This are quite some very strong claims by the OP on the sites in question but I would love more light to be thrown in so as for myself and individuals to be more clarified on this matter
If you don't want to read, just admit it. Otherwise, spam your signature elsewhere. It's not difficult to take a few minutes of your time to read the thread that you're reply to, especially when you post like you care... which you don't. 
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March 12, 2019, 06:02:19 PM
March 12, 2019, 02:35:58 PM
The scammer Dean Nolan is deleting posts in his censored thread.
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March 11, 2019, 06:41:03 AM
I can't comment on the specifics of this conflict but I liked these thoughts from reddit thread
"Unqualified investors(anyone that isn't a professional VC or angel investor) should probably avoid all ICO's altogether.
There may be a few ICO's that will generate money, for investors but most won't, they will be gambling vessels propped up to unrealistic values, until people start learning most of the ICO's are actually worthless.
Sure maybe a lot of people who start ICO's have genuine good ideas, but over times their intentions might get corrupted because they realize that this huge pot of money is actually theirs and the investor has no real legal rights. So many owners of ICO's will pay themselves generous wages while doing very little, or simply run of with the money, depending if they want to keep up appearances or not."
"Unqualified investors(anyone that isn't a professional VC or angel investor) should probably avoid all ICO's altogether.
There may be a few ICO's that will generate money, for investors but most won't, they will be gambling vessels propped up to unrealistic values, until people start learning most of the ICO's are actually worthless.
Sure maybe a lot of people who start ICO's have genuine good ideas, but over times their intentions might get corrupted because they realize that this huge pot of money is actually theirs and the investor has no real legal rights. So many owners of ICO's will pay themselves generous wages while doing very little, or simply run of with the money, depending if they want to keep up appearances or not."
Showing that people's nature of greed for money. Not contented with what they have, even if they have plenty. They want more. So the likes of Dean Nolan is really not surprising at all. Be very careful with your investments, nobody is responsible with your money but your own self.
Agreed. That is the moral of the story, always. You are responsible for your money.
When scammers such as Dean Nolan come along and use lies about being "the biggest bankrolled and most profitable gambling site" it is easy enough to fool gullible investors and newbies.
Everybody knows Just-Dice wiped the floor with betking when it came to both profits and investment.
March 10, 2019, 09:02:06 PM
It appears it has a vry bad reputation...
Both of them (Dean Nolan and Betking) do have a very bad reputation. Dean Nolan just sent me this PM a short while ago:
"lol you are that sad that you made a script to post the second my thread was unlocked Smiley
get a life.
You wonder why no investors are posting in your thread? Because everything you have said has been asbolute shit and lies.
You have not even bothered to listen when I answered questions and instead just post until my reply is burried.
I also know about your very poor seo effort.
I take it you are paid by stake/pd or something?"
Seriously, is this the pathetic little worm that fooled investors in to parting with their money in the scam ICO?
No it was picked up by several others.
One of the issues to look at was that betking was thriving back in 2016 but greedy scammer Dean Nolan closed it down in December 2016 to have the ICO. He took some time out to have a break and the ICO but by then betking had lost ground it would never make up again. All its competitors had started to get lots of players betting and they actually innovated with new games but betking relaunched after the scam ICO with the identical website it had pre-ICO. That obviously made that scammer Dean Nolan very jealous of all his competitors.
He should have stayed where betking was. And improved their gambling site. But because of greed, they failed. Or maybe they really did not fail from their end because they got money. They just cheated a lot of people.
https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/5gfdxk/betking_trying_to_censor_questions_about_ico/
The above link is an excellent read about why scammer Dean Nolan and his betking website are a disgrace.
You keep calling him a scammer yet you won't bet me when I offer 3 to 1 odds he wont scam for the next year, this is conviction less talk where you put up no money to back it up.
This Link does show that it was likely a bad investment and raised far to much ico funds, but this in no way makes him a scammer. In fact the entire crypto space made the same mistake of over valuing something. Do I see you calling bitcoin a fraud because it's price tanked? The only fraud in here is you because you speak lies as truth's but wont back your opinion up with a bet. Money talks you wont put any up time to shut up.
March 10, 2019, 08:38:03 PM
It appears it has a vry bad reputation...
Both of them (Dean Nolan and Betking) do have a very bad reputation. Dean Nolan just sent me this PM a short while ago:
"lol you are that sad that you made a script to post the second my thread was unlocked Smiley
get a life.
You wonder why no investors are posting in your thread? Because everything you have said has been asbolute shit and lies.
