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Here was another very important post from the day this serial scammer imbecile Dean Nolan was put firmly in his place

Quote from: fast2fix on December 24, 2018, 09:31:56 AM

Quote from: BetKing Support on December 24, 2018, 08:12:33 AM

To celebrate Christmas we are giving away 20 Bitcoin plus 50% of our expected profit for the month of December to 40 players!

The top 10 players who wager the most in December will win a share of a progressive prizepool.

The prizepool is made up of 50% of the total EV of the site from all players bets plus an extra 20 bitcoin added prize!

There is a different leaderboard for each currency meaning up to 40 players can win prizes. Each leaderboard was seeded with the equivilent of 5 Bitcoin for their currency.

The prizepool increases with each bet made on BetKing during December. The more players that play the bigger the prizes.

Play and win now at https://BetKing.io

instead of giving away bitcoins you should buy back all the tokens, betking won't last long just do the right thing.

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Posting here because serial scammer will delete it from his censored scam thread:

Quote from: BTCevo on August 23, 2019, 07:14:59 PM

Quote from: BetKing.io on August 20, 2019, 11:04:18 AM

I noticed that Yolodice is closing investments in September.
The Yolodice bankroll grew considerably after BetKing closed at the end of 2016, before relaunching, I was one of the first big investors there.
To any investors who moved from BetKing to Yolodice after we closed, we support eth, btc and ltc investments with 25x leverage too.

If anyone moves from Yolodice to BetKing message me and I will set your account to 30% commission without the need to have BKT tokens to receive the normal discount.

What does it mean anyway? Just because they grew faster in no time so you accuse them to hijack your late investors? I believe any investors will only see this as a profit, they need to gain more and more with the huge wagering. Compare to your site I think yolodice is much more higher in wagering. Sorry for being offended but you are not suppose to hijack investors from some specific site. If they see that your site is worth to invest then I am sure you will get it. You are not suppose to force them just because of this 30% commision

I agree with the sentiments expressed.

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As recent as yesterday the serial scammer Dean Nolan is continuing to use this forum to post propaganda about his scam betking website even though he recently said he would leave and never return here because he said "this forum was a cesspit of trolls" and said a lot worse.

Beware of serial scammer Dean Nolan and his betking scam

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Quote from: BetKing.io on July 31, 2019, 04:50:43 AM

Last WARNING:
BKT deposits and withdrawals will be disabled on https://betking.io tomorrow. If you have BKT in your own EOS account you MUST deposit today or you will never be able to use them or sell them in future and your tokens will be effectively burned.

Serial scammer Dean Nolan is getting more active on the censored thread. Looks like he is going to burn more EOS BKT tokens to increase his own stake in betking Roll Eyes

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.52014139

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Quote from: BetKing.io on July 22, 2019, 09:33:03 AM

Quote from: bittraffic on July 22, 2019, 08:51:07 AM

Quote from: BetKing.io on July 22, 2019, 06:23:34 AM

We just burned 398,123,118 BKT

still 638 million bkt in accounts not owned by BetKing. In a week and a half these will not be able to deposit on BetKing and so up to 638 million will be effectively burned on the 1st of august

If you have BKT in your EOS account you must deposit to https://betking.io before august 1st.

Cool so you are still in the business despite all these accusations?

I curious if there are really people from the forum who actually is getting into your project. I would think there are people but probably not from bitcointalk. Some projects excel in the eyes of its users in their private channel like the telegram. It would be insane of them not to find information of your company in accusation section.

All the accusations are false and are by trolls and extortionists. Why would I not be in business because of people like that?

This post you quoted was just in case there were one or two people who may hold BKT in the forum. It's unlikely but since deposits will be disabled soon I need to post everywhere

Serial scammer Dean Nolan claims extortionists and trolls made false accusations. If an extortionist was involved what did they try to extortion out of him?

If extortionists are involved serial scammer Dean Nolan should involve the police but he is an imbecile and disgusting liar.

