Topic: FreeBitco.in-$200 FreeBTC⭐Win Lambo🔥0.2BTC DailyJackpot🏆$32,500 Wager Contest - page 13. (Read 570851 times)
January 24, 2025, 04:56:29 PM
No on Dplay casino you can't withdraw your FUN balance to an external wallet unfortunately, they currently only offer withdrawals to the Freebitcoin account. I deposited my FUNs from Freebitcoin so it could be different if you've made a deposit from an external wallet but I don't think so to be honest. And it's the same for BTC funds if you wonder. Too many people would use this path if it was available.
January 24, 2025, 04:21:54 PM
And yeah, Freebitco has two more casinos. They are dPlay and ClubRiches.
I never heard about these casinos ? Can you share the link for these ? Are they as popular as freebitco ? And more importantly, are they being operated normally or have issues we have in freebitco?
You can see them for yourself, and you can enter directly from Freebitcoin.
I tried DPlay, you can log-in with a Freebitcoin account, they are connected, but for ClubRiches, you need to create an account, as I remember. I played on DPlay because it was easy to log-in, and we can move FUN tokens between them... I had some pretty nice wins (maybe I even shared some of them here in the thread), all in all, simple casino with some providers & games, at least at that time.
dplay and fbc accounts are connected?
So we can transfer whatever fun token people have left in their fbc accounts when unlocked to dplay then transfer them out this way?
that would be good if it were true.
January 24, 2025, 03:26:31 PM
guys, are there any other ways to contact freebitcoin except those emails:
fin@ mail
Customer.Support@ mail
and pinging those 2 almost dead (PR and support) profiles here ?
fin@ mail
Customer.Support@ mail
and pinging those 2 almost dead (PR and support) profiles here ?
January 24, 2025, 03:25:49 PM
I never heard about these casinos ? Can you share the link for these ? Are they as popular as freebitco ? And more importantly, are they being operated normally or have issues we have in freebitco?
Both dPlay and ClubRiches are operating under Freebitco since 2021. It is quite surprising that you weren't aware of them. 'iv4n' has already pointed out that where you can find those casinos. Anyway, we had seen some complaints against dPlay in the past. But I haven't seen anyone to complain against ClubRiches here. Maybe both of those casinos are operating normally.ClubRiches is even being advertised by FBC in their newsletter. Also on the website if i remember correctly.
It's kind of hard to miss the association, but oh well. In any case, all 3 have a same tangent, and that's FUN token
January 24, 2025, 01:25:06 PM
I never heard about these casinos ? Can you share the link for these ? Are they as popular as freebitco ? And more importantly, are they being operated normally or have issues we have in freebitco?
Both dPlay and ClubRiches are operating under Freebitco since 2021. It is quite surprising that you weren't aware of them. 'iv4n' has already pointed out that where you can find those casinos. Anyway, we had seen some complaints against dPlay in the past. But I haven't seen anyone to complain against ClubRiches here. Maybe both of those casinos are operating normally. 
January 24, 2025, 10:16:18 AM
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This is really impressive
It is impressive but the site has the basic appeal of something for nothing and the idea of getting the same customer to come back multiple times a day which most sites cant always claim to do.Figures are probably correct but also you know the reason why. If I was going multiple times to a premium retail company per day to purchase and they had a similar figure to that given above it'd qualify as one of the most profitable companies in the world I guess. A faucet that gives away a few sats and maybe some bets placed is not the same magnitude outside of the views generated exactly, its all relative.
I'd tell them to go with some simple google words type advert for revenue, kickstart the faucet or any promotions amping it up a bit. But also I can remember someone saying that doesn't actually pay alot. I briefly did some google advert stuff, it really needs clicks to properly pay out but still I got something for it.
I couldn't tell what to do on the monthly price bet, not for that time scale at least. I guess I was not expecting a breakout to occur this time around Im keeping the powder dry :p
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January 24, 2025, 07:53:14 AM
How does Similarweb calculate website traffic? Does Google Analytics sell them some data? As far as I know, it's against the rules but I wouldn't be surprised if Google Analytics sells them because they are shady. I think that the only other way for Similarweb to collect data is if website owners connect their Google Analytics to Similarweb apps but I doubt top websites do that because it's not a good idea to share their data for nothing in exchange.