You have not even bothered to listen when I answered questions and instead just post until my reply is burried.
I also know about your very poor seo effort.
I take it you are paid by stake/pd or something?"
Seriously, is this the pathetic little worm that fooled investors in to parting with their money in the scam ICO?
No it was picked up by several others.
One of the issues to look at was that betking was thriving back in 2016 but greedy scammer Dean Nolan closed it down in December 2016 to have the ICO. He took some time out to have a break and the ICO but by then betking had lost ground it would never make up again. All its competitors had started to get lots of players betting and they actually innovated with new games but betking relaunched after the scam ICO with the identical website it had pre-ICO. That obviously made that scammer Dean Nolan very jealous of all his competitors.
He should have stayed where betking was. And improved their gambling site. But because of greed, they failed. Or maybe they really did not fail from their end because they got money. They just cheated a lot of people.
https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/5gfdxk/betking_trying_to_censor_questions_about_ico/
The above link is an excellent read about why scammer Dean Nolan and his betking website are a disgrace.
March 10, 2019, 06:44:10 PM
It appears it has a vry bad reputation...
Both of them (Dean Nolan and Betking) do have a very bad reputation. Dean Nolan just sent me this PM a short while ago:
"lol you are that sad that you made a script to post the second my thread was unlocked Smiley
get a life.
You wonder why no investors are posting in your thread? Because everything you have said has been asbolute shit and lies.
You have not even bothered to listen when I answered questions and instead just post until my reply is burried.
I also know about your very poor seo effort.
I take it you are paid by stake/pd or something?"
Seriously, is this the pathetic little worm that fooled investors in to parting with their money in the scam ICO?
No it was picked up by several others.
One of the issues to look at was that betking was thriving back in 2016 but greedy scammer Dean Nolan closed it down in December 2016 to have the ICO. He took some time out to have a break and the ICO but by then betking had lost ground it would never make up again. All its competitors had started to get lots of players betting and they actually innovated with new games but betking relaunched after the scam ICO with the identical website it had pre-ICO. That obviously made that scammer Dean Nolan very jealous of all his competitors.
He should have stayed where betking was. And improved their gambling site. But because of greed, they failed. Or maybe they really did not fail from their end because they got money. They just cheated a lot of people.
March 10, 2019, 04:48:08 PM
It appears it has a vry bad reputation...
Both of them (Dean Nolan and Betking) do have a very bad reputation. Dean Nolan just sent me this PM a short while ago:
"lol you are that sad that you made a script to post the second my thread was unlocked Smiley
get a life.
You wonder why no investors are posting in your thread? Because everything you have said has been asbolute shit and lies.
You have not even bothered to listen when I answered questions and instead just post until my reply is burried.
I also know about your very poor seo effort.
I take it you are paid by stake/pd or something?"
Seriously, is this the pathetic little worm that fooled investors in to parting with their money in the scam ICO?
No it was picked up by several others.
One of the issues to look at was that betking was thriving back in 2016 but greedy scammer Dean Nolan closed it down in December 2016 to have the ICO. He took some time out to have a break and the ICO but by then betking had lost ground it would never make up again. All its competitors had started to get lots of players betting and they actually innovated with new games but betking relaunched after the scam ICO with the identical website it had pre-ICO. That obviously made that scammer Dean Nolan very jealous of all his competitors.
March 09, 2019, 05:54:17 PM
I can't comment on the specifics of this conflict but I liked these thoughts from reddit thread
"Unqualified investors(anyone that isn't a professional VC or angel investor) should probably avoid all ICO's altogether.
There may be a few ICO's that will generate money, for investors but most won't, they will be gambling vessels propped up to unrealistic values, until people start learning most of the ICO's are actually worthless.
Sure maybe a lot of people who start ICO's have genuine good ideas, but over times their intentions might get corrupted because they realize that this huge pot of money is actually theirs and the investor has no real legal rights. So many owners of ICO's will pay themselves generous wages while doing very little, or simply run of with the money, depending if they want to keep up appearances or not."
"Unqualified investors(anyone that isn't a professional VC or angel investor) should probably avoid all ICO's altogether.
There may be a few ICO's that will generate money, for investors but most won't, they will be gambling vessels propped up to unrealistic values, until people start learning most of the ICO's are actually worthless.
Sure maybe a lot of people who start ICO's have genuine good ideas, but over times their intentions might get corrupted because they realize that this huge pot of money is actually theirs and the investor has no real legal rights. So many owners of ICO's will pay themselves generous wages while doing very little, or simply run of with the money, depending if they want to keep up appearances or not."
