If I may...
Kirito89, perhaps this is a different user from the one who send you that extortion message and only have small similarities between their username. My first reaction upon reading the extortion message [the username, to be precise], was to conclude the same, so I can see why and how you think they're the same person.
However, further reading the message body, the sender claimed that his thread has been read by more than 1,000 users and got 74 replies. This is nowhere near the stat of this thread. Not then, not now. So perhaps a different person.
I can't find a current thread against DuckDice that fits this criteria either, so perhaps
that user lied.
Point is, perhaps this is indeed a different user and maybe it'll be best to just dig this user's betting history [suppose he didn't ask for erasure] and provide him the log so he can prove the PF himself and satisfy his curiosity.
I believe that should conclude his case.
And, OP,
Horsbyname,
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i hope we can now focus on the concerns i initially raised regarding the extraordinary losing streak and the fairness mechanisms in place.
Looking forward to your response.
I believe that part has been explained, at least the fairness mechanism, that duckdice has PF set in place that anyone can verify through the verifier they provided, or through other verifier site that's been suggested by others.
With PF being explained, I believe it should significantly disprove the claim that they intentionally put you in a lose streak, given each and every round is provably fair and can't be manipulated, both sides contribute to a factor that influence the outcome of the bet.
However, if you need further proof to ease your doubt, we can only hope that you did not ask for account closure on your last situation with them, as it'll trigger data erasure due to GDPR compliance, and both you or DuckDice can no longer access your betting history to verify the one by one.
If they still have your data because you [hopefully] did not ask for it to be deleted, upon confirmation from Kirito89 that he can find your account, I am sure you won't mind to formally write to them from the email address used to register that username, asking for that log, as I believe they'll only allowed to share it with the account holder, as proven by writing the request from the email associated with the account.