Topic: dice.ninja - Now with Plinko! - page 31. (Read 84673 times)

  Another one bites the dust.. 

you must have had alot of trust in whoever was running the show here...

~ dooglus is touting it = IT MUST be hella legit !


 o rly     lol

These guys mostly account farmer who need to post for increasing post and activity so they will sell account.
Just ignore them.

Technically it makes sense. Combining deposits was done off chain, and the site was sort of a mixer, not a good one though because larger amounts would still end up linked through the cold wallet address.

What a douche. Doesn't even know whats going on, and is trying to increase his post count.

yeah, thats the thing i really miss


I was westcoast middleweight plinko champion. I was the floyd mayweather of plinko

Yeah, this site is no longer operational. You should see the previous replies.

But for plinko style gaming, check out lucky bit.

SMH

maybe you should read this thread first...

I love playing with PLINKO!! Will try it soon!

Also I should probably have assumed back in June that the following was the work of jpcdice(DMF & T04D) and not an exchange or pool like most of us in the JPC community thought...

Well if we do go back to the person that actually used DiceMasterFlash on the web at one point but deleted those accounts, Jeremy Hise, he specializes in networks, linux, etc and it seems like his skills with statistics were at least on par with dmf's.  It doesn't seem unreasonable to think that dmf would take note of AK's IP and managed to spoof it or compromise 1 of his many mining rigs to log in a few times and plant the seed for a setup if needed.  The handle he still uses is the same, just reversed(FlashMasterDice).  Flashmaster is also a digital math tutor for memorizing various tables according to Amazon.

I think one of his friends also fits the skills profile of t04d, but I don't have any real evidence of that possibility. I have just been analyzing personality and grammatical similarities at the moment.  Nothing interesting yet.


Because the hacking thing didn't happen.  How would the hacker get access to multiple sites, social media accounts, etc and delete them all from two people who were supposedly good enough with computers to manage multiple sites storing lots of coin for many months without problems?  All of a sudden you get a hacker that shuts you down but then goes the extra mile to make you look like you ran by deleting your other accounts? Even if for some stupid reason that was the case, dmf or t04d would have come in here and explained the crazy details.

Has anyone got a response from BTCtalk mods about the IP's or other details on t04d's account?  I don't even think dmf registered here, so maybe it was just 1 person all along.  I don't recall if I saw them both talking in chat on JPCdice or drkdice, but I vaguely recall them chatting at nearly the same time once.  Could have just been 2 different sessions though. (wish I had paid more attention back then)

I've already verified that 17U1LyjKzm2tr8LjpYkFGtvburfyG1rd9q is his PD deposit address, which are indeed outputs in those three transactions.  Not sure what the addresses for the DeanNolan/blarghblah/LimeListener/ThorSixteen/etc. accounts are, but those ones were rarely used.

The discrepancy with the amount of funds in cold wallet is what was possibly the final straw causing dmf to run. He was being questioned(even in this thread) about it. The way I remember it he said that they no longer kept all the funds in the 1Ninja because coinbase had tagged it as a gamble address....

well, thats strange...since 1Ninja was the cold wallet address, the "hacker scenario" does not make any sense. if someone had access to the cold wallet, why would he only take parts of it?

The sites UI was only reporting the invested amount to be that size. 'Only' 1100 BTC were in the 1Ninja wallet at time of site closure.

is there any explanation for this? It would be quite a coincidence if AKCoinDigger randomly chose the nickname dmf on just-dice.
This is in my opinion the biggest argument that it was indeed him who drained the dice.ninja bankroll.

Both accounts also have zero bets and therefore it is impossible that dmf from dice.ninja has used the nickname of
a random highroller on just-dice in order to increase his reputation/trust.

edit: also a big lol @ having hundreds of coins on malware infected machines  

I also think that AK was always a nice guy (I first recognized him back in the doge-dice days), who always gave away a lot of coins to strangers in the chat. He was always gambling big, and I remeber he was the first (?) big gambler at jpcdice. Sometimes he lost, sometimes he won, but he was always a nice guy.

But I also think it's important to check every possible connection in this fraud. not only to find the guy who stole all those coins, but also to prove who it wasn't. It's not just simple fingerpointing at AK, it will also help him to prove that he isn't dmf.

There is one thing i still can't understand:

dice.ninja was the most professional looking gambling site I've seen so far. It had a very good feature set, and a great community. DMF always stated that, as far as I can remember 90% of the bankroll is in cold storage. At the last day of dice.ninja, the bankroll was around 2300BTC. That means that even if dmf and to4d were both "hacked", the "hacker" would only be able to steal around 230BTC (assuming that the admin accounts had an option for that directly implemented into the site).

So, even if all that really happened, why not come out clean, paying back the remaining 90% and then selling the site(s)? I'm pretty sure that offering all three gambling sites (jpcdice, darkdice & dice.ninja) could have been sold for quite a lot of btc just because they were uniqe in the style and very promising.

I wonder if the real Toad is laughing right now and checking this thread

Privacy in what way? You just said you combined money from accounts after deposits.