Showing that people's nature of greed for money. Not contented with what they have, even if they have plenty. They want more. So the likes of Dean Nolan is really not surprising at all. Be very careful with your investments, nobody is responsible with your money but your own self.
March 09, 2019, 03:00:47 PM
I guess at this point they are one of the most known scammers of crypto world as well. I can remember couple of names, not that many of them lived to see another day to be honest in crypto after their scam. First one I can think of is that fat scammer from mt.gox who said their coins were "stolen" and suddenly "found" 200k bitcoins all of a sudden.
The other one is cryptsy who stole thousands of bitcoin and other coins as well while they go. The next one is this hash company I can't remember, not nicehash but it was zenhash or something if I am not wrong or something similar, they have been sued as well. The latest is bitgrail that stole a lot of money thanks to being first Nano listing exchange and keeping everyone's money in there. All in all dean nolan will be continued to be put into the same topic as those guys.
The other one is cryptsy who stole thousands of bitcoin and other coins as well while they go. The next one is this hash company I can't remember, not nicehash but it was zenhash or something if I am not wrong or something similar, they have been sued as well. The latest is bitgrail that stole a lot of money thanks to being first Nano listing exchange and keeping everyone's money in there. All in all dean nolan will be continued to be put into the same topic as those guys.
March 09, 2019, 08:50:08 AM
This are quite some very strong claims by the OP on the sites in question but I would love more light to be thrown in so as for myself and individuals to be more clarified on this matter
March 09, 2019, 06:46:28 AM
I can't comment on the specifics of this conflict but I liked these thoughts from reddit thread
"Unqualified investors(anyone that isn't a professional VC or angel investor) should probably avoid all ICO's altogether.
There may be a few ICO's that will generate money, for investors but most won't, they will be gambling vessels propped up to unrealistic values, until people start learning most of the ICO's are actually worthless.
Sure maybe a lot of people who start ICO's have genuine good ideas, but over times their intentions might get corrupted because they realize that this huge pot of money is actually theirs and the investor has no real legal rights. So many owners of ICO's will pay themselves generous wages while doing very little, or simply run of with the money, depending if they want to keep up appearances or not."
"Unqualified investors(anyone that isn't a professional VC or angel investor) should probably avoid all ICO's altogether.
There may be a few ICO's that will generate money, for investors but most won't, they will be gambling vessels propped up to unrealistic values, until people start learning most of the ICO's are actually worthless.
Sure maybe a lot of people who start ICO's have genuine good ideas, but over times their intentions might get corrupted because they realize that this huge pot of money is actually theirs and the investor has no real legal rights. So many owners of ICO's will pay themselves generous wages while doing very little, or simply run of with the money, depending if they want to keep up appearances or not."
March 08, 2019, 06:42:08 PM
I don't know if this is a scam and the story behind this ICO but he is right when he wrote in the message that there are almost no comments from investors in your thread.
I see you try to let people know about this and post to make this thread visible but still there are no comments from scammed investors.
Where are they? Why are they not complaining here?
It is know from history and based past facts the Betking did in fact stolen some BTC from their users. While some had their withdrawls pending and there were issues inside their site which would make funds kinda "lost" themselves.
Thanks for this clarification but still no proves from scammed victims.
In threads like this, I see a lot of comments from victims and that is why I raised my question.
March 08, 2019, 03:14:26 PM
I don't know if this is a scam and the story behind this ICO but he is right when he wrote in the message that there are almost no comments from investors in your thread.
I see you try to let people know about this and post to make this thread visible but still there are no comments from scammed investors.
Where are they? Why are they not complaining here?
It is know from history and based past facts the Betking did in fact stolen some BTC from their users. While some had their withdrawls pending and there were issues inside their site which would make funds kinda "lost" themselves.
March 04, 2019, 02:49:23 AM
It appears it has a vry bad reputation...
Both of them (Dean Nolan and Betking) do have a very bad reputation. Dean Nolan just sent me this PM a short while ago:
"lol you are that sad that you made a script to post the second my thread was unlocked Smiley
get a life.
You wonder why no investors are posting in your thread? Because everything you have said has been asbolute shit and lies.
You have not even bothered to listen when I answered questions and instead just post until my reply is burried.
I also know about your very poor seo effort.
I take it you are paid by stake/pd or something?"
Seriously, is this the pathetic little worm that fooled investors in to parting with their money in the scam ICO?
