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Topic: Betking.io New Project ??? (Read 269 times)

legendary
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July 11, 2020, 03:58:16 AM
#10
If we are talking about moral barriers to be honest Bitsler should never have jumped in to a deal with serial scammer Dean Nolan or betking because they are now tainted too.

The irony of their deal is that the Bitsler affiliate link is no longer available on the betking website though other casinos that should have known better are still associated with serial scammer Dean Nolan: https://betking.io/


Dean (Betking) have a golden opportunity for affiliate marketing since he have a gamblers database. Its means Dean (Betking) have a pure gamblers database and simply he could get huge amount of money from other gambling site by bulk email marketing. So I believe Dean (Betking) isn't open new gambling site but he is doing same what have done with Bitsler (affiliate partnership). A gambling site need to spend huge amount of money for their marketing but if they could get confirmed gambling database then they would reach directly to gamblers database with little money.

For example a gambling site run signature for 1 year and spent 5 btc for that. But probably he won't get 10K gamblers from here. But by gambling database probably for 2 btc you may reach 100K gamblers inbox directly. This is Dean (Betking) business currency IMHO.

in the end, we can draw a conclusion here that Dean (Betking) made a deal with Bitsler, he gave them part of the gamblers database, where they agreed to compensate the loss of all those below $200 which may be legitimate, but he (Dean) still resells that users database to other casinos. there are no moral barriers here.


I must agree with all words from @JollyGood post. He is a serial scammer

Serial scammer Dean Nolan ...
~snip
legendary
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July 06, 2020, 06:22:26 PM
#9
Dean (Betking) have a golden opportunity for affiliate marketing since he have a gamblers database. Its means Dean (Betking) have a pure gamblers database and simply he could get huge amount of money from other gambling site by bulk email marketing. So I believe Dean (Betking) isn't open new gambling site but he is doing same what have done with Bitsler (affiliate partnership). A gambling site need to spend huge amount of money for their marketing but if they could get confirmed gambling database then they would reach directly to gamblers database with little money.

For example a gambling site run signature for 1 year and spent 5 btc for that. But probably he won't get 10K gamblers from here. But by gambling database probably for 2 btc you may reach 100K gamblers inbox directly. This is Dean (Betking) business currency IMHO.

that i think is the scenario here. just using his gamblers' database to spread his affiliate link and not opening a new project. who knows, someone will take the bait and he will earn from it. he's not wasting much of his resources by doing this. sending email in bulk would take few seconds of his time not including how he compose the email
legendary
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July 06, 2020, 06:15:24 PM
#8
Dean (Betking) have a golden opportunity for affiliate marketing since he have a gamblers database. Its means Dean (Betking) have a pure gamblers database and simply he could get huge amount of money from other gambling site by bulk email marketing. So I believe Dean (Betking) isn't open new gambling site but he is doing same what have done with Bitsler (affiliate partnership). A gambling site need to spend huge amount of money for their marketing but if they could get confirmed gambling database then they would reach directly to gamblers database with little money.

For example a gambling site run signature for 1 year and spent 5 btc for that. But probably he won't get 10K gamblers from here. But by gambling database probably for 2 btc you may reach 100K gamblers inbox directly. This is Dean (Betking) business currency IMHO.

in the end, we can draw a conclusion here that Dean (Betking) made a deal with Bitsler, he gave them part of the gamblers database, where they agreed to compensate the loss of all those below $200 which may be legitimate, but he (Dean) still resells that users database to other casinos. there are no moral barriers here.


I must agree with all words from @JollyGood post. He is a serial scammer

Serial scammer Dean Nolan ...
~snip
legendary
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July 04, 2020, 04:56:43 PM
#7
Serial scammer Dean Nolan simply wants users from the betking database to send him an email asking for a pppoker.net ID and joining instructions. All it means is when you cut to the chase he will get commission from pppoker.net when new users sign up so it is nothing more than an affiliate.

