Topic: Beware of DuckDice.io – My Disappointing Experience and Fairness Issues🚨 - page 3. (Read 1570 times)

Thank you for your response and engagement on this matter again. I’ve just sent an email to your support team, requesting your presence here to address the solution provided by Holydarkness. Resolving this issue will bring some peace of mind, as the uncertainty surrounding my losses has been mentally exhausting and torturous for me. I hope this leads to clarity and resolution.

Hello, thank you for the ping holydarkness  so searching for the bet I came upon  https://imgur.com/a/1EslLPI,  while the OP didn't reset his seed making the bet verifiable, I'm sure our devs will be able to dig out the unhashed server seed, and with an aproximately 9000-10000 bets on that seed, we'll be finally able to verify each individual bet in that seed to see if the 158 streak on 15.5% actually happened .    I will post here once I have the unhashed server seed aswell so it can be verified by 3d parties aswell.
Thanks again holydarkness

Kirito89,
Duckdice Support.

I will have to say that it is actually been explained repetitively to you, the whole situation.

Summarized, your situation can be grouped into two inquiries: the fairness, that you doubted because you lost in 158 consecutive games with 15.5% win chance, and access to your betting history so you can verify them yourself.

Well, for the first inquiry, as can be easily verified by anyone reading the thread, it's been repetitively brought to your understanding that they utilize PF method. Every game can be verified.

Losing 158 consecutive games does not directly translates as game manipulation. Imagine if we suppose for a sec that it's a whole different player in a whole different time who play and verify each of those 158 games he lost through several methods provided by crypto gambling enthusiasts, wouldn't the risk of being caught red-handed pretty much very big. And I somewhat sure there are players out there who randomly verify their bets, either just for fun or because they're furious with their losing streak and I think it all came verified.

Though I don't think it's necessary to be brought out, but I don't think it'll hurt to further emphasize that 15.5% chance of win means on 100 games that's being played, you'll win at least 15 times. The probability of winning on each round is 15.5%, while the probability of losing is 84.5%. When the next round come, that number stays. It's a chance, not a turn.

Second, betting history. This can not be retrieved as your account has been wiped clean in compliance to GDPR. They can't investigate even if they want to because there were no more thing that ties you with their database. For this same reason, they can't help you verify your old bets as... well they don't know which bet is yours.

Granted, you gave one screenshot that ties a betID to your account from your dig to the past. But that's a winning bet, if I understand correctly? So wouldn't that be rather useless to use that betID to prove the fairness as what you're looking is a proof that said the bet is winning according to the PF verification but shown as losing bet on their platform?

Nonetheless, if it helps close this topic... Kirito89, I am humbly asking your presence here once more and see this image below:



BetID 64497e4e7ed is evidently tied to sezmisenk41, thus OP's bet. Does your database happen to record betID with the exact same format as what's shown to your player, thus you can dig betID 64497e4e7ed and provide us with its server hash, client hash, and nonce so OP can verify the fairness of that bet?

Instead of addressing the main issue—how I ended up with 158 consecutive losses (0.37 BTC) on a 15.5% win chance and whether those results were fair—their representative continues to avoid the question and focus on unrelated details. I sent them an email almost 6 days ago, offering to provide any proof they require, and simply requested access to the bets I’m curious about so I can verify them. I also shared a screenshot of my bet ID, which can help them locate my other bets from that period—around 300 bets in total, including the 158 consecutive losses. Despite this, they have ignored my request to investigate further. Additionally, I asked their representative how they confirmed the unfair bet results of another user, as admitted by their admin previously, but this question was also left unanswered. Their lack of transparency and unwillingness to clarify these concerns only raises further doubts about fairness and integrity.
I kindly request all members to support my flag against Duckdice.io to expose their practices to the public and spread awareness about their unfairness.

Flag link: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=trust;flag=3350

It does not really matter how long you have been dealing with this kind of accusations, either you should remain professional, or you should not reply at all. I did not even bother to check your previous reply because I saw you have been professional with your service so far. But when you try to point out everything, that is not professional anymore. This is not the first time we see players trying to get some benefit after a couple of months or after a year, but as a support professional, you should use your words wisely. I hope that makes sense. Just answer what you were asked. You don't have to find flaws in his writing. It seems like you are trying to find his mistake instead of proving yourself honest.

I chose to remain focused on my main concerns instead of responding in kind to the representative's mocking remarks, as I want the discussion to stay on track.