I don't know if this is a scam and the story behind this ICO but he is right when he wrote in the message that there are almost no comments from investors in your thread.
I see you try to let people know about this and post to make this thread visible but still there are no comments from scammed investors.
Where are they? Why are they not complaining here?
Betking has been called out as a scam by tons of people in various threads even though not many have posted in this thread which is why I appreciate these efforts by op to save innocent people from investing into this website.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/betkingio-is-a-blatant-scam-operated-by-dean-nolan-4751127
https://game-protect.com/betking-scam/
There are many legit websites out there which is why I advise staying far away from this particular website. Do your research people.
March 04, 2019, 01:56:29 AM
It appears it has a vry bad reputation...
Both of them (Dean Nolan and Betking) do have a very bad reputation. Dean Nolan just sent me this PM a short while ago:
"lol you are that sad that you made a script to post the second my thread was unlocked Smiley
get a life.
You wonder why no investors are posting in your thread? Because everything you have said has been asbolute shit and lies.
You have not even bothered to listen when I answered questions and instead just post until my reply is burried.
I also know about your very poor seo effort.
I take it you are paid by stake/pd or something?"
Seriously, is this the pathetic little worm that fooled investors in to parting with their money in the scam ICO?
February 24, 2019, 12:44:46 PM
It appears it has a vry bad reputation...
Both of them (Dean Nolan and Betking) do have a very bad reputation. Dean Nolan just sent me this PM a short while ago:
"lol you are that sad that you made a script to post the second my thread was unlocked Smiley
get a life.
You wonder why no investors are posting in your thread? Because everything you have said has been asbolute shit and lies.
You have not even bothered to listen when I answered questions and instead just post until my reply is burried.
I also know about your very poor seo effort.
I take it you are paid by stake/pd or something?"
Seriously, is this the pathetic little worm that fooled investors in to parting with their money in the scam ICO?
I don't know if this is a scam and the story behind this ICO but he is right when he wrote in the message that there are almost no comments from investors in your thread.
I see you try to let people know about this and post to make this thread visible but still there are no comments from scammed investors.
Where are they? Why are they not complaining here?
February 24, 2019, 10:59:25 AM
I've wanted to buy their tokens not so long ago, good that I havent done this
I remember seeing their ico open and selling tokens for their website.Was thinking about buying some but glad I didnt after all.
Never heard of Dean nolan before and didnt know he was a scammer either. Very bad for the crypto gambling community to know a notorious known scammer can just open a casino and start his exploits.
February 24, 2019, 10:53:04 AM
I've wanted to buy their tokens not so long ago, good that I havent done this
You could have lose your money at that time if you did buy. That is the reason why participants should do their own research to the project or campaign they participated to make sure if it is legit or a scam project especially the people behind the project or campaign. With this event, people did jump into conclusions. February 24, 2019, 08:59:38 AM
I've wanted to buy their tokens not so long ago, good that I havent done this
February 19, 2019, 06:48:51 PM
These claims made by scammer Dean Nolan in the screenshot below are hilarious.
Scammer Dean Nolan claims to be working 14 hours a day when cannot code a line.
The scammer Dean Nolan thinks betking will attract "200,000 new potential players" thanks to the EOS token airdrop
Now he goes around telling people on the betking scam chat he is applying for a gambling licence from the UK authorities
He wrote "we are working on it" but there is no "we". Scammer Dean Nolan is a one-man-band that tries all he can to dupe people and he hires freelancers to modify the website.
As for the UK gambling licence he is "working on", that is an out-and-out lie. The UK authorities will never give a gaming licence to scam projects registered off-shore in Costa Rica and those that cshow 2013-2019 copyright in the footer when the "betking" domain was registered in 2015 (created on 14th October 2015)
Scammer Dean Nolan claims to be working 14 hours a day when cannot code a line.
The scammer Dean Nolan thinks betking will attract "200,000 new potential players" thanks to the EOS token airdrop
Now he goes around telling people on the betking scam chat he is applying for a gambling licence from the UK authorities
He wrote "we are working on it" but there is no "we". Scammer Dean Nolan is a one-man-band that tries all he can to dupe people and he hires freelancers to modify the website.
As for the UK gambling licence he is "working on", that is an out-and-out lie. The UK authorities will never give a gaming licence to scam projects registered off-shore in Costa Rica and those that cshow 2013-2019 copyright in the footer when the "betking" domain was registered in 2015 (created on 14th October 2015)
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