Topic: FreeBitco.in-$200 FreeBTC⭐Win Lambo🔥0.2BTC DailyJackpot🏆$32,500 Wager Contest - page 1091. (Read 566931 times)

The abuse is not the not-depositing money, the abuse is the automatic faucet usage. Hell I am quite certain if you did automatic script that claims faucet for you just for your one account even that wouldn't have been a huge problem.

However, if you open 100 accounts and use VPN and then even affiliate yourself and just claim faucet all day every day constantly then you will eventually get banned because the illegal part here is not the usage of faucets with script as you can see, it is the 100 accounts with VPN. How could anyone even think that having multiple accounts trying to abuse the website could be somehow forgiven by just depositing money? You could literally withdraw it back with the winnings. Remember, you do not earn this money, you are given it for free.

Honestly I don't really care much about their 5% HE, after all the site's pretty lenient in deposits and withdrawals as long as you don't break the rules.

Since the house wins in the long run anyway.

Freebitco have provided many opportunities for their users and that's why Freebitco is very popular among the cryptocurrency community.
When you place a bet in dice game, the chance of freebitco is 5% bigger than the chance of player to win the wager. But it doesn't mean that freebitco is making 5% profit from the money deposited to their website. Their profit is lower. As you mentioned they give reward points which can be easily exchanged to bitcoin. Soon they will give a prize worth 200,000 dollars. They are giving faucets and daily interest too.

According to what you say, it doesn't matter even if the house edge is 80%,
No, when you play for long term, the house edge  does matter.

something interesting about the house edge that i was thinking about the other day is that in order to see if it is actually affecting you is to look how many of your bets would have been a winning bet if the house edge was something else.
i haven't tested this yet since i am trying to avoid gambling for a while but i remember when i lost a 2x game where i had to roll above 5250 for example it wasn't a loss for rolling 5249 but it was a loss because i rolled something like 1000 which is way below the mark. so it wouldn't have mattered if house edge was something else.

i do realize that mathematically you have less chance of winning but it is still interesting to see how it affected you in reality.

Most guys you see there with thousands of tickets get them from their referrals. Wake up. Some do get them either from wagering on multiply btc and some buy them directly but i believe not many do it like that.

I agree with you. The latest top winner of the lottery got 0.32 BTC, big money, and it is very likely that he got the tickets from his wagering on Multiply BTC game. No one is giving you lottery tickets when you are rolling on another dice site. Also, as I shown above, you can get 8 greens in a row playing with 47.50% win chance (a rare thing even with 49.50 % like on other sites). For a given gambler playing during a particular hour, it's more about luck than about the house edge. House edge becomes important only when tens of thousands bets made.

We need to really consider what is considered a "house edge" at freebitcoin.

In any other place when you gamble there is only winning and losing, so on average if you lose 1% then that is fine because that is the house edge and you are done with the casino when you stop betting. Now we all know freebitcoin has a HUGE looking house edge and people think that you will lose that much and all but people are forgetting one eternal truth that you do not only gamble here. That is not what you do when you just bet, when you place a bet, you can win or lose you will still get ; lottery tickets + lambo tickets + reward points + if you came here from an affiliate someone making profits thanks to you.

So, all in all you are always in a contest here, you may not like the 5% but if you gamble big enough you get free stuff from rewards and have a chance to win thousands of dollars from lotteries.

There are no requirement for people to make deposits for them not to be flagged as a faucet abuser. TheQuin just mentioned that the specific abuser tried to hide his actions by doing a quick deposit to try and fool the admin into believing that they were a actual legitimate user of the site.

You can make small deposits, but your actions and the way you handle your account would flag certain commonly used behavior that most bots and faucet abusers use to abuse the site. 

As TheQuin states at the top of this page this is what happened:

Trying to hide his abuse-attempts with a very low deposit (4$) is definitly a faucet abuse, too, in my opinion

Good work!

Now you just need to convince Freebitco.in admins to accept your perfect definition and make a HUGE announcement on their site: "Hey, John! You'll need to deposit after XX faucet claims! Either way GTFU from our money!"

Sending e-mails to all current users also won't hurt: "Hey, guys! We decided to start making money instead of losing it on faucets. Please make a deposit and preferably lose it all with our incredible small house-edge of 5%."

And they definitely should remove that stupid popup: "Allow us to send you $200 in free bitcoins every hour!"

Here is an example of faucet abuse

John finally discovers crypto currencies, see a popular website, goes to the website makes the account and turns out he can't use it until he makes a deposit, he rather not make a deposit until he knows what dice is really about, since it might not to for him. He sees the faucet button and decides to try it out. He plays a few times with the faucet, gets hooked and immediately makes a bitcoin deposit. This is not faucet abuse.

Jake discovers a crypto website that has a faucet. He gets 100 VPN accounts and makes 100 accounts and writes a script which can automatically claim the faucet and make a bet. After a few minutes he finally wins big and makes the min withdraw. Then he keeps doing the same thing over and over again while making tons of money without having to make a single deposit and places tons of bets with no risk except for his time. This is faucet abuse.

