Who am I speaking to? Is this Wetsuit? TheQuin?

We'd like a little more information on what exactly happened to your website. Has TheQuin resigned and is no longer repping? What about the hacks that took place a month ago where a malicious actor was able to inject malicious scripts in order to swap the withdrawal address? Why the silence since then? What happened to you in that period?

Please don't keep us in the dark like this.

Who am I speaking to? Is this Wetsuit? TheQuin?

We'd like a little more information on what exactly happened to your website. Has TheQuin resigned and is no longer repping? What about the hacks that took place a month ago where a malicious actor was able to inject malicious scripts in order to swap the withdrawal address? Why the silence since then? What happened to you in that period?

I've already withdrawn my entire balance, and I think everyone here should too. This doesn't look good at all, at least until TheQuin comes back (which is really hopeless at this point). The website is showing signs of neglect, with the lottery list not being published, confirmation email delays, among other things.

For those having trouble being unable to withdraw because of the confirmation email, choose the default address in your profile. This won't require any confirmation or 2FA being enabled, and that's the option I went with.

The process is automatic, UNLESS your account is flagged by the system for manual review for potential multi-accounting, cheating or otherwise breaking the TOS.

You didn't break the TOS, therefore the system did not have anything to withhold your withdrawal for. Please apply some common sense, and please shorten your posts.

This is a bad sign. Support on the forums is unresponsive, and now manual reviews aren't going through. This site looks to be abandoned at this point.

If I were you, I'd just dash those Legendary accounts with the signatures and branded profile pictures. Did you ever notice how their posts are often long-winded and their points are meaninglessly stretched over 100 words? They are paid to create these sort of posts with a certain character threshold to pass in order to be eligible for payment. They are promoting links in their signatures for other casinos every time they post.

Anyway, I spoke with the hacker FelErYun (Look at the script link that's loaded in the HTML, it contains the feleryunfbc name, with fbc being FreeBitco.in's name) a month ago when the first set of victims came forward on this thread, you can look it up in my profile posts. I don't know if you guys came to a conclusion yet, but this is an XSS exploit, a vulnerability that was present in FBC for the longest time that someone bothered to actually take advantage of. These exploits simply sideload a script that's able to do anything within your website session, which is consistent with you guys' experience logging in and seeing your BTC balance immediately flashing to zero. They don't have your passwords, and your system is not compromised.

The script loads selectively based on the UserID. and it replaces the withdrawal address for the hacker's wallet upon withdrawal. If you don't have 2FA enabled, FBC prompts you with an email to confirm withdrawal to the fraudulent address. For those with 2FA enabled, they've already lost their money, as their account don't require email confirmation. This is a really clever hack, as the user may get scared into better securing their account with 2FA, falling into the trap and losing their money in the end.

FelErYun came forward a month ago on this thread, claiming to be the hacker. I believe its him, because one of the script links loaded in the hack contains that name, with fbc appended at the end of it (so, feleryunfbc). Read up on my profile for the rest, cause its long winded. I questioned him for as long as i can before i disappeared to get more info about the whole ordeal, including his motives.

This is really sad to see go down. I've been using FBC for a long time already, and have referred a couple of gamblers to it. I had trust in them, But with TheQuin's disappearance, and waves of victims coming in, I don't feel confident anymore.

That's fucking sad, man. So what are you going to do about those bitcoins you stole? Put the whole thing to rest already. Whats your next move?

You mentioned you and a number of other people knew of those exploits. How did you relay those concerns to the team to begin with? How did you know the team DID see these reports?

Now that you mention the last known report, and seeing this fiasco go down like this, I'm not feeling confident anymore having funds in this platform with dumbest security vulnerabilities unpatched like this.

Lie and ghost you? C'mon. He played you like a damn fiddle from where I'm standing. He says he withdrew his entire balance. Finessed you and got away! And don't get me started on the reminder emails you sent to him a bunch of times. You didn't have to tell me you were desperate, I was smelling all the way out here. Is this your first time heisting?

But anyway, wouldn't you have it in your heart to return the stolen BTC, or are you gonna settle your debts with them?

Interesting. So what critical information could you parse with this xss exploit from the victim's FBC account that you could use for monetary gain? Besides, y'know, scaring them shitless with a message telling them to transfer half a BTC or else.

