Topic: Burst Dice! 1000 dice rolls in just couple seconds! (Read 14105 times)

1,000 rolls instantly are not something new. It was already implemented long time ago the first time I saw this on 999 dice casino. They call it Bunny role and it can do 100 or even thousands of rolls instantly. Your casino has just evolved that method a bit still I am looking to try that method as it can help me create new strategies.

Not only is Burst Dice. I've used one more casino website that is Betking and can complete 1,000 rolls in just a few seconds. But I realized that by visiting two casino websites, Burst Dice (luckygames.io), I think it's good enough. And its exchange system is very interesting, I have not seen any such exchange method today. I really liked to play an auto roll on Luckygames.

Since it is clear serial scammer Dean Nolan will employ any tactic to make money for himself.

I would not put it past him to be happy in the knowledge token holders suffered because of him.

As for the second part, silence is golden when it comes to imaginary rewards being offered

We all know you just unignore them right after, because you have to read it.
Also, ignoring people really just means you cant stand that you are losing a discussion. Your whole life is pathetic

I usually add scammers and their side-kicks on my IGNORE list so I do not have to read their nonsense

That was all miscommunication.
I discussed with him if it was ok to create a new account.
You must be the guy with multiple accounts that joined like 16 may?
I must say, you are so dedicated to bring other people down. Go get a wife or something, your life clearly is worthless and at this point you are trying to bring others down
Also, all your statements are worthless since you got negative trust.

You are right, thank you for your kind and civil approach.

The user you refer to was banned in the betking chat by none other than serial scammer Dean Nolan himself but has now started logging in again using another name there on the betking website. He has at the same time started logging in here to defend serial scammer Dean Nolan too.

Why not be good in your response! He has expressed his views about Dean Nolan and since Nolan is not here to defend himself why attacking jak3 as if you meet him somewhere before. It is good we are civil here and bitcointalk has notting that represents cancer in it.

Shut up, you are just following these sheeps and you are just posting here for your signature campaign. People like you are what makes BTCTalk CANCER.

Burst dice and 1000 rolls in few seconds looks nice, almost nice as Dean bursting token holders. What do you think, is it faster to burst tokens rolling dice or just to hold tokens until they drop deep under promised buy-back price?
Hint - ask LoyceV
Seems like easy task. What is reward?

I had to chuckle at that because it is coming from Dean Nolan, a known serial scammer who recently even claimed on his betking website chat that "his lawyer" wrote to Theymos threatening to take Bitcointalk to court because he is being called a "scammer" by several users here but primarily by me  

Loyce is not an idiot. You are the idiot and imbecile who also happens to be a low-life serial scammer who got well and truly exposed just because you scammed a copyrighted software owner out of 2 BTC.

That 2 BTC you decided to not pay the licence owner has cost you a lot more!

Now apart from "your own" BTC that you got for free from the 2017 ICO siphon-off (part of which you used to top-up the current betking bankroll from miserly 20 BTC to over 50 BTC) and a few side-kicks rising along with you for the glory - you have nothing left. No reputation, no goodwill, no supporters and no friends.

Shame on you serial scammer Dean Nolan

Quoted since jollygood deliberatly ignores my replies and continues to post so no one else sees mine

It is clear betking is a disaster to either invest in or to bet at.

A problem here with regards to betking not having clarity is because serial scammer Dean Nolan and his side-kicks are promoting a distinction between "groups" in the hope to create confusion.

Group 1 consists of those those affected by betking in any negative way:
- ICO investors
- later purchasers of BKB tokens
- current disillusioned holders of BKB tokens or BKT tokens
- bounty participants
- those who had their software stolen by betking and used without consent and used without paying licence fees
- those invited to invest in post-ICO betking when it nearly shutdown as it was failing but were lied to and told it was doing exceptionally well and was a great investment
- previous players who won contests but were scammed by betking and not given their winnings
- previous affiliates who helped promote the website but were scammed by betking


Group 2 consists of:
-current players who bet at betking who might have little, a lot or no information about its shady past


It is normal for those in Group 2 (current gamblers at betking) to pop in and out of betking related threads saying they were able to deposit and withdraw funds with ease. Maybe they had a good game play experience, maybe they have positive comments to post. Some accounts here are no doubt operated by serial scammer Dean Nolan and side-kicks but they can easily be spotted.

As for the Group 1, they have their own reasons for being disillusioned with betking and lay the blame squarely at serial scammer Dean Nolan.

