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Joel_Jantsen

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Get your game girl

Quote from: bdonlan on March 13, 2017, 08:17:42 AM

See you in court buddy. You're wasting your time and your money, trust me.
The fact you won't escrow the 38BTC while you are preparing your legal garbage is yet another indicator that you have stolen the BTC

Scammer.

lol looks who's talking ? You think you can convince people here that you're innocent ? You're a ponzi shit scammer who rip people off their money.Alex,go ahead with the court matter,he doesn't have a clue what's coming for him.Hacking,Phishing,running "unauthorized" investment games without paying taxes and 100 other objections which are against the SEC's rules.Good luck buddy.

geopolisch

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Quote from: bdonlan on March 13, 2017, 08:17:42 AM

Quote from: dogedice.me on March 13, 2017, 08:14:03 AM

Quote from: bdonlan on March 13, 2017, 07:57:32 AM

[cente r][siz e=18pt][colo r=red]ALEX IS A THIEF & BITDICE IS A SCAM - 38BTC was stolen from me[/color][/size]

Do not play at bitdice casino. Alex will confiscate your funds and not allow you to withdraw. I did not break a single rule while playing, and yet, he refuses to release the funds.

See more here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/scam-bitdice-casino-scam-stole-38btc-from-me-refuses-release-them-1824474[/center]

You have committed a numerous felony crimes. I would take a time with family if I were you.

Regards,
Alex.

See you in court buddy. You're wasting your time and your money, trust me.
The fact you won't escrow the 38BTC while you are preparing your legal garbage is yet another indicator that you have stolen the BTC

Scammer.

You are a serious and very cruel person, after hacking someone with his accounts, being caught you are the one who wants to dominate here ? Angry

Dude you are saying you will see him in court ? And what when you would be asked about your hacking ? You would have been better off had you politely asked a apology from Alex and requested him to forgive you and a promise to never repeat.

And let me tell you man I have myself seen 10-20 btc payments happening most of the time, so seriously you think he will take your 38 btc ?

Arcteryx

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EtherSphere - Social Games

Why are you even responding to this user and these accusations to the site?
It is just harboring more attention for the site and driving away any potential customers to you.
This discussion belongs in the scam accusation thread where it was created.
Please respect the users here who visit this thread.
It just causes more headaches to the ones who don't want to see anything or be involved with off site legalities like this one.
Thank you.

BTCevo

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Quote from: bdonlan on March 12, 2017, 07:42:10 PM

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/dzeros-has-been-found-funds-seized-preparing-to-reimburse-victims-1819622

Do not play at bitdice, alex will lock your funds if he feels you deserve to be locked even if you have won fair and square.
I won some BTC totalling my balance to 38BTC and alex has frozen all of my coins and refuses to unlock them. I have not broken any rules stated in the terms of service during the period in which I made my deposit and gambled.

I will update my post if alex unfreezes my account but until then I would not recommend gambling on his site

I believe that alex need to verified everything before he releases your fund to be withdrawn. Just be patient, many sites has this kind of thing to do too. Because that is huge amount to be win though, and AFAIK wonton already played and got 300 btc without any problem so your fund will be safe for sure

bdonlan

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Quote from: dogedice.me on March 13, 2017, 08:31:23 AM

Quote from: Oilacris on March 13, 2017, 08:21:47 AM

Quote from: dogedice.me on March 13, 2017, 08:14:03 AM

Quote from: bdonlan on March 13, 2017, 07:57:32 AM

ALEX IS A THIEF & BITDICE IS A SCAM - 38BTC was stolen from me

Do not play at bitdice casino. Alex will confiscate your funds and not allow you to withdraw. I did not break a single rule while playing, and yet, he refuses to release the funds.

See more here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/scam-bitdice-casino-scam-stole-38btc-from-me-refuses-release-them-1824474

You have committed a numerous felony crimes. I would take a time with family if I were you.

Regards,
Alex.

Very well said,checking on the trust of bdonlan those are serious crimes and cant really be trusted on what he claims.Checking on the sites legitimacy i could say bitdice is really a good site theres no issues speaking of withdrawing even whooping 300btc before to a player and now a 100 btc winning to another player.I didnt witness such big winnings on a dice game.

Literally minutes ago we have paid almost 500.000 USD to our user:

James's case is another story. He tried to hack BitDice to steal investors money. He, with a group of unknowns, using phishing link got access to this account on BCT and using this account tried to scam people on JD for Clams. He committed numerous other crimes. His excuses is - well, it didn't work out, so I'm innocent. But it does not work like that.