I think that another source of traffic estimation for Similarweb will be through adware extensions, browsers, softwares and VPNs but how accurate is that? I can't imagine 26 million people visiting Freebitco for gambling when there are so many issues around them. I also can't imagine two men taking care of the website with such a huge traffic.
From what i read online, they collect data from various sources, but most of what they listed looks SUS. However one method that could actually be the source of data are web browser extensions, which collect data and distribute it publicly.
Either way, their report seems to be far from perfect and i wouldn't rely too much on it
We can draw example from coinmarketcap, coingecko and other market price aggregation platforms, how do they get the price of every crypto coin on the exchanges and average it? It's through the exchanges APIs, API in a lame man's definition is a way to mirror what is going on or happening on another website and display it on your own website.
API can also be the way through which similarweb monitor and collet traffic data from all the websites around the world and show it on their own site.
January 24, 2025, 06:51:45 AM
How does Similarweb calculate website traffic? Does Google Analytics sell them some data? As far as I know, it's against the rules but I wouldn't be surprised if Google Analytics sells them because they are shady. I think that the only other way for Similarweb to collect data is if website owners connect their Google Analytics to Similarweb apps but I doubt top websites do that because it's not a good idea to share their data for nothing in exchange.
I think that another source of traffic estimation for Similarweb will be through adware extensions, browsers, softwares and VPNs but how accurate is that? I can't imagine 26 million people visiting Freebitco for gambling when there are so many issues around them. I also can't imagine two men taking care of the website with such a huge traffic.
From what i read online, they collect data from various sources, but most of what they listed looks SUS. However one method that could actually be the source of data are web browser extensions, which collect data and distribute it publicly.
Either way, their report seems to be far from perfect and i wouldn't rely too much on it
January 24, 2025, 06:30:56 AM
Even with all the recent issues with freebitco, they still have more than 20M hits per month. Still, many gamblers prefer to gamble there or some may even come there only to claim free faucets but this traffic number is kind of huge especially when you see the complaints and issues faced by gamblers on this platform.
According to similarweb, the traffic on the freebitcoin site for the last month was more than 26 million. For example, the popular exchange bybit has about the same traffic. This is really impressive, but I honestly have doubts about the reliability of this data. Personally, I think that the problems that have been occurring with the freebitcoin site over the past year should have triggered an exodus of most of their audience.
I think that another source of traffic estimation for Similarweb will be through adware extensions, browsers, softwares and VPNs but how accurate is that? I can't imagine 26 million people visiting Freebitco for gambling when there are so many issues around them. I also can't imagine two men taking care of the website with such a huge traffic.
January 23, 2025, 03:46:53 PM
According to similarweb, the traffic on the freebitcoin site for the last month was more than 26 million. For example, the popular exchange bybit has about the same traffic. This is really impressive, but I honestly have doubts about the reliability of this data. Personally, I think that the problems that have been occurring with the freebitcoin site over the past year should have triggered an exodus of most of their audience.
I'm surprised too, but that data must be collected automatically, right? Even taking into account an acceptable margin of error of 10 or 15% they are still very high numbers. Although if it is true one is not surprised that they keep running the site like that. If they are running it so badly and still have so many customers, and making so much money, there doesn't seem to be an incentive to improve. With 26 million in monthly traffic right now that the site is having several issues, what this mean is that the number would have or must have been much higher than this, maybe x3 or x4 more than this when the site was operating normally?, it's unbelievable to me.
Bybit exchange also having similar data in traffic even further makes the traffic data on freebitco more unbelievable as we all know that freebitco is not as popular as bybit is.
I also have checked stake.com and they have around 66 million visits, just a few millions behind Binance exchange with 82 million visits, all of this data does seem reliable to me.
But the site is there, similarweb.com, you can visit it and check things out for yourself, and maybe you will get answers to your question by yourself.
The numbers I mentioned there are the total visits a site gets in a month collectively, so, those numbers are for the month of December 2024.
When it comes to tracking number of unique visitors, I don't think that is possible for them to do, except the sites in question decides to hand such data to them for publishing.
January 23, 2025, 02:21:15 PM
And yeah, Freebitco has two more casinos. They are dPlay and ClubRiches.
