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I will do new password as well. If I make withdraw I have always received a email pressing to confirm or reject. Do you think I will be helped? Not like there is a way to report it fast.

Have you try to send them a message through the contact form, in the FAQ section of the site? It's the best way to contact them IMO.
BTW you need to enter your 2FA or your password to change the address of withdrawing if I'm not mistaken. If someone has made a withdrawal to another address, it means he knows your password.

Yes Password changed, 2FA added. I did message them through FAQ but never usually get replies. This user (Scammer) used instant withdrawal but it shows it's under review so I got to hope TheQuin sees my message and can stop it. There is a way you can look up a BTC address for scams and this user has received like 50 withdrawals totaling .05. I reported use on the site for scam. Got to wonder if they used address to make withdrawals from other users. One time someone bet my entire balance in 1 bet and I changed password and got the Malware for protection.

Yes usually they don't make withdrawals on all the accounts they hack, they wager the balance of the victims and only make withdrawals on accounts where the balance is large enough, in order to be less easily spotted. That's what the admin has already said if I remember correctly. That's why it's surprising to see a hacker making all those withdrawals to the same address. What is this address by the way? I hope it will be blacklisted.

This is the address stealing my balance if they get away with it. bc1qmlcw5qlsl8aedcqq92jse40yl7kfu6wgaga3g6