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Quote from: Sling0 on January 02, 2024, 03:25:33 PM

Yes I have reported it to the casino....Snip....
Still waiting for them to update me and also receive a thank you$? 🙄

You have done a great job by reporting the bug to the support team of the casino. If they find the bug as harmful then surely they'll compensate you for it and even if they don't that's still okay because you have done a great job anyway. I would recommend you to wait for their response if they're a reputed casino then you'll surely get some reward for reporting of that bug. It's not always necessary for a casino to run a bug bounty program but if someone finds a bug and reports it to a casino then in most cases casino appreciate that favor and reward such person with some money.

It's always something good to find a bug a d report such as appropriately needed, if we are to consider the gambling sector for now, we are not having more of the people interested in this and it's all because they have experience low rate from how this is actually happening, you may hardly get to find one, gamblers will be so focused on having their fun in using the casino than looking for bugs around when majority are even after winning their bets, we can therefore see this that it's not common and that rampart as before that they were being discovered, however, we shouldn't still relent from finding more because they still exist.

Well, I think you are wrong, except I don't clearly understand what you mean, which I will apologize if that be case.

Gamblers aren't the ones who go bug hunting bud, developers are mostly the ones who do, what or how will a gambler without a developer experience possibly recognize a bug in a line of codes? Practically impossible.
So, while gamblers are busy hunting for the next big winnings, developers are busy hunting for their next pay through finding bugs on already developed products.

And you are right with what you said that bug still do exist, they do, but not like before. Understand that technology have greatly improved the way websites are built this days, alot of things are now automated and not analogly done any more, this has greatly reduced the chances of human errors in codes, which is the bug we are talking about.