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Quote from: el kaka22 on July 02, 2019, 01:13:21 AM

I think there is a limit to being aggressive towards them as well. I mean we all know that they are running a casino that looks
illegitimate but why we think like that plays more important role than actually attacking them at all costs. For example lets assume no one likes them, but is it because they have a high house edge? Or is it they are not provably fair? Is it because we can't check if they actually have what they say they have?

Is it because their ICO was not what was promised? We need to make clear distinctions between why we think they are not fair and what we think they have fair.

Personally I do not like them because they fail to deliver their own promises to the investors, I do not think their house edge is a scam, I do not think they are not provably fair (not like nobody said they were) so if we can make that clear then they would have to answer to those allegations.

For me it is very clear to make a distinction between each of the things you mentioned and for everybody can see them.

Serial scammer Dean Nolan has a host of allegations against him. The website has a disastrous reputation thanks to him because of the 30 million 2017 ICO tokens theft and not fulfilling any of the ICO promises as well as scamming winners of the 2018 Christmas wager content by not paying them.

The list goes on but most important of all there is a clear distinction between serial scammer Dean Nolan and betking as well as not like them based on their own non-merits and failures.

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I think there is a limit to being aggressive towards them as well. I mean we all know that they are running a casino that looks
illegitimate but why we think like that plays more important role than actually attacking them at all costs. For example lets assume no one likes them, but is it because they have a high house edge? Or is it they are not provably fair? Is it because we can't check if they actually have what they say they have?

Is it because their ICO was not what was promised? We need to make clear distinctions between why we think they are not fair and what we think they have fair.

Personally I do not like them because they fail to deliver their own promises to the investors, I do not think their house edge is a scam, I do not think they are not provably fair (not like nobody said they were) so if we can make that clear then they would have to answer to those allegations.

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Quote from: RivAngE on July 01, 2019, 02:39:38 AM

Quote from: RivAngE on June 30, 2019, 08:54:24 AM

And it's made to look like people are using Betking (https://betking.io/) but I'm sure that it's not! It's just 5 or 6 names being scrolled in a steady pace with random numbers that are mostly green... like there's any casino which 90% of its customers' are winners!
Scrap that... it's showing about 99% of the players having profit!

That's indeed an obvious scam, only a little effort was put to cover it! I mean, they could have put a javascript file that would locally spit random names and values, but when I tried to disable my internet to see if it'd keep updating it surprisingly stopped updating! I then tried to use my phone and in both screens there were the same results, so at least they've build an automatic system in their server for this purpose! Grin

On the other hand, because I want to be fair... There's a chance that the system is coded to only showing the winning outcomes and a few loses by time to time.

But even if it's not a fake feed, calling it "Recent bets" when in fact it's "Recent wining bets" is still wrong.

There is no doubt regardless of the specifics about the 99% players showing as having profit or not, the fact remains betking was used as a vehicle by its owner serial scammer Dean Nolan to scam investors and game players alike.

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Quote from: RivAngE on June 30, 2019, 08:54:24 AM

And it's made to look like people are using Betking (https://betking.io/) but I'm sure that it's not! It's just 5 or 6 names being scrolled in a steady pace with random numbers that are mostly green... like there's any casino which 90% of its customers' are winners!
Scrap that... it's showing about 99% of the players having profit!

That's indeed an obvious scam, only a little effort was put to cover it! I mean, they could have put a javascript file that would locally spit random names and values, but when I tried to disable my internet to see if it'd keep updating it surprisingly stopped updating! I then tried to use my phone and in both screens there were the same results, so at least they've build an automatic system in their server for this purpose! Grin

On the other hand, because I want to be fair... There's a chance that the system is coded to only showing the winning outcomes and a few loses by time to time.

But even if it's not a fake feed, calling it "Recent bets" when in fact it's "Recent wining bets" is still wrong.

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Quote from: RivAngE on June 30, 2019, 08:54:24 AM

And it's made to look like people are using Betking (https://betking.io/) but I'm sure that it's not! It's just 5 or 6 names being scrolled in a steady pace with random numbers that are mostly green... like there's any casino which 90% of its customers' are winners!
Scrap that... it's showing about 99% of the players having profit!

