough users do not use the site, or the crypto prices suddenly crash (it can be mitigated somewhat by converting the cold wallet storage to USDT, or USD in a bank, but the hot wallet must always be replenished at all times), you will run out of cash to pay users.
Also, crypto casinos in particular get abused by multi-accounters with no mercy, so if you cannot afford sophisticated, state-of-the-art blockchain fraud detection then you will be robbed by your own users.
In summary, if any of the below are not true:
1) You have incorporated the casino to avoid personal liability of debt payments
2) You have institutional lenders willing to loan your casino money (wealthy individuals do not count)
3) You have already installed blockchain fraud and DDoS/malware protection for your backend
4) You have enough reserves in hand to pay your staff and the hot wallet for at least 6 months in case of an emergency
Then DO NOT LAUNCH A CASINO for your own sanity' sake.
If memory serves correct, I recall a thread where you were looking for either partners or investors because you were creating a casino or a casino type of website from scratch. Did you decide to cancel the idea or is it something that is still in the pipeline? Casinos must be ran similar to responsible companies. Contrary to popular thinking, casinos have thin margins of profit, because their entire revenue depends on people losing the games in the long run!
So, if enough users do not use the site, or the crypto prices suddenly crash (it can be mitigated somewhat by converting the cold wallet storage to USDT, or USD in a bank, but the hot wallet must always be replenished at all times), you will run out of cash to pay users.
Also, crypto casinos in particular get abused by multi-accounters with no mercy, so if you cannot afford sophisticated, state-of-the-art blockchain fraud detection then you will be robbed by your own users.
In summary, if any of the below are not true:
1) You have incorporated the casino to avoid personal liability of debt payments
2) You have institutional lenders willing to loan your casino money (wealthy individuals do not count)
3) You have already installed blockchain fraud and DDoS/malware protection for your backend
4) You have enough reserves in hand to pay your staff and the hot wallet for at least 6 months in case of an emergency
Then DO NOT LAUNCH A CASINO for your own sanity' sake.
Why not just say: me and my friend, we wanted to do an online business, it seems the bonus money offer was way too much, someone won big, we couldn't afford to pay so now I am saving whatever is left to be saved from our reputation. You are not the only one who tried to create a business and failed, rest assure, without failure you can't prospère. I mean of course you had to pay the users with your own money, you were part of the project, part of the team. Do you want us to make a pool to reimburse on your mistake?
Acting like a victim is lame.
Acting like a victim is lame.
This statement is 100% correct. Royse777 is 100% responsible for the consequences. Do not believe all the shit about his friend is the ceo. Royse is the man behind the project.
Pretty strange that some people changed their tag to neutral. The victims must be paid. Not only begin refunded, pay all their innings.
I have seen others refer to Royse777 as 'she' therefore I started doing that too. As far as I am aware (and only from what I have read), she was employed as a signature campaign manager but that branched out in to too many aspects of the company/website and far more involved. That was when things went wrong for her. There is nothing to suggest Royse777 set out to scam users.