What is clear is that serial scammer Dean Nolan insists that victims of the betking scam (those that he himself scammed by stealing large parts of the ICO funds and also the $400,000 bankroll) will receive affiliate funds but we all know that is nonsense. Just look at the so-called Bitsler deal, up to 250 ex-betking players were being handed up to $200 each for basically signing up at Bitsler via a link provided by serial scammer Dean Nolan. How many of those $200 went straight in to his pocket when he made multiple accounts to sign up at Bitsler?

And where is the Bitsler link on his "https://betking.io" website now? Maybe they realised serial scammer Dean Nolan was ripping them off.

The greedy serial scammer Dean Nolan deserves to be in jail. Pathetic.

Today I checked my emails and I found an email from [email protected] about poker game.

~snip~
legendary
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July 04, 2020, 09:35:22 AM
#6
Dean (Betking) have a golden opportunity for affiliate marketing since he have a gamblers database. Its means Dean (Betking) have a pure gamblers database and simply he could get huge amount of money from other gambling site by bulk email marketing. So I believe Dean (Betking) isn't open new gambling site but he is doing same what have done with Bitsler (affiliate partnership). A gambling site need to spend huge amount of money for their marketing but if they could get confirmed gambling database then they would reach directly to gamblers database with little money.

For example a gambling site run signature for 1 year and spent 5 btc for that. But probably he won't get 10K gamblers from here. But by gambling database probably for 2 btc you may reach 100K gamblers inbox directly. This is Dean (Betking) business currency IMHO.
hero member
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July 04, 2020, 07:39:28 AM
#5
AFAIK pppoker is legit. I haven't tried playing it but I have seen my friends playing it and advertising it through their profiles online. I don't know if there's an incentive if they manage to make their own clubs with many members, maybe there is.

Looks the domain is real coming from betking and advertising his club as an advantage using the database of registrants through betking, if you trust him, you can join his club but if you don't, look for elsewhere that you trust more.

PPPoker is indeed legit. I've played it several times with my friends and I had issues yet. But what bothers me is that after reading this:
On a side note, for you info betking.io has partnered with one of the reputed gambling sites bitsler. They have refunded all the account which had their criteria(Maximum- $200). You can check more here- https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/betkingio-refunds-partnership-with-bitsler-promo-ended-5241045

... and checking the link, I'd seen his profile having trust flags that was too alarming.


If the makers of BetKing has something to do or had cooperated with pppoker, I might consider stop using the game. I'd rather choose other gambling platforms than risk on something that might have connection with a scam project. Also, them sending you an email is still alarming as well, whether if it is for promotion of other project or not. It must be deleted in their database, yet somehow it was still used. (in which they can still have your credentials as well...)
legendary
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July 03, 2020, 09:28:35 PM
#4
On a side note, for you info betking.io has partnered with one of the reputed gambling sites bitsler. They have refunded all the account which had their criteria(Maximum- $200). You can check more here- https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/betkingio-refunds-partnership-with-bitsler-promo-ended-5241045
hero member
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July 03, 2020, 03:45:25 PM
#3
The email is really from betking.io website then that site is more like a way to earn referrals from the casino that a person wanted to aign up. I checked the site and there's not a single games at all and what you can see is list of Top 10 of best crypto casino with each button contains referral link. You can also see that their support email is the same as the one who sent you that mail.
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July 03, 2020, 10:23:45 AM
#2
AFAIK pppoker is legit. I haven't tried playing it but I have seen my friends playing it and advertising it through their profiles online. I don't know if there's an incentive if they manage to make their own clubs with many members, maybe there is.

Looks the domain is real coming from betking and advertising his club as an advantage using the database of registrants through betking, if you trust him, you can join his club but if you don't, look for elsewhere that you trust more.
legendary
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July 03, 2020, 09:37:20 AM
#1
Today I checked my emails and I found an email from [email protected] about poker game.
The email was sent on June 2nd, 2020 so it is still considered as new email.


From this email, it seems that Dean (Betking) is still interested to manage a gambling project after the end of Betking.
But now he started a new project in the most simple way which is by creating a poker club on pppoker.net
What do you think? Is this real email from betking/Dean? Is it worth to join and play on this poker club?
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