I never heard about these casinos ? Can you share the link for these ? Are they as popular as freebitco ? And more importantly, are they being operated normally or have issues we have in freebitco?
You can see them for yourself, and you can enter directly from Freebitcoin.
I tried DPlay, you can log-in with a Freebitcoin account, they are connected, but for ClubRiches, you need to create an account, as I remember. I played on DPlay because it was easy to log-in, and we can move FUN tokens between them... I had some pretty nice wins (maybe I even shared some of them here in the thread), all in all, simple casino with some providers & games, at least at that time.
January 23, 2025, 11:45:13 AM
In my opinion, the site owners made a big mistake by getting involved with this token. These casino tokens don't have a great future, no matter how many resources the casinos put into making use of the token, at the end of the day the price of the token doesn't go up much even when the price of bitcoin goes up a lot.
The problem is not that gambling site token prices do not surge much, the problem is with the platform. The fun token is listed on Binance and there was a possibility that it may perform well at the alt season but since the site got problems, the holders of the Fun token got rekt. Now the chances of FUN token to recover are near to impossible.
And yeah, Freebitco has two more casinos. They are dPlay and ClubRiches.
I never heard about these casinos ? Can you share the link for these ? Are they as popular as freebitco ? And more importantly, are they being operated normally or have issues we have in freebitco?
January 23, 2025, 11:38:04 AM
I think it's their coin. Correct me if i'm wrong, but from what i understood, owner of FBC owns couple of more sites, one being a "casino" of sorts.
No, FUN token isn't the own developed token of Freebitco team. They had acquired a part of the FUN tokens, but the creator of the token is completely a different team. And yeah, Freebitco has two more casinos. They are dPlay and ClubRiches.Quote
I believe their aim was to introduce a token that would have utility on all of their platforms. But unfortunately, for one reason or another, it failed
Yep, they had such plans with FUN tokens. But Freebitco team have failed for not making a perfect plan. Giving 25% APY on fun tokens holding and some other premium membership benefits has messed up everything for them. January 23, 2025, 08:45:56 AM
In my opinion, the site owners made a big mistake by getting involved with this token. These casino tokens don't have a great future, no matter how many resources the casinos put into making use of the token, at the end of the day the price of the token doesn't go up much even when the price of bitcoin goes up a lot.
I think it's their coin. Correct me if i'm wrong, but from what i understood, owner of FBC owns couple of more sites, one being a "casino" of sorts.
I believe their aim was to introduce a token that would have utility on all of their platforms. But unfortunately, for one reason or another, it failed
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January 23, 2025, 07:13:18 AM
According to similarweb, the traffic on the freebitcoin site for the last month was more than 26 million. For example, the popular exchange bybit has about the same traffic. This is really impressive, but I honestly have doubts about the reliability of this data. Personally, I think that the problems that have been occurring with the freebitcoin site over the past year should have triggered an exodus of most of their audience.
I'm surprised too, but that data must be collected automatically, right? Even taking into account an acceptable margin of error of 10 or 15% they are still very high numbers. Although if it is true one is not surprised that they keep running the site like that. If they are running it so badly and still have so many customers, and making so much money, there doesn't seem to be an incentive to improve. With 26 million in monthly traffic right now that the site is having several issues, what this mean is that the number would have or must have been much higher than this, maybe x3 or x4 more than this when the site was operating normally?, it's unbelievable to me.
Bybit exchange also having similar data in traffic even further makes the traffic data on freebitco more unbelievable as we all know that freebitco is not as popular as bybit is.
I also have checked stake.com and they have around 66 million visits, just a few millions behind Binance exchange with 82 million visits, all of this data does seem reliable to me.
But the site is there, similarweb.com, you can visit it and check things out for yourself, and maybe you will get answers to your question by yourself.
The numbers I mentioned there are the total visits a site gets in a month collectively, so, those numbers are for the month of December 2024.
When it comes to tracking number of unique visitors, I don't think that is possible for them to do, except the sites in question decides to hand such data to them for publishing.
January 23, 2025, 06:41:02 AM
Probably Cointiply is the best faucet platform nowadays, even better than freebitco.in. But besides these two alternatives, I guess there isn't anything else satisfactory to become an user anymore. Cointiply doesn't have intrusive pop-ups, neither put you under risk of infection through malwares. It's a good app, with many earnings opportunities, despite them paying pretty low sums of money.
