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Re: [Cryptoplay.io] Rigged fairness (poorly)
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YeppaYoke
on 18/02/2025, 00:39:24 UTC
You have created multiple accounts and you have taken the chance of their fault on their site and when you are caught by them by the held of the withdrawal you are accusing them to steam more money! Don't you think it is not fair to cheat someone/any site by taking advantage of the site problem?

Well not quite multiple accounts. The second account was made by my friend, same person who gave me a 1$ deposit to test the site out, and he was jealous of the bug I found and probably tried finding it himself.

I don’t really care that the site held my withdrawal.
And I most definitely don’t care about scamming a site that is already scamming others,
‘Scammer gets scammed’ except I only got a dingy 100$.

And I don’t see how this post could ‘steam’ any more money because what am I really gaining here?
It’s not like I’m asking for money or threatening/blackmailing the site owner, I am trying to get him to address the fairness problem which he still hasn’t really covered at all and just keeps saying ‘Hi be quiet it’s a glitch if you break the site the games will break’ which is just not how it works.

Some others said ‘why not report it instead of exploiting’ but that’s exactly the point of this whole post, if I reported it then this post would have never been made. Maybe that’s why they push bug bounties so much, I don’t really know.

Point is, I get that many people see that I am in the wrong here, and maybe that is just because you are convinced that it’s not rigged. The proof and just amount of proof itself I sent almost makes it undeniable that the site tampers with game outcomes in their advantage.

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Re: [Cryptoplay.io] Rigged fairness (poorly)
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YeppaYoke
on 16/02/2025, 23:41:52 UTC
Assuming the user a able to do that, why would the create a scam accusation rather take advantage of the broken system lol
Well, that was the aim and it didn't really go well.
But I was going to make a scam accusation either way, the plan was to do it when they restricted my account.
And they did, so here we are.
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Re: [Cryptoplay.io] Rigged fairness (poorly)
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YeppaYoke
on 16/02/2025, 23:19:39 UTC
I think what he is doing now is a way that fairness system will result to always loss since he exploit already the vulnerability of this casino as way of getting for seizing his balance through damaging the casino fainess sytem reputation as rigged since it always gives lose result.

I only uncovered the seed, I do not have ability to tamper with my game results.
Watch the videos I sent a couple messages ago, if you haven't already.
It would be impossible for myself to tamper with the game outcome in games such that I played.
But all videos show incredibly clear signs of rigging, especially Keno because all the numbers are chosen randomly but magically not two of the 10 I've chosen.
Roulette and Plinko are just really obvious too, and Mines may look like a glitch but that's just because I'm clicking the same one over and over again.

The site also changes the array of mines in the backend/database to make it show up in the little verify window you get to whatever it got changed to, and the site just hopes that you never verify it.
But if you do, you will see it mismatch if your game was tampered with.

* Just to restate, I did not lose any money on this casino. I actually gained 70$, sure the 500$ withdraw wasn't sent but its not like I lost anything that was mine trying.
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Re: [Cryptoplay.io] Rigged fairness (poorly)
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YeppaYoke
on 16/02/2025, 23:06:50 UTC
Let me tell you the story of the OP on the site and his journey.
He has at least two accounts created, with one of which he made two deposits of $2 and $1.25, respectively, followed by a withdrawal of $6.27 (I assume he was testing the "terrain").
Shortly after, he made a deposit of $6.27 and withdrew $140.75 (probably checking if a slightly larger withdrawal would be approved and was approved).
True
His next deposit was $30.20, and he withdrew $554.52 (at this point, his account was automatically blocked from making withdrawals, as the wallet detected an anomaly).
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When he saw that this withdrawal wasn't approved, he contacted us via live support a few hours later. The support agent explained the situation to him and the reason for his block, namely that he abused and exploited a vulnerability.
The recordings and all the screenshots were taken after he realized that we had detected this issue. He made an enormous wager and caused many problems on the site. We resolved the issues and blocked him from taking any further actions on the site.
Sure
After all these events, this thread appeared. I want to mention that neither I or anyone else from the Cryptoplay team was contacted to be informed about a vulnerability.
This is the real story, and it is evident that his actions were premeditated with the intent to defraud.
Hmm...

This is the real story, but its only one side of it.

The real question is, who is the bigger scammer?
The guy who took 100$ or the guy running a rigged casino for over 4 years.
* Definitely not saying I was right in doing that, but then again, if I just reported it and got shut up with the bounty money then nobody would've been aware it's rigged.