That's indeed an obvious scam, only a little effort was put to cover it! I mean, they could have put a javascript file that would locally spit random names and values, but when I tried to disable my internet to see if it'd keep updating it surprisingly stopped updating! I then tried to use my phone and in both screens there were the same results, so at least they've build an automatic system in their server for this purpose! Grin

Thank you for your observation. It highlights the reality behind serial scammer Dean Nolan and his motives driven by greed at all costs.

The betking website has been struggling, it is just about "alive" and there was recently a consideration by some investors to take joint legal action against serial scammer Dean Nolan. I hope that consideration becomes a reality and they decide to take this pathetic imbecile Dean Nolan to court with a view to recover the funds he stole from the 2017 ICO and also after that.

If there is a donation fund to help pay for the court case I will definitely donate. I will also gladly help supply some files which might be able to have an impact in a court in the UK which is where serial scammer Dean Nolan is based.

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And it's made to look like people are using Betking (https://betking.io/) but I'm sure that it's not! It's just 5 or 6 names being scrolled in a steady pace with random numbers that are mostly green... like there's any casino which 90% of its customers' are winners!
Scrap that... it's showing about 99% of the players having profit!

That's indeed an obvious scam, only a little effort was put to cover it! I mean, they could have put a javascript file that would locally spit random names and values, but when I tried to disable my internet to see if it'd keep updating it surprisingly stopped updating! I then tried to use my phone and in both screens there were the same results, so at least they've build an automatic system in their server for this purpose! Grin

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Quote from: Jjewelle29 on June 30, 2019, 12:43:20 AM

If the owner really act in that way, but why he acting like unprofessional behavior and others said that the owner and sites is just a liar & scam.

Serial scammer Dean Nolan did it because he is jealous of the success of Bustabit, Bustadice, Stake, Primedice and others.

His own betking trash has hit rock bottom and will never be capable of taking on the big casinos. The demise of betking is down to the greed serial scammer Dean Nolan had making himself a millionaire at the expense of gullible investors.

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Quote from: stomachgrowls on June 22, 2019, 07:24:03 AM

Quote from: JollyGood on June 10, 2019, 03:26:05 PM

Look at this pathetic imbecile known as serial scammer Dean Nolan.

First he complains saying Bitcointalk forum is full of liars and scammers and trolls and says that is a dying forum with little influence and nothing else. Then he offers bounty to fools that post here promoting his betking scam. When we expose his about that, he then removes it from his betking website but continues to ask people to post here in the forum promoting betking propaganda for positive exposure.

Serial scammer Dean Nolan is truly a low life imbecile.

This isnt how a gambling site owner would make some words against its competitors.It do shows unprofessional behavior

where he do only think up on his own site and saying possible faking of stats without even have the solid proofs.It turns out that he's
too desperate.

If the owner really act in that way, but why he acting like unprofessional behavior and others said that the owner and sites is just a liar & scam.

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Quote from: stomachgrowls on June 22, 2019, 07:24:03 AM

This isnt how a gambling site owner would make some words against its competitors.It do shows unprofessional behavior

where he do only think up on his own site and saying possible faking of stats without even have the solid proofs.It turns out that he's
too desperate.

Yes the attempts and desperation by serial scammer Dean Nolan to get rich using scam techniques ensuring investors lost their money or investors could not maximise their profits - shows he is not only completely unprofessional but totally pathetic.

Slandering competitors and stealing from investors and not paying winners their wins is about as low as serial scammer Dean Nolan could get.

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Quote from: JollyGood on June 10, 2019, 03:26:05 PM

Look at this pathetic imbecile known as serial scammer Dean Nolan.

First he complains saying Bitcointalk forum is full of liars and scammers and trolls and says that is a dying forum with little influence and nothing else. Then he offers bounty to fools that post here promoting his betking scam. When we expose his about that, he then removes it from his betking website but continues to ask people to post here in the forum promoting betking propaganda for positive exposure.

Serial scammer Dean Nolan is truly a low life imbecile.

This isnt how a gambling site owner would make some words against its competitors.It do shows unprofessional behavior

where he do only think up on his own site and saying possible faking of stats without even have the solid proofs.It turns out that he's
too desperate.