In every cases, it's a good one for young people who are starting their journey in crypto universe right now, just like we did 10 years ago or so. They can earn in Cointiply by completing determined achievements in other games apps, by answering surveys, claiming from faucet (which is simple and fast to do), and seasonal events.
I know that because there is someone close to me who is an enthusiast of Cointiply.
In every cases, it's a good one for young people who are starting their journey in crypto universe right now, just like we did 10 years ago or so. They can earn in Cointiply by completing determined achievements in other games apps, by answering surveys, claiming from faucet (which is simple and fast to do), and seasonal events.
I know that because there is someone close to me who is an enthusiast of Cointiply.
Having used multiple faucets, I'd say it's not really the best, because they pay in coins which have to be converted to crypto just like those out there.
On the other hand, if someone were to claim the Sats here over the years, the value would be way more than the other faucet balances combined.
January 23, 2025, 06:16:18 AM
The page and site came back but for how much longer they going to keep playing this game
Have they restored 16 free spins for those purchasing premium membership promising these benefits yet
NO!
Think the value of the FUN token showing 3 sats on the premium page so it dropped from 4 sats when bitcoin increases
Very strange project
It dropped price because many people are exiting this coin. Since there's no free WoF spins, hardly anyone has any use of the token, and does not intend to keep it.
Honestly with the way things have been going down, it's just a matter of time before becomes illiquid
In my opinion, the site owners made a big mistake by getting involved with this token. These casino tokens don't have a great future, no matter how many resources the casinos put into making use of the token, at the end of the day the price of the token doesn't go up much even when the price of bitcoin goes up a lot.
January 23, 2025, 05:36:41 AM
Freebitco had a large audience because it was one of the most popular websites among other crypto websites, it was also one of the most promoted. I remember when one of the biggest bank in my country started accepting of Bitcoin through a sister company, they were promoting Freebitco.in as one of the best ways to collect your first Bitcoins.
Even with all the recent issues with freebitco, they still have more than 20M hits per month. Still, many gamblers prefer to gamble there or some may even come there only to claim free faucets but this traffic number is kind of huge especially when you see the complaints and issues faced by gamblers on this platform.
Btw I wouldn't say that users had the opportunity to easily collect lots of sats because Bitcoin's price was low and if someone was working a job with minimum pay, would easily be able to collect lots of Bitcoins.
Mostly people who collected bitcoins through faucets may have sold their sats already but if someone only claimed the faucets regularly since few years, by now he must have accumulated a lot of satoshi's and considering the price of Bitcoin over a 100K now, he must be rich only by faucets but that vision and to not sell those free money, isn't something common. Most people will sell the free stuff quickly.
There is no doubt over your opinion as many who claim free coins likely to sell off without the thought of holding, I believe too well that the case of selling off free claimed coin mostly this days that allot of information and eye opener on how a coin can rise has made many to think towards holding without rush if selling, though some person without vision and who only target is to sell off any coin or investment they made in crypto or Bitcoin will always do no matter the level of information or awareness been created. The choice to claim free and hold is always advantageous to who ever that could practice it as best option in the ecosystem of crypto.
January 23, 2025, 05:23:42 AM
The page and site came back but for how much longer they going to keep playing this game
Have they restored 16 free spins for those purchasing premium membership promising these benefits yet
NO!
Think the value of the FUN token showing 3 sats on the premium page so it dropped from 4 sats when bitcoin increases
Very strange project
It dropped price because many people are exiting this coin. Since there's no free WoF spins, hardly anyone has any use of the token, and does not intend to keep it.
Honestly with the way things have been going down, it's just a matter of time before becomes illiquid
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January 23, 2025, 04:24:49 AM
According to similarweb, the traffic on the freebitcoin site for the last month was more than 26 million. For example, the popular exchange bybit has about the same traffic. This is really impressive, but I honestly have doubts about the reliability of this data. Personally, I think that the problems that have been occurring with the freebitcoin site over the past year should have triggered an exodus of most of their audience.
I'm surprised too, but that data must be collected automatically, right? Even taking into account an acceptable margin of error of 10 or 15% they are still very high numbers. Although if it is true one is not surprised that they keep running the site like that. If they