I'm actually pretty impressed they saw through that bullshit message, by the way. Tracked down the malicious js and blocked, even. How much money did you steal with the address switcheroo?

How long would you say the XSS vulnerability was in the site for? Crazy to think it was there all this time until you exploited it proper.

No way you orchestrated such a high-profile heist like this just to send a message about FBC house edge. What's the motivation, really?

I know this isn't the right time to ask this, I sympathize with your situation and I hope you are able to recover your funds.

But how the hell do you have -354 merit? In the negative? I've never seen an account with negative merit in my 4+ years on the forums here.

Woops, seems I missed you guys' messages. I know its been 2 years, but if there is still a position open within your project, we can work something out. Cheers!

Sweet earnings on the WoF. As for me, I do exchange my RPs for a 100 spins everyday, but I don't roll them. I'm buying me cheap while I still can so when the bear market hits, I'll roll them all for some good profits.

The great thing about the spins is that they are dynamically priced in relation to the price of btc. When BTC goes down, the rewards increase and that when you roll.

Hello. Recently, a gambling referral quit rolling a month or two ago (from what I can tell anyway). At this point I've accumulated around 45K reward points in my account. I've already withdrawn my referral earnings, but those RPs can't be converted to BTC and withdrawn until I reach the 100K point. I'm not a gambler, so gambling my way to the summit is a no-go. I don't have the time nor patience to use the free rolls to get there either, it isn't feasible anyway as I'd have to roll around 14,000 times to get to the finish line, assuming I earn 4 RPs per roll.

At this point, the best option of converting these RPs to something of value is via exchanging them to Wheel of Fortune spins. Here are my stats for my first 3 exchanges, each at 100 spins:







As you can see in the third image, I got lucky and hit the 2100 RP reward, with 861 RPs on top of it, which is really great as this exchange basically paid for itself.

If there is a thread somewhere dedicated to rolling wheel of fortune spins and sharing session prizes, I'd appreciate it if you could point me to it. WoF is probably the most interesting feature I've seen in a casino in a long while.

ALWAYS read the terms of service and conditions for withdrawals. Don't fall for those scummy tactics casinos use, and its honestly quite common amongst the newbie ones too. It's really blatant and obvious that they are doing this to milk unsuspecting people of their money. The fact that its 5x the amount deposited too is nigh impossible to achieve as well.

OP, you either play it safe, leave the funds there and hope they lift this restriction up as the casino itself grows. I'm saying this because this is extremely unsustainable, as it hurts their reputation in the long run, and any gambler worth their salt would sniff their intentions through this. The other way out, if you really need those funds, is unfortunately through gambling your way out. Good luck.

Theoretically, it can if the purpose of the AI is simply to provide useful information to the problem a gambler is experiencing. An example of which is a problem with funds missing from the website. The AI in this case could go through a list of options the gambler could take to ensure it wasn't an error on the user's side, then escalate it to a real customer service rep if that isn't the case. In that case, the AI has to be extremely specialized to the inner workings of the casino itself, which means it has to be trained on specialized databases and logs of customer service chatlogs.

However, I wouldn't trust AI to handle anything that requires any interactions with the backend processes in solving a customer's complaints. That's extremely risky, not to mention interfacing an advanced AI to a rudimentary backend sounds like a disaster to establish and maintain, code-wise. But don't quote me on that.

New to the thread, so here's what I think is missing from a lot of big-time casino's: Referral commissions. Life-time, and not the one-time schtick. I've made a modest amount from referring people to my signature link, and I'm happy to be a part of that service.

In any given casino where winning is based on sole luck, the house edge is always against you, and guarantees that casino a profit turnover the more you keep gambling. Even though you may win at first, the house is betting on the fact that you'll get hooked on the win streak high, and that you'll keep playing, till that house edge materializes and you lose.

I think the best sort of gambling that isn't based on luck, or luck alone, is the best. Things like elections and sportsbetting where you are able to take the history of a candidate's or a player's history into account for your gambling decision, your appraisal of them also. In this, you do have a tangible chance that isn't just based on luck.

Excellent job on compiling everything. From now on though, I'll add the ones that provide >3.0% APR once I come back home. Any lower than this wouldn't be worth it.

I'm curious, how much do you cash in in referral income? I've gotten quite interested affiliate marketing, passive income and referral commissions, and recently have started promoting the link in my signature over the web. Thus far, I managed to score one proliferative gambler.