Yes, I did try to withdraw money instead of reporting it, but I am not making this thread specifically because you declined my withdraw.
* As I stated at the very start, I am not writing random yammer because I lost money. I didn't lose money.
I was thinking about this and collecting evidence pretty much from the start.

The back and forth here is very much:
-> *very convincing proof it's rigged*
-> "It's a glitch! Nuh uh!"

We're like 4 replies in and you have really said a whole lot of nothing.
But to be honest, what even is there to say?
The evidence I provided is almost undeniable, there is no way this is happening because of a glitch.

For anyone else reading, this was the exploit:
- Seeds on the site took a long-ish amount of time to rotate, maybe like 3 seconds
- Site also uses a system where your next seed is pre-determined, seen where you can read 'Next Server Seed'
1. Send the seed change request twice at the exact same times (race condition)
2. Run a loop which plays dice games in a 100ms interval
3. You will see in the requests that the same seed has been generated/given twice.
4. Check dice history and you may find that one of the early dice games from your interval has had it's seed uncovered.
5. Match server seed hash from dice game to current, unhashed, seed.
6. Bingo.

Some things just to get straight:
1. Games with this seed are 100% verifiable as long as rigging didn't take place
2. Games that don't get rigged are verifiable 100% of the time and can be played to the maximum win (towers, dice, hilo)
* Which is why my balance is so high in the videos
3. The site knows perfectly well which seed to use, as the nonce goes up accordingly and the same seed was made twice anyway, no confusion.
4. This site is rigged

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Re: [Cryptoplay.io] Rigged fairness (poorly)
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YeppaYoke
on 16/02/2025, 17:24:18 UTC
If you force or attack the fairness system and receive two server seeds, one of them revealed, then the system no longer knows what result to give. It gets completely disrupted, and errors may occur, just like in any system that is breached. We don't have ability to manipulate the results, because they are based on a server seed and can be checked.

This is just not right. The seed is matching up perfectly and all game results come out right if the game is lost or not too much is won. Even though 2 seeds were made, the 2 seeds are identical with client and server seed.
You're pretty much just saying that it's possible for the game to switch up mid-play, which is just not true and not how this works, in Mines for example the bombs are generated when you start the game.
Now I'm sure you know your own site better than I do, but if game outcomes can be tampered with while you are playing then there's something weird going on.

You've seen the videos I sent, there is no possible way that this is just the system 'glitching', this is clearly rigging, on roulette your site doesn't even know what to do when you bet too much on each colour, so it crashes.
Glitches like that don't just happen, this isn't 1998.

And you also still haven't provided any solid evidence that the games aren't rigged, and it's probably been to long to even prove, as you could've just removed it.

Also, it's not really a glitch, because sure, if it was just random glitching then fair enough, but it is literally making me lose/1x 100% of the time when you do high bets.
There is literally no way that is a glitch.

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Re: [Cryptoplay.io] Rigged fairness (poorly)
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YeppaYoke
on 14/02/2025, 20:10:45 UTC
Play fair, stop putting pressure on fairness and then you won't have errors like this anymore. Everyone can see from your balance that it's impossible to have such a balance correctly! You caused damage to the betting system on your seed server.

The reason my balance is so high is because I have the correct server seed and was able to play towers (which is not rigged) perfectly.
All your responses are essentially just 'Nuh-uh!' and 'I'm big you're small'.

You've really said a whole lot of nothing to disprove my claims.
The fairness wouldn't just break by me uncovering the seed, and to be clear, the fairness didn't break at all.
Most games are accurate when done with low amounts and not much is won,
and games that do not have rigging capability are accurate 100% of the time,
but even with low amounts if you are getting like a 500x on mines, the game just gets tampered with.

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Re: [Cryptoplay.io] Rigged fairness (poorly)
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YeppaYoke
on 13/02/2025, 17:21:40 UTC
Our provably fair system is 100% fair
Fair my balls mate

It's only natural for the system to malfunction if you hack it.
I can see that happening but 100+ games (not affected by your rigging) matching the outcome of the game played is unlikely with an incorrect seed.
Towers doesn't have any rigging added and therefore I was able to win 100% of the time, which you probably seen.
Also quite a number of your provably fair verification code is unfinished and some doesn't even exist.

Back to the rigging
As mentioned in my previous post, the site makes you lose if you are about to win too much.
If you bet too much, this looks really unrealistic (not even letting you get a 1.01x).

