Quote from: Sanitough on Today at 10:43:14 AM

Quote from: Nrcewker on Today at 02:26:34 AM

Quote from: Sanitough on Today at 02:10:12 AM

That's how business should be done. Metawin invested a lot in promotions to attract gamblers,

Instead of spending too much on promotions, they should have worked on the security of the site.

If they could do both, why only choose one?

It's obvious though, casino either land base on online are heavily invested on their security. Bu the thing with online though, is that there are a lot of threats as they could be under attack from state sponsored hackers, or from some random guy who's still living in his parents basement hacking this sites.

Quote from: Sanitough on Today at 10:43:14 AM

Quote from: Nrcewker on Today at 02:26:34 AM

I know they learned a lesson now, but what if the gamblers playing there lose their balances in this hack? If this hack and breach is done once, then there might be possibilities that this might happen once again. A hard-working man will think twice about depositing his hard-earned money in such a type of casino. I know Metawin is a big platform, and they handle these types of situations very professionally. But I am just keeping a common man’s point of view here.

I'm sure they're confident in their security, but no casino is hack-proof. Even Stake, one of the biggest, got hacked before. This shows that every casino is vulnerable. As gamblers, we should understand that getting hacked is part of the risk, and we might lose money because of it. But think about how much the casino loses when it happens.

If that is the case then Metawin should covered base on their investigations, the money that the supposedly their customer loss from the hacks. But in this case, it's different, it's their wallet that was drain and not the casino itself that's why no customers are affected if I'm not mistaken. And with that, as gamblers, we should really be very careful of our accounts as well in gambling sites as we are also the target by this cyber criminals.