I’d like to ask the Duckdice representative: how did you end up with the bet result that a user previously complained about, which your admin admitted was unfair? Such incidents raise serious questions about the platform’s integrity."

you're tired of repeating yourself? but the fact remains that my concerns are based on genuine issues, not baseless accusations. I’ve provided evidence in the form of screenshots to verify my claims about my username, bonus receipts, and bet Ids.

Regarding the bet results, losing 158 times in a row with a 15.5% win chance is highly unusual. I'm simply asking for clarification and transparency, not to accuse without reason. You continue to avoid my questions, instead focusing on unrelated matters.

I also want to clarify for the 5th time that I’m not part of any fake review campaign on Trustpilot. I will continue to seek answers for the issues I’ve faced, and I believe transparency from Duckdice is the only way to resolve this."

Honestly at this point it gets really exhausting, having to adress again and again a baseless accusation, where no proof has been submitted. Have been dealing with this exact type of scenario on bitcointalk for years now, and for some reason, other than a few people such as holydarkness, who actually takes the time and looks into such threads, most of bitcointalk seems to take a back seat when it comes to scam accusations without any actual evidence against duckdice.

That being said, I'll retire myself from this thread and actually reply if proof is submitted and not ( I got a few hundred red streaks on a %, oh but it happened last year, and I don't have the account anymore, also I have nothing to do with the fact that I started this thread at the same time as a fake review campaign against you on trustpilot started, its just a coincidence).

Kirito89, what are you trying to prove here? Isn't it better to oil your own machine? Stop finding flaws in his writing, you should act professionally as you are representing Duckdice here. So, you should provide answers to the questions and stop fingering these silly things. He said it's been a few months since he joined the forum. Joining the forum and getting into crypto isn't the same thing.

He could say that he was gambling for years with crypto but never felt he would be in it like how he is today. A lot of people used crypto for the first time because they needed crypto to deposit at a casino. But later, they fully get into crypto.

How did you recently get into crypto, *a few months* when you were gambling with crypto!  1 year + ago?

It’s been a few months since I joined this forum. As I recently got into crypto, I often search for various topics about it. That’s how I found this forum, created an account, and began exploring.

If you search within this Bitcointalk forum for Duckdice.io reviews, you’ll find numerous complaints from users. Many raise concerns about unfairness, bad behavior (which I’ve personally experienced), and even serious cases like Duckdice confiscating 9 BTC from a user after they won. These posts, along with my own experience, highlight significant issues with the platform.

Sorry if my previous question was not clear enough. I am wondering about how did you ended up with that post that caught your attention in the first place? Was it linked from other discussion forum or platform or blog? Or were you stumbled upon it yourself?

As I mentioned, they have deleted my account along with all the chat history, which was tied to the account itself. I never used email to communicate with them, as all interactions were conducted through the platform. The only emails I received from them were promotional ones.


To answer your curiosity, I came across posts and reviews raising concerns about Duckdice's practices. That post caught my attention, where a user shared their experience about manipulated bets. The most compelling part was that Duckdice admin, the same one I interacted with, confirmed the issue in their reply to that user.
Here: https://prnt.sc/w5ws9b

No, you provided an username, you have provided 0 evidence of what you allegedily say happened.



Oh, thank you for this holydarkness, I actually missed it. It makes a lot more sense now.  Now that trustpilot message we received makes sense aswell .

To make things more clear, and if I have to repeat, only you can provide a way to prove or disprove the statement of you asking for account removal. From their side, there were not any single data tied to your account. Not email, not chat, nothing. From your side, though, you still have email that you exchanged with them near the end of your stay with them, that you described as "wasn't ended well",


and if you could satisfy my curiosity, may I know how did you ended up with the thread you put in your opening post through edit; https://imgur.com/a/8ljRi4n?

I must ask: why was my account deleted if I never requested it to be? As I mentioned earlier, I never asked for my account to be deleted, and the claim that I did remains unsubstantiated. If you have any proof of such a request, please provide it.
As I’ve mentioned multiple times, I came forward with my concerns a year later after recently reading other users' reviews and posts on Bitcointalk, where many shared similar experiences of being scammed or having their bets manipulated. This is what prompted me to speak out about my own experience.
You mention that I’ve provided 0 evidence to support my claim, but I have already shared several pieces of evidence, including my account, bet history, and bonuses, which I have provided here.  Now you acknowledge this evidence and address my concerns more transparently please.