I know a lot of people reading this thread can't be bothered to read all what I sent, so just watch these videos instead

See mines: https://streamable.com/o4ak3c
None of these games match with the seed info
* I'm sure there are high odds of that happening.

See plinko: https://streamable.com/qo2buq
* Insane chances there boys

See coinflip: https://streamable.com/vfa3dv
* 50/50?

See keno:

And now, for the funniest one of all, roulette.
See: https://streamable.com/9g51at
Whatever you bet on, it will choose the other colour or number no matter what.
Then skip to 0:35, you will see how when you bet on both red and black, it will always hit green no matter what Grin

Another bug with rigging
In roulette, if you bet on black, red, and green (0), then you will get an error
See: https://i.imgur.com/hgqyC7M.png
The site doesn't know what to rig  Huh


In conclusion, the seed still matches the hash and all games are verifiable successfully unless you are winning too much and then this site rigs them.
Uncovering the seed doesn't change it or break it, and my seed is revealed permanently.
(it's not the glitch where you make a game then quickly rotate the seed, as that is already been patched ages ago)

This site is rigged and has have been lying to its players for years.
The site has also been questioned about their provably fair in other threads and in another scam report.

Don't play here,
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[Cryptoplay.io] Rigged fairness (poorly)
by
YeppaYoke
on 10/02/2025, 22:07:37 UTC
** Before reading this, note that I haven't lost a substantial amount of money on this casino, maybe 20$. This is not me yammering just because I lost money.

What happened
Cryptoplay.io rigs probably all their games, in this thread I mention just mines and roulette because they are the easiest to test for this.
Game outcomes are changed not even accurate to the seed info active. If you bet on something and are about to win too much, they just void your win.

Seed
Basically, I found a way to uncover my seed while keeping it live for many other games, getting the outcome before I even start it.

Un-hashed seed
Code:
39168e4ae1894e17b05a5730306af5013c495d7370f1a41f6abcbb7c0b76bf7e

Hashed seed
Code:
8466a4a76f89a3f00a9b8bb5d49bbea9c4168210cc921b0aeddc0610c1660af2

See https://i.imgur.com/aJCWKdr.png
** Don't have a rank so I can't post images, bear with me.

Mines
Mines are rigged in the houses favour in the saddest way possible.

1. Winning voids all pay
The image below shows how normal squares will just magically become mines when you start winning too much.
This is from my history
(100$ game) https://i.imgur.com/SYYOGgL.png

This is me playing a game live, knowing when all the mines are, with the same exact thing happening.
SEE IMAGE: https://i.imgur.com/TIrMSa0.png
Where is 20 in the mines array?

But of course, just to make sure the mines thing wasn't bugging, I did a game where I had all the mines and just clicked a mine first click.
SEE IMAGE: https://i.imgur.com/pUB8wcv.png
Mines are pretty accurate when you are losing.

2. Yes! Wait never mind
'Rigging' shown above could just be game faults, well probably not, but there still is a bit of questioning.
However this next find completely proves my point.

The site has a bug in its rigging, and as funny as that sounds, it's true.

When their 'win limit' (if you want to call it) is hit, no matter what square you click (EVEN IF REVEALED!!) will also turn back from a diamond into a mine.
I had this happening to me by legitimately, from the front-end, clicking a mine twice too fast. Showed a diamond once and a mine a second later.

Here are images of this happening
Mine 24 clicked first time: https://i.imgur.com/CmAlPpT.png
Mine 24 clicked second time: https://i.imgur.com/TSNVHyq.png
Mine 22 shows what is meant to happen normally: https://i.imgur.com/wxeuyFE.png

I just find this really funny that they didn't even make the rigging properly.
They might as well call it 'Probably Fair'.
That's all for mines.

Roulette
Roulette is also rigged in a similar way.

Don't bet, you win!
When you are going to win too much, similar to mines, the site just switches out the numbers that the wheel hits.
This happens whether you bet on an individual number or just bet on red/black normally.

Bet on not the winning number. Fairness matches: https://i.imgur.com/fUkqqit.png
Bet on winning number. Fairness mismatch: https://i.imgur.com/4E7vN82.png

Conclusion
This site is rigged 100%, I am calling it a scam right now and I don't highly advise any person playing here.
Now they don't rig ALL bets, only bets that are likely to make you money, and they also don't rig them every single time, but way too far and enough to be easily noticeable.

Kind regards.