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Re: From High Roller to Whistleblower: Uncovering Bitcasino.io's VIP Practices
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kingjudas
on 21/09/2024, 23:01:48 UTC
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Quote from: kingjudas on September 01, 2024, 09:05:23 PM
The theft of the 88 ETH occurred within ten minutes of my withdrawal, and only two parties were aware of this significant transaction: myself and Bitcasino.io...

No, you're wrong. An unlimited number of people knew about this transaction, since all transactions in the blockchain are visible to everyone. At the same time, attackers use bots that signal all large transactions on the network and it is obvious that your 88 ETH belong to this category. Bitcasino responsibility ends from the moment this transaction for transferring funds to your wallet appeared on the network.


Hold on. You've completely missed the point and made a bunch of wrong assumptions.
I had over $8k sitting in my wallet for at least 36 hours before the theft. This isn't about some bot snatching funds right after a big deposit. When I said no one could have known about the transaction, I meant the specific timing and amount, not that blockchain transactions are private.
You're oversimplifying a complex situation and ignoring the actual circumstances of my case. My issue with Bitcasino isn't even about the theft itself, but how they treated a VIP customer afterward.
Next time, try asking for clarification instead of jumping to conclusions and telling me I'm "wrong" about my own experience. Your snap judgments aren't helpful and show you didn't bother to understand the situation before commenting.
Don't pretend to be an expert on a situation you clearly don't grasp. It's not a good look.

Its really like you are so desperate to regain back your funds, but actually you can't do anything with it. The money you have is already lost and that is out of jurisdiction of bitcasino since the hacking does not happen in their casino. Yeah they are the one know that you sent such huge amount in your wallet but you should consider also that your wallet is already compromised before then the hacker is only waiting for some funds to came then stole it. Many people say it to you but still you are staining the reputation of bitcasino. If you have strong proof that they are the one hack your funds then comeback here and for sure lots of people will help you criticize them and ask to refund you. But its hard to prove your situation so much really better to move on and learn a lesson in hard way. Its really depressing to lose that money but you reverse everything and oblige them to pay you.


I think you've misunderstood my position entirely. I'm not trying to recover the 88 ETH, nor am I asking Bitcasino to refund it. That incident was mentioned once to provide context, but it's not the main issue.
The real problems are:

Bitcasino's refusal to provide my financial statements, which I have a right to.
Their sudden closure of my account during an ongoing dispute.
Their lack of transparency and poor communication.

I'm not "staining their reputation" - I'm sharing my experience as a VIP customer who has been treated poorly. This isn't about the hack anymore; it's about how Bitcasino handles customer concerns and data requests. Please read my updated post carefully before making assumptions about my intentions or the situation.