100% agreed, it sounds really stupid.

Anyway, it's private site and they can do whatever they want, no problem with me.

But I've deposited here: https://www.blockchain.com/btc/address/1CDtVQXCCptGY8U9vUTE9YpKEeiUK99QPQ
And I'd like my deposit back. Even the amount is really small. They don't want to take responsibility of their own words and don't want to give for free $0.002 - then I don't want to give them $4 for free too.
They banned me without presenting any proofs, so at least it will be fair to return my deposit.


You're right of course.

On the other hand, it's very easy to blame someone with that and just block his account without any proofs and explanation. Damn, I haven't even got an email notification about it. And I can assure you, I don't know whose referral I was and I doubt that someone was my referral too (since I haven't promote my ref. link).

They could just block faucet for me and leave me to play Multiply game with MY money I've deposited there (I've posted link on transaction above).

Instead of this, I've been blocked without any explanations and blamed with "faucet abuse" on a faucet site.

I won't be writing anything here if there was no deposit. All I want now is to get my money back and kiss this site goodbye.


Punishment is OK, if the guilt is proven.

Here we can hear from the site moderator anything but proofs.


So, you are saying that sometimes some people somehow manage to steal from your site.
Which means that you actually made mistake somewhere ('cause let them did it).
And now you're (intentionally?) doing another mistake - by blocking an account of innocent guy like me.

You are not trying to compensate one mistake with another, aren't you?
'cause that would be... I dunno... kinda weird?

If you really enjoy your job full of mistakes, then you probably should make stats on your site of how much cheaters stole from you and how much you gained from deposits of fair players.

I just want to talk from my own experience whether this punishment is correct or not. I remember the times primedice first started and when they first started bitcoin didn't worth much so they were giving like 10k satoshi to everyone in faucet and when you refreshed the page you got a whole new try, hence you could literally just wager as much as you want with the free faucet and when you hit 100k you were able to withdraw so there was a lot of bots developed just to abuse the faucet and I feel shameful to say that I tried them as well, thankfully I never managed to get any withdraws but at the time I tried which is a big shame in itself.

However, I was very young and I understood what a business is and grew from that, if people are doing that on a bigger and more harmful approach that hurts the casino then I can say that they deserve every punishment they got.

As the game is provably fair, every number can be the outcome of your roll. The result is based on luck. You hit 8 wins in a row and I won't be surprised even if you hit 20 wins in a row. But we don't know what will be the result of your next 8 rolls. They can be 8 loss in a row or 8 other win. This is the nature of a provably fair game like the game we have in Freebitco or any other website that has a fair game. The rolls are calculated 100% randomly.
The house edge determines the probability of winning. But the outcome is still based on luck. And we cannot ignore that, higher house edge a website has lower chance the gambler has.

Many of us, users of freebitco.in, talked about its huge house edge on Multiply BTC game, at least once. Indeed it is greater than, probably, on any other dice site. I don't remember about playing dice with 5% house edge anywhere except freebitco.in.

Today I decided to hunt for the jackpot on the site. I selected second lowest payout, 0.001 BTC, and started rolling. Long story short, I didn't hit the jackpot, but I hit a couple of interesting winning streaks which I want to share.

The first one is 8 wins in a row with 2x payout(47.50% win chance):



and the second one is 3 wins in a row with 6.33x payout(15.01% win chance):



And, yeah, I almost hit the jackpot too :



I lost 6k sats in the process. No big deal, it was totally worth it. Also I was given over 12 lottery tickets for wagering. Who knows what can I win with those.

That's right, I just copied it from my own so you need to change the 178 to your own user ID and use any tag you want.

obviously it is his referral link and others should change the number to their own referral link and remove the "&tag=fs" unless they want to set a tag of their own (which could be tracked in the REFER tab).
in short the "?r=178" is the referral ID and the number is the user ID on that site. and "&tag=fs" is for keeping track of from where people are clicking your links for example you could set it to "btt" for bitcointalk, "xyz" for your website,....
he probably just copied the whole code from his profile and pasted it here

You are an experienced faucet abuser so you don't really need me to tell you how you were doing it. But for everyone else what you did was sign up loads of accounts, make a few free rolls from each and then go all in on multiply BTC 3 times in a row to get above minimum withdrawal. Most of the accounts lose but you get to withdraw the few that win. When you found that I review withdrawals and block people that do that you tried making a very small deposit in one account that had won and then spamming a few meaningless bets to try and hide your tracks. I didn't work so now you are crying about it.

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I don't want to put the code on the site because it only works for Hero or Legendary Members. I would just get lots of Newbies complaining it didn't work. Anyone who has been on the forum long enough to use it would know to just send me a PM and ask for it.

You can edit that code easily.
Ctrl+F
Then search for "178". (There are four "178" in the signature code.)
Replace all of them with your own referral code which can be found in "Refer" section.