Quote from: TwitchySeal on October 17, 2022, 11:48:02 PM

Quote from: Bitcoin_Arena on October 17, 2022, 11:26:15 PM

So I saw this guy post a link today in another thread - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5354347.msg61129530#msg61129530

Does this prove that he is behind the shady LTC Casino?

Probably.

Just found their blog has an entry trashing Wazden:

https://www.ltccasino.com/cryptocasino/wazdan-glitchy-slots-that-harm-casinos-and-players-alike/

From the second half:

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LTC Casino and Wazdans Power of Gods: Hades
The Emucasino incident revealed another vital detail: Wazdan games may contain vulnerabilities. This information can bring massive profits for those with proper skills ready to act maliciously. After the attackers narrowed the search to Wazdan titles, it didnt take much to find a bug.

Next, the question arose of where to exploit the bug with minimal risk of detection. The choice fell on LTC Casino an anonymous crypto casino with instant payouts.

The attackers created an account, made a deposit, and immediately proceeded to the vulnerable slot Power of Gods: Hades, another Wazdans creation employing the Hold and Win mechanics. Despite the success during the preliminary testing, they couldnt replicate it. After a bumpy start, the attackers blackmailed the casino and demanded their deposits back since losing money was not a part of their plans.

Still, they were confident about their findings. To exclude possible external factors, they closed sunk accounts and continued to play the same game on new ones, since it is allowed by the LTC Casino terms. In total, they made about 50,000 spins in Power of Gods: Hades without placing a single bet in any other game. If you have ever played at an online casino, you realize that this approach has nothing to do with pleasing gameplay, especially when you lose.

But this is only true if you are not certain that the game is guaranteed to pay off. When they finally managed to trigger the bug, it was easy for them to win the grand jackpot of x3000 three times throughout 13,000 spins. According to Wazdans statement, the probability of hitting the grand jackpot in Power of Gods: Hades is 1:166000. Thus, the odds of hitting three grand jackpots in such a short period are virtually non-existent.

This was the only information that LTC Casino managed to get from Wazdan. The developer ignored all other issues, including the request to conduct a detailed analysis of all rounds and sessions on the players accounts, not just the winning spins. The studio even refused to disclose the volatility level at which the game was played. This information was of key importance for the casinos investigation after the provider turned down its own.

The reluctance of some providers to target themselves is understandable since this entails reputational damage and possibly even substantial restitutions. Wazdan has shown that they are not averse to such practices either, leaving troubleshooting to their shell operator Volt Entertainment, which avoids mentioning the head company and prefers a vague us, and refusing to conduct a detailed investigation when it is obviously needed. Indeed, it is much easier to conceal a bug that does not have such a visual reflection as in Prosperity Pearls.

Conclusion
If you are interested in the Power of Gods: Hades bug, we hate to break it to you. Most likely, it was identified and silently fixed by the developer. Furthermore, it is impracticable to exploit bugs without special software. Such software was also used in this case, as evidenced by thousands of non-stop spins, impossible through the in-game autospin feature, and the sessions of 16 hours or more. Few players can sustain this pace, but computers are perfect for it.

Crucially, no one knows what bugs remain in Wazdan slots. They pose risks for both casino operators and players. For casinos, it means that they may pay out illegitimate winnings without much help from the provider. And if you are a player, the situation is not much better. Dont be filled with enthusiasm when you win big in Wazdan slots, as your winnings may be a result of an in-game error. Whats more, such bugs may work both ways. In other words, the RTP may be much lower than expected, but you will never know about it.

Guess they decided not to include the obvious lie that after investigating softswiss "unequivocally" determined the win was fraudulent and just used their own flawed "player only played one game, played 50,000 spins and then hit two 3,000x wins - must be cheating!" logic.

Usually it's players making the outrageous claims of being cheated, not the casino.

Ltc casino never shared the alleged Softwiss statement because cheating never happened and Sofswiss would have to face wadzan make such a false accusations.
I have nothings to lose anymore and since I never cheated and I was scared of not getting paid I never tried to force Ltc to share Softwiss statement.

Ltc casino should share it and clear their names as for months they called a cheater with no proves and also made such a defamatory accusations against their provider wadzan.