Regards,
Alex.

Again twisting words you liar
I did not try to hack bitdice and steal investors money. when I got access to your BCT account I caused no financial or reputation damage even though I was very much able to. You think you are innocent, like I said, I will see you in court. You have no right to take 38BTC from me over me taking control of your bitcointalk account for 20 minutes 2 years ago. What an absolute joke.
I told you, escrow the 38BTC while you prepare your legal garbage so that it's not in either of our hands. You do not deserve the 38BTC and nor do your investors, I won it fair and square from you and never stole a cent from you and your investors.

Oilacris

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Quote from: dogedice.me on March 13, 2017, 08:31:23 AM

Quote from: Oilacris on March 13, 2017, 08:21:47 AM

Quote from: dogedice.me on March 13, 2017, 08:14:03 AM

Quote from: bdonlan on March 13, 2017, 07:57:32 AM

ALEX IS A THIEF & BITDICE IS A SCAM - 38BTC was stolen from me

Do not play at bitdice casino. Alex will confiscate your funds and not allow you to withdraw. I did not break a single rule while playing, and yet, he refuses to release the funds.

See more here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/scam-bitdice-casino-scam-stole-38btc-from-me-refuses-release-them-1824474

You have committed a numerous felony crimes. I would take a time with family if I were you.

Regards,
Alex.

Very well said,checking on the trust of bdonlan those are serious crimes and cant really be trusted on what he claims.Checking on the sites legitimacy i could say bitdice is really a good site theres no issues speaking of withdrawing even whooping 300btc before to a player and now a 100 btc winning to another player.I didnt witness such big winnings on a dice game.

Literally minutes ago we have paid almost 500.000 USD to our user:

James's case is another story. He tried to hack BitDice to steal investors money. He, with a group of unknowns, using phishing link got access to this account on BCT and using this account tried to scam people on JD for Clams. He committed numerous other crimes. His excuses is - well, it didn't work out, so I'm innocent. But it does not work like that.

Regards,
Alex.

Better not to pay attention to this user sir Alex since people here on this forum wont believe those accusation and i am amazed on the winnings and what the heck 500,000 usd on a single withdraw is no joke. Talking about 38 btc is just a dust and not worth to be stole.

dogedice.me

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Quote from: Oilacris on March 13, 2017, 08:21:47 AM

Quote from: dogedice.me on March 13, 2017, 08:14:03 AM

Quote from: bdonlan on March 13, 2017, 07:57:32 AM

ALEX IS A THIEF & BITDICE IS A SCAM - 38BTC was stolen from me

Do not play at bitdice casino. Alex will confiscate your funds and not allow you to withdraw. I did not break a single rule while playing, and yet, he refuses to release the funds.

See more here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/scam-bitdice-casino-scam-stole-38btc-from-me-refuses-release-them-1824474

You have committed a numerous felony crimes. I would take a time with family if I were you.

Regards,
Alex.

Very well said,checking on the trust of bdonlan those are serious crimes and cant really be trusted on what he claims.Checking on the sites legitimacy i could say bitdice is really a good site theres no issues speaking of withdrawing even whooping 300btc before to a player and now a 100 btc winning to another player.I didnt witness such big winnings on a dice game.

Literally minutes ago we have paid almost 500.000 USD to our user:

James's case is another story. He tried to hack BitDice to steal investors money. He, with a group of unknowns, using phishing link got access to this account on BCT and using this account tried to scam people on JD for Clams. He committed numerous other crimes. His excuses is - well, it didn't work out, so I'm innocent. But it does not work like that.

Regards,
Alex.

bdonlan

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Activity: 221

Merit: 102

Quote from: Oilacris on March 13, 2017, 08:21:47 AM

Quote from: dogedice.me on March 13, 2017, 08:14:03 AM

Quote from: bdonlan on March 13, 2017, 07:57:32 AM

ALEX IS A THIEF & BITDICE IS A SCAM - 38BTC was stolen from me

Do not play at bitdice casino. Alex will confiscate your funds and not allow you to withdraw. I did not break a single rule while playing, and yet, he refuses to release the funds.

See more here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/scam-bitdice-casino-scam-stole-38btc-from-me-refuses-release-them-1824474

You have committed a numerous felony crimes. I would take a time with family if I were you.

Regards,
Alex.

