Quote from: CarnagexD on Today at 03:51:37 PM

Quote from: Eureka_07 on Today at 02:58:57 PM

Quote from: AicecreaME on Today at 02:00:28 PM

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It depends on the bug. If you are not aware of it, it should be forgiven. But if it was a proven exploitation, then your account would be justified in being punished. Generally, if you know of some crucial bug, do not try to make use of it; eventually, you'll be punished for taking advantage of it. Be fair.

Haha as simple as it is. There's a quote that goes "You never break the rules, you only break yourself to abide the rules." So when you do things that you know is wrong, you're breaking your own self and virtue. Not only that you will pay legally for the damage and cheating that you cause, you're doing the wrong thing.

Also when you are caught, regardless if you're aware of it or not you will still pay for it. So be a wise gambler.

It makes me wonder whether casinos usually have some bug or exploit bounty program, like the one we have here in the forum. I think it would be very productive for both the industry and the gamblers/white hat hackers who ended up finding a bug by chance or by studying the system of the casino.

In the end, disclosing a bug and getting awarded by it is better than becoming a criminal.

I have found some information on Stake back from 2018, which implies they offer tips to users who responsibly report exploits to them, very cool, imo.