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Board Gambling
Re: scam betting sites
by
chong ching
on 20/09/2014, 00:20:16 UTC
I totally agree with you
if you want to create list lest start with this

http://www.coinfinance.com/news/dicebitco-in-unmasked-as-a-scam-as-casino-steals-over-3-million

if you think you can manage this create a list with this.
Site name article or blog post for that site and so on.....

good luck with this if intend to keep it going.


Great idea.

I will only post that a website is fraudulent if sufficient proof  is present.

First example:
Will be added to evil list.
http://www.coinfinance.com/news/dicebitco-in-unmasked-as-a-scam-as-casino-steals-over-3-million is sufficient proof.

Second example:
Link leads to primedice which are pretty solid. Unless you can bring more evidence of malpractice, I will not include them in the evil list.
Dicebit.co.in.

This topic is a very good idea it will help to avoid more scams from this websites maybe some admin can pin that topic Smiley

Thank you, this is exactly what I am trying to do here.




I bet on dicebit.co.in, I was doing anywhere from 0.1-4 BTC bets on 10x payout, and when ever I was due to win the nonce would skip and give me a different number causing me to lose. I verified all my bets where the nonce skipped and they were all winners. If their code wasn't rigged, I would have walked away with 61.8 BTC. So yeah, I'd appreciate it if you could include them on your list. I can provide proof if needed.

I see that dicebit.co.in have no one to speak for them so I will take you on your word unless proven otherwise.

The only problem here is that their url leads to primedice, and so it could discredit them for no good reason (especially for newbies). How would you suggest I add them to the evil list in a way that is not harmful towards primedice?


https://dicebitco.in/ does not lead to PD.

You are of course right, the link you wrote does not lead to PD. However, please note the extra dot in the url I wrote(dicebit.co.in), that makes all the difference.