Very well said,checking on the trust of bdonlan those are serious crimes and cant really be trusted on what he claims.Checking on the sites legitimacy i could say bitdice is really a good site theres no issues speaking of withdrawing even whooping 300btc before to a player and now a 100 btc winning to another player.I didnt witness such big winnings on a dice game.

The proof is there in the thread. Alex is a thief, my account is locked with 38BTC and he refuses to release it OR hold it in escrow while he sues me over events that happened over 2 years ago.

Oilacris

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Activity: 2996

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Quote from: dogedice.me on March 13, 2017, 08:14:03 AM

Quote from: bdonlan on March 13, 2017, 07:57:32 AM

ALEX IS A THIEF & BITDICE IS A SCAM - 38BTC was stolen from me

Do not play at bitdice casino. Alex will confiscate your funds and not allow you to withdraw. I did not break a single rule while playing, and yet, he refuses to release the funds.

See more here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/scam-bitdice-casino-scam-stole-38btc-from-me-refuses-release-them-1824474

You have committed a numerous felony crimes. I would take a time with family if I were you.

Regards,
Alex.

Very well said,checking on the trust of bdonlan those are serious crimes and cant really be trusted on what he claims.Checking on the sites legitimacy i could say bitdice is really a good site theres no issues speaking of withdrawing even whooping 300btc before to a player and now a 100 btc winning to another player.I didnt witness such big winnings on a dice game.

bdonlan

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Activity: 221

Merit: 102

Quote from: dogedice.me on March 13, 2017, 08:14:03 AM

Quote from: bdonlan on March 13, 2017, 07:57:32 AM

ALEX IS A THIEF & BITDICE IS A SCAM - 38BTC was stolen from me

Do not play at bitdice casino. Alex will confiscate your funds and not allow you to withdraw. I did not break a single rule while playing, and yet, he refuses to release the funds.

See more here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/scam-bitdice-casino-scam-stole-38btc-from-me-refuses-release-them-1824474

You have committed a numerous felony crimes. I would take a time with family if I were you.

Regards,
Alex.

See you in court buddy. You're wasting your time and your money, trust me.
The fact you won't escrow the 38BTC while you are preparing your legal garbage is yet another indicator that you have stolen the BTC

Scammer.

dogedice.me

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Activity: 776

Merit: 522

Quote from: bdonlan on March 13, 2017, 07:57:32 AM

ALEX IS A THIEF & BITDICE IS A SCAM - 38BTC was stolen from me

Do not play at bitdice casino. Alex will confiscate your funds and not allow you to withdraw. I did not break a single rule while playing, and yet, he refuses to release the funds.

See more here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/scam-bitdice-casino-scam-stole-38btc-from-me-refuses-release-them-1824474

You have committed a numerous felony crimes. I would take a time with family if I were you.

Regards,
Alex.

bdonlan

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Activity: 221

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ALEX IS A THIEF & BITDICE IS A SCAM - 38BTC was stolen from me

Do not play at bitdice casino. Alex will confiscate your funds and not allow you to withdraw. I did not break a single rule while playing, and yet, he refuses to release the funds.

See more here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/scam-bitdice-casino-scam-stole-38btc-from-me-refuses-release-them-1824474

dunfida

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Quote from: novemberwoah on March 13, 2017, 07:07:43 AM

Quote from: Natalim on March 13, 2017, 02:10:26 AM

Quote from: Bitinity on March 13, 2017, 01:53:26 AM

Quote from: kolloh on March 12, 2017, 10:55:25 PM

There was a nice sized win of 100btc on 2x earlier nearing the max profit. What a sight to see and congrats to the user who won it!

What a damn lucky player, too bad we dont know who is the player as it is hidden. When a player set his username to be hidden means that only Alex knows who is he, right?
If I have to guess then I think this player is wonton..

Wonton can change his name if he prefers and we will never know if Alex will not update us because it's their job as well to protect the identity of players especially the high roller. I could not won that amount because I do not have 100 BTC, just a big money, this guys really a big risk taker.

I do not think it is Wonton, and I am sure that win for sure from other gambler. It is unfortunate that we can not know who wins, it's a mystery Cheesy

Yes you are right it is a big amount, just a big gambler who bet and take risks as big as it. I congratulate to Mr. Hidden on your big win Cheesy

On its name itself its "hidden"

Theres no proof if that is wonton which is indicated on the previous big wins and we should always think off theres lots of whales on playing dice games we cant tell which one is the same person or not but well congratulations to that huge win 100 btc is awesome to have but risking it to bet i wont do such thing.

novemberwoah

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Quote from: Natalim on March 13, 2017, 02:10:26 AM

Quote from: Bitinity on March 13, 2017, 01:53:26 AM

Quote from: kolloh on March 12, 2017, 10:55:25 PM

There was a nice sized win of 100btc on 2x earlier nearing the max profit. What a sight to see and congrats to the user who won it!