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Quote from: niisarearning on May 28, 2019, 06:58:29 AM

After long time of holding BKB cons i dint find anything profit finally it was listed in Hitbtc sold that after that i never look back . Good that i sold this coins on earlier days even for loss it was good decision . This guy completely failed to deliver promises.

You made an excellent decision to cash-in before the disaster set in because of the greed that clouded serial scammer Dean Nolan. Yes you are right, he completely failed to deliver on promises but the reason was because he wanted to maximise his own gain while others made losses.

Serial scammer Dean Nolan stole the bankroll funds to keep his promise of quarterly buy-backs but it was just a front to receive funds for the 30 million BKB tokens he stole from the 100 million created in the 2017 betking ICO.

This act of pure greed and complete incompetence virtually brought betking to its knees.

Scammers are getting more sophisticated but it also makes those of us exposing them more determined to succeed to.

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Look at this pathetic imbecile known as serial scammer Dean Nolan.

First he complains saying Bitcointalk forum is full of liars and scammers and trolls and says that is a dying forum with little influence and nothing else. Then he offers bounty to fools that post here promoting his betking scam. When we expose his about that, he then removes it from his betking website but continues to ask people to post here in the forum promoting betking propaganda for positive exposure.

Serial scammer Dean Nolan is truly a low life imbecile.

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Quote from: JollyGood on May 23, 2019, 01:59:46 PM

Quote from: stomachgrowls on May 23, 2019, 01:51:08 PM

Even checking out their bounty thread which there should be supposed to have that Whitepaper translation but i failed to search it out.Does it mean there no
WP created on the first place?If its true then we do already know what does it mean.

Yes there was no whitepaper in pdf format for the 2017 betking ICO.

The whole series of promises about what serial scammer Dean Nolan would do with the betking ICO funds are widely available online and the fact he failed to deliver on almost every promise is there fore everybody to see.

After long time of holding BKB cons i dint find anything profit finally it was listed in Hitbtc sold that after that i never look back . Good that i sold this coins on earlier days even for loss it was good decision . This guy completely failed to deliver promises.

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Quote from: stomachgrowls on May 23, 2019, 01:51:08 PM

Even checking out their bounty thread which there should be supposed to have that Whitepaper translation but i failed to search it out.Does it mean there no
WP created on the first place?If its true then we do already know what does it mean.

Yes there was no whitepaper in pdf format for the 2017 betking ICO.

The whole series of promises about what serial scammer Dean Nolan would do with the betking ICO funds are widely available online and the fact he failed to deliver on almost every promise is there fore everybody to see.

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Quote from: JollyGood on May 23, 2019, 01:29:17 PM

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Quote from: JollyGood on May 23, 2019, 09:51:23 AM

Quote from: tortic25 on May 22, 2019, 08:07:30 AM

Quote from: JollyGood on March 23, 2019, 07:19:53 PM

If anybody has the original 2017 whitepaper for the ICO please let me know because it will make up a crucial part of the evidence against scammer Dean Nolan if the UK Police (Scotland Sheriff) decide to prosecute.

i don't think this is the whitepaper but it shows the original distribution and promises he made.
http://web.archive.org/web/20171127111238/https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2053407.0

i would love to see this scammer prosecuted.

Yes it is not the whitepaper but there is already lots of information backed up and saved to use in any possible criminal case against serial scammer Dean Nolan.

There are many like you that would be so happy to see serial scammer Dean Nolan prosecuted in a Court of law.

Whitepaper you say? Then check this out; https://betking.io/whitepaper.pdf

Thank you for the link but that is the post ICO whitepaper for the EOS BKT token scam that serial scammer Dean Nolan cooked up.

I recently received information that there was no whitepaper.pdf for the 2017 ICO but instead a series of promises that serial scammer Dean Nolan made.

That makes sense as to why nobody provided one

Even checking out their bounty thread which there should be supposed to have that Whitepaper translation but i failed to search it out.Does it mean there no
WP created on the first place?If its true then we do already know what does it mean.

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