from everything i've read it looks like dooglus finally slipped up and got caught.
What are you talking about?
You think dice.ninja was my site? I've not even heard anyone suggest that.
It's worth mentioning. This is the 3rd or 4th time you've been connected with a gambling site that has bit the dust.
I don't know what you mean by "connected with". The only two gambling sites I've ever had any ownership or control of were Just-Dice and Doge-Dice. I've invested in others, but so have hundreds of other people.
The only two sites I can think of which have bit the dust after I've invested in them are dicebitco.in and dice.ninja. What's the 3rd or 4th you're thinking of?
A simple denial of the accusation would suffice.
Like I say, I've not even seen any accusation. "slipped up and got caught" is pretty vague.
If the trolls would ever say anything real then I could admit to it or deny it. As it is I don't know what he's talking about, so I asked what he was talking about.
If you're asking whether I was in any way connected to dice.ninja, I wasn't, other than:
* toad asked me to escrow the signature campaign; I agreed; he sent me 0.65 BTC; yesterday I paid out the 7 people he owed coins to; I have 0.33 BTC left which I have offered to Eric who paid out the first set of their signature payments but he refused it
* I bet on the site - maybe a total of 600 BTC; I made a profit of maybe 20 BTC (I don't have exact numbers since the site is down - maybe it's on a screenshot somewhere if it matters)
* I invested on the site in between playing; I hit a big losing streak maybe a month ago, got mad, divested and withdrew
* I offered to do their "proof of solvency" for them in a way which would prevent coinbase finding their cold wallet address; they didn't respond
* For a while I advertised dice.ninja in my forum signature; I never signed up for the signature campaign, never talked about my ad with them, was never paid for it and didn't expect to be
I think that's all?