The purpose of the ICO was to make serial scammer Dean Nolan rich at any cost to investors. When he wanted more money for himself after he scammed investors he failed to sell betking and failed to raise funds to launch his "bitsafe" exchange scam, therefore he switched over to EOS tokens trying to airdrop freebies to new users in the hope to drag in 200,000 new users but there are hardly 15-20 users logged in to that site at any time with another 5-10 non-users just on there looking around before exiting.

About those EOS tokens he made sure he was going to make even more money for free from thin-air: "Reserved for Team: 1,000,000,000"

What exactly did serial scammer Dean Nolan do that deserved and warranted him getting 1 billion of the of the 10 billion BKT EOS tokens?

Why on earth did he receive 10% of all BKT out there after he destroyed the reputation betking once built-up?

He decided to unilaterally give himself 10% of all BKT tokens on the EOS platform AFTER he made millions from the 30 million BKB tokens that were in his control that were not for public sale in the 2017 ICO.

Of those 70 million BKB tokens he sold, 50% were supposed to go directly to the bankroll - that was over 1046 BTC, over 4619 ETH and over 856 LTC. The remaining 50% were supposed to be used to help the site with "marketing, promotions, SEO, design development, server costs and legal" but much of those funds were also siphoned-off and diverted to serial scammer Dean Nolan because he never allowed any audit of expenditure to any investor or non-investor. 50% of funds raised did not go to fund the bankroll and the other 50% were not used for "marketing, promotions, SEO, design development, server costs and legal". Where did they go?

Serial scammer Dean Nolan claims he used the bankroll funds to buy back BKB tokens when nobody in their right mind would do that.

Why use the bankroll funds to buy back tokens? Well it was because he could not use the remaining 50% funds which were allegedly to be used for "marketing, promotions, SEO, design development, server costs and legal" because much of them were being siphoned-off and being diverted to serial scammer Dean Nolan therefore the only way he could do it was to use the bankroll funds which any competent business person would tell you that was the worst thing to do but he did it because he did not want to use the funds for "marketing, promotions, SEO, design development, server costs and legal" as it would hit his personal milking-machine.

Serial scammer Dean Nolan who made himself filthy-rich thanks to the millions that poured in from the 2017 betking ICO then went on to ensure he would have staggering 1 billion BKT EOS tokens for himself. There is no "team", it is just him and he hires low cost coders to make modifications for him since he could not code a single piece of code even if he tried.

When its owner and operator serial scammer Dean Nolan tries to show people that betking is a clean business without a shady past, he is not only lying by denying the wrongs of the past but also is presenting more lies in the face of a new narrative he presents to those unaware of the past.

Alert Rummers are that this dice site is plotting a scam and are soon going to get rekt. Dean Nolan has been scamming you guys and here's the discussing of it. I am not fully saying to go out and start running I am just saying stay alert. he is looking for your money and cares for them more than you.

Your quote proves you are a complete idiot.

Let me just quote myself here:

75 replies, not a single unsatisfied player, no bankroll investor complaints and only one legit concerned user who bought in the ico, tsaroz.

There's posts by players who have had a good experience or an existing investor with no complaints.

There are a few posts from people who are put off because they have heard wrong accusations of scam.

Everyone else is either a troll, sig campaign poster bumper (for competitors) or complete idiot (Loyce/JollyGood).


So, if the site is a scam, where is everyone else? If we had thousands of ICO investors and $6.5 million scammed, where are the people demanding their money?

Loyce doesn't count, he got $700 worth of BKB for free, he didn't invest any money, and he doesn't have a clue or a care to learn how the original ICO or the new token model works. He hasn't lost anything.

tsaroz feel free to pm or email [email protected] to discuss.

Affiliate and scam has absolutely no relation at all. Affiliate is when a business tries a new model of marketing where they put the burden of finding new customers upon the current customers in exchange of sharing the profits, that way they do not have to spend money beforehand to get customers and only share when they win something.

It is a great system if it works because that way casinos and exchanges and all that uses affiliate spend zero dollars on marketing but still manage to make more money, customers go out and bring more customers and in return you are making less profit than you normal would but still making profit without working. It is a lazy way but definitely the best way if it works. This and scams are totally irrelevant to each other for sure.

What sort of mining are you talking about,?  Mining the  site coin and gambling at thesame time? How does the mining work? Do you mine with the device you are gambling on or with a specialized hardware?

I have tried it before but I only lose my money on this burst dice rolls .
I like to play manually to be able to control my bets and to limit it but in this burst dice you couldn't really control it,
And you might end up losing more than what you expect I think even whales or high rollers doesn't really use this kind of strategy or gameplay.