What a damn lucky player, too bad we dont know who is the player as it is hidden. When a player set his username to be hidden means that only Alex knows who is he, right?
If I have to guess then I think this player is wonton..

Wonton can change his name if he prefers and we will never know if Alex will not update us because it's their job as well to protect the identity of players especially the high roller. I could not won that amount because I do not have 100 BTC, just a big money, this guys really a big risk taker.

I do not think it is Wonton, and I am sure that win for sure from other gambler. It is unfortunate that we can not know who wins, it's a mystery Cheesy

Yes you are right it is a big amount, just a big gambler who bet and take risks as big as it. I congratulate to Mr. Hidden on your big win Cheesy

torry28

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Quote from: xIIImaL on March 13, 2017, 05:44:33 AM

Quote from: kolloh on March 12, 2017, 10:55:25 PM

There was a nice sized win of 100btc on 2x earlier nearing the max profit. What a sight to see and congrats to the user who won it!

OMG, lucky chap. Bitdice rocks with this gambler. If this person available in the forum. I may request for my orphanage which I am part of it. Please suggest about the tricks to win always? Please let me the tips about using dice game. Like to make lumsum for needy things.

Buddy, there is no any trick to "always win" or "win always". From that pic we can see if he only made 1 huge bet and luckily he won (100BTC or ~$122000). The tips is when you want to win big, you must put big money + guts too Wink

xIIImaL

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Quote from: kolloh on March 12, 2017, 10:55:25 PM

There was a nice sized win of 100btc on 2x earlier nearing the max profit. What a sight to see and congrats to the user who won it!

OMG, lucky chap. Bitdice rocks with this gambler. If this person available in the forum. I may request for my orphanage which I am part of it. Please suggest about the tricks to win always? Please let me the tips about using dice game. Like to make lumsum for needy things.

numanoid

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Quote from: Bitinity on March 13, 2017, 01:53:26 AM

Quote from: kolloh on March 12, 2017, 10:55:25 PM

There was a nice sized win of 100btc on 2x earlier nearing the max profit. What a sight to see and congrats to the user who won it!

What a damn lucky player, too bad we dont know who is the player as it is hidden. When a player set his username to be hidden means that only Alex knows who is he, right?
If I have to guess then I think this player is wonton..

Or perhaps he is "hidden" who always chasing jackpot and bet with low amount? I've seen that username always betting from time to time (He must be use bot). Beside wonton, we also have doctor in Bitdice (maybe he already comeback?)

Quote from: nicolecan13 on March 12, 2017, 10:03:01 PM

But some tells thet they didn't respond when someone won a tottal of 35 and up btc.

Read this https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/dzeros-has-been-found-funds-seized-preparing-to-reimburse-victims-1819622 and decide who is the victim

nemgun

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I checked the history also, and i am just amazed by the amounts people can win, i never saw this in other gambling websites, not that i am a gambler. The sig manager plays fine too.

And regarding the platform's language i think i was wrong, it is more like Scala, but maybe it is multi-language.

I would like to point also to a deprecation error about frame-src, should use child-src, at least that's what the console says. Is it possible to have some development news ?

Natalim

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BTC to the MOON in 2019

Quote from: Bitinity on March 13, 2017, 01:53:26 AM

Quote from: kolloh on March 12, 2017, 10:55:25 PM

There was a nice sized win of 100btc on 2x earlier nearing the max profit. What a sight to see and congrats to the user who won it!

What a damn lucky player, too bad we dont know who is the player as it is hidden. When a player set his username to be hidden means that only Alex knows who is he, right?
If I have to guess then I think this player is wonton..

Wonton can change his name if he prefers and we will never know if Alex will not update us because it's their job as well to protect the identity of players especially the high roller. I could not won that amount because I do not have 100 BTC, just a big money, this guys really a big risk taker.

Bitinity

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Quote from: kolloh on March 12, 2017, 10:55:25 PM

There was a nice sized win of 100btc on 2x earlier nearing the max profit. What a sight to see and congrats to the user who won it!

What a damn lucky player, too bad we dont know who is the player as it is hidden. When a player set his username to be hidden means that only Alex knows who is he, right?
If I have to guess then I think this player is wonton..

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