The red flag was created to raise awareness about these ongoing concerns, and I believe it’s important for the community to be informed, especially given the lack of clarity and transparency regarding my account and the bets.

Hello again,

There have been 0 incosistencies in my responses, I've stated that the username doesn't exist, that I can't find it in the database, when you provided proof that you infact had that username, I've stated an account can be deleted/wiped out only via removing GDPR consent by an user.

While the bets continue to exist in the database, there's no actual way to tie them to an account if its been deleted from the database.

How exactly is a flag against Duckdice warranted here?  Where you have provided 0 evidence of supporting your claim,  when you somehow come after 1 year of allegedly this loss happening?

Thank you for your explanation. To clarify, I never requested account deletion or closure in any communication with Duckdice, I only learned about this possibility after reading posts and reviews. The inconsistency in their responses remains concerning—they initially claimed my username didn’t exist, only to later acknowledge it had been deleted after I provided proof.This lack of transparency raises serious doubts about the platform’s handling of user data and complaints.

I have also shared another screenshot showing that I received a Hot Friday bonus for weekly wagering and losing https://imgur.com/a/cQ7Gtot as well as a screenshot showing my username along with a bet ID that I shared with a friend after wining a bet : https://imgur.com/a/Z852R43 I am confident I never requested deletion. again my only goal is to ensure my losses were fair and to seek clarity on this matter.

I kindly request users to support my red flag against Duckdice.io to raise awareness about these concerns: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=trust;flag=3350.

Actually, what I asked is not screenshots of your winning bet that you shared with your friend in the past to retrieve its betID, though it might be helpful as they still have their big data of betID and simply unable to tie those betID on their database to your account as anything that ties you to their database has been severed due to GDPR compliance. What I asked, though, is the latest email exchange you had with them that brought you to your account closure.

From it, we might be able to see if you indeed asked for an account closure in such wording that prompt them to delete all your personal data due to GDPR or other broader context.


Actually, through a lens, what they said is consistent. They can't find your username, thus thinking that it didn't exist. Upon given proof that you had an email from DuckDice under that username, they concluded that the account existed in the past and no longer exist in the present, thus deleted. Regarding account being deleted, it's actually written on their ToS, I believe I pointed that somewhere in my older post in this thread.

Moving to your urge to retrieve your betting history, as you perhaps still unable to grasp the situation that applies here, if I may try to explain, your latest exchange of communication with them prompt them to delete your account and wipe everything clean [how true their claim is, that you asked for account deletion, can easily be proven or debunked by you digging your inbox and unearthed those last communications]. There is nothing left for them to tie a bet with your account, thus there is nothing retrievable. GDPR require all of private data to be wiped from a platform's database upon request and they complied to it.

Yes, I assume they still have their raw data of betID and the details, as it is required by their regulator, but those data can no longer be tied to you. Simply put, "SEZMISENK41" can no longer be found on their database. That account no longer exist. No bets, no balance, no withdrawal or deposit record. Nothing.

The best step you can try right now, from where I stand, is to find those latest email with them, to see if you do asked for an account deletion or they said it just to help their narrative. We shall see where should we move from that point.

Thank you for your concern and understanding. regarding the delay in raising this issue, I genuinely didn’t consider it at the time that duckdice is not 100% fair. It was only after reading posts from others on this platform, highlighting similar concerns about duckdice.io practices, that i started questioning my own experience. I have also mentioned several times before that I came across multiple posts here regarding fairness issues with Duckdice.io, and a quick search on Google reveals numerous similar complaints across different platforms.
they claimed my account didn’t exist. Later, they acknowledged that it had been deleted. This inconsistency only adds to my doubts. Additionally, as I’ve stated before, I was not aware that accounts could be deleted on their site until I came across posts and reviews mentioning this possibility.

I urge them to explore every possibility to retrieve and share my bet history. Doing so would clear doubts and provide clarity on whether my losses were fair. I hope they reconsider and prioritize this step to address the concerns raised.

I guess their official representative already commented that they can't filter the history of a deleted account, and that's a fair response. However, it would be great if they might somehow manage to share the history of your bets as that will clear many of your doubts.

I feel bad for you OP because losing that much money is quite tough, but if you had such thoughts about them then why haven't you created this accusation when you had the doubts instead of creating it now.