That's absolutely ridiculous. Removing the most popular cryptocurrency of all time from your site will surely drive away tons of users. I'm pretty sure most of the Bitcoin users that use that site don't care enough to try and swap it another crypto just to use a gambling site.

About time. It only took 5 years of scamming, literal hundreds of complaints and 1 missed license payment fee for Curacao to finally cut them off :/

I also highly doubt they're bankrupt. The anonymous owners of 1xbit are hoarding all the cash they earned from player losses and deposits they've illegally kept.

I guarantee those owners are millionaires right now.

Judging by the fact that this account(https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=1759334) hasn't posted in 3 years prior to his vouch you're probably correct.

But, correct if me I'm wrong, aren't you doing literally the same exact thing you're accusing the other dude of doing but with rollbit?

In their defense, they currently give both.

Their giveaway is quite weak (imo) in the form of their BUSDT token which is worth $0.00 and always will be. They have an entire page dedicated to their current promos(5 currently) with detailed rules and instructions of each one.

https://www.bitgame.com/promotions

As a user of this site for nearly a year now, I can assure you there will be new promotions added with old ones either being removed or changed so I'd say they have the promo aspect locked down.

if you win and they refund your bet amount, withdraw your amount and move on to one of many different legitimate crypto gambling sites.

Problem solved. It's not rocket science.

Show more proof(screenshots) of your bets and the telegram encounter you referenced here:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=83.0

If what you're saying is true we should be cautious of the site.

Yes, they do KYC on withdrawals.

https://dizbet.com/en/identity-verification

KYC is mandatory for this site regardless of where you use it. Keep that in mind.

The two most popular sites for doing this are down which are https://2coin.org/and https://2xoin.com/getRSZfromRawTX/ with no indication they'll ever return to be usable.

Can anyone here link any other sites or tools I can use for finding and listing the RSZ values of a bitcoin transaction?

What's the coinmarketcap or coingecko link to your coin, Goldtube?

Are USA players allowed to use Playbetr?

Also, Are there any KYC requirements needed to cashout my withdrawals?

Aren't you the owner of that casino?

It's very selfish of you to create a new account and jump on the dead thread of another casino just to advertise your own.

Literally nothing is stopping you from creating a new thread on the gambling section of this forum about your casino.


Also, Moonbet, how can you say your platform is decentralized and blockchain based yet you're forcing KYC for your main sportsbook/casino platform? Forcing KYC imo, just contradicts the entire purpose and meaning of a decentralized crypto platform.

https://moonbet.io/kyc-policy

If you really cared about expanding your userbase you would follow the blueprint of similar sites like bitgame and betfury and take off the KYC requirements.

Regardless of the KYC policy and forum inactivity I still have hope for this project and you and your team should take as much time as you need marketing, funding and doing whatever else you need to help it take off.

Congrats! BetJA really does seem legit.

Please keep us updated and let us know if they eventually pay out the $100k you (allegedly) won.

Any ideas?

Honestly... I think it's time the mods finally lock this thread and any for now and get rid of all the advertising campaigns 1xbit has on this forum until they can resolve ALL their scam accusations.

IMO, the mods here should maybe also contact the owners of coinzilla, beermoneyforum and any other site that is advertising 1xbit and tell them to cease their campaigns and cite the various bitcointalk scam reports against them as reference.

1xbit is technically untouchable due to their anonymity but they still must face some sort of consequence for their sketchy business practices. Letting them freely promote their site here while simultaneously going to war with half the forum is dumb. Something must be done to stop this.

This thread has too much drama, Too much arguing, and too many accounts keep repeating themselves over and over and saying the same thing 8 other accounts already said.

Basically the conversations here are cycling around in a circle due to an endless repetition of statements and screenshots with no end in site.

Nothing is gained from any of this. Regardless of how many scam reports 1xbit has on bitcointalk, their reputation isn't harmed in the slightest because they still have a 6-7 figure userbase and they're still pocketing an equal or greater amount of figures yearly. There is simply not enough noise about 1xbit being a scam site to stop people from using the site. As Erdogan pointed out, the users claiming they're a scam site only represent a very small portion of their total userbase.

If 1xbit had 1,000,000 total users the portion of people claiming they're a scam would be ~0.0008% of the total userbase. This is nowhere near enough to expect any decline in their revenue or traffic.

And to anyone else still planning to sue 1xbit let me ask you this, in the real world when a user of facebook.com decides to sues Facebook, do they sue the Facebook.com website or Facebook, Inc the registered and legal entity that controls the website?

Do you guys know how silly you would look putting a website address down as the defendant? No-one will ever take your case seriously if you list a website address as the defendant with 0 names or entities attached. That case becomes a lost cause.

All things considered, this has to be the most toxic thread in bitcointalk history.

Well I hope you consider changing this and soon allowing USA residents to use your site. Sites like bitgame and betfury are USA resident friendly hence their six-seven figure userbase and I think you should follow their blueprint. I'd love to promote your site to USA users for the reason I stated in your pm.

Betja.com, can you confirm or deny that USA players are allowed to freely use your bookmaker?

Being able to take constructive criticism and learn from it is a crucial trait in both the real and crypto world.

Either way it goes, OP could've also taken a break from the forum to focus on the site. The owners of gamedom haven't spoken on the forum in nearly a month and lots of people still use their site. Same with bitkong that also has an inactive forum account but they still have a big userbase.

Sometimes people just don't have time to speak to users on forums and they must literally get down to business.

Welcome to bitcointalk and good luck with your site!