Quote from: memehunter on December 24, 2024, 08:49:38 PM

This forum is full of wonders here is one of them;
@Stunna launched a new casino Prime Dice on 18 May 2013. He was just a newcomer, registered on 14 Feb 2013 (What a date to join Grin

) to this forum with very little trust and credibility.
On the very first day of launch one player named Bitcoinm deposited around 250$ and won 25000$ playing dice.
Now @Stunna could have just refused to pay (a million excuses exist) and stopped his casino. After that, he could have registered a different account and rebranded his casino to start again like many new casinos are doing nowadays.
Bitcoinm even offered him to pay in installments (those days lol);

Quote from: Bitcoinm on May 18, 2013, 07:35:18 AM

Cashed out just above 200 bitcoins. I feel slightly bad raining on such a new ventures parade, so I've allowed Stunna to have 2 days to pay me off. He was more than happy to pay in one go but I refused. The whole transaction will be completed over next 48 hours. I have already received over 40%, rest will come soon.

Thanks for the great service. I am looking forward to playing in the future. By the way, Stunna, would you mind messeging me your current supply of Bitcoins? I'm quite intrigued.

He got paid in full, no excuses whatsoever. Though he was not comfortable and expressed his emotions;

Quote from: Stunna on May 18, 2013, 07:42:56 AM

Thanks for being so reasonable, when you receive those please update your post. I'm in awe at the moment don't really know how to react to this. The fact that you started with 2 BTC and managed to make that much is certainly scary. Have to stay positive though! Certainly a rocky start, here's looking to a more positive future though.
Congratulations on your winnings!

but still, he did the right thing and showed a tremendous amount of honesty and the rest is history as we all know how much stake.com is worth today (or not Grin

).

Moral of the Story; Honesty Will Pay a Million-Fold More Than What You Can Steal With Dishonesty.

You mention a post with 200 bitcoin to make a point, especially with the current price around $100k - it's a bit of a deception really. Back then it was worth much less, more like a thousand. Most big casinos are well aware that occasionally they will have to pay off large gamblers, but do so without question as they know the money will often be deposited back within a short time frame. It is not just about being honest, it simply makes correct business sense if you want to make a lot of money over the long term to treat your customers correctly. If you do there is every chance that they might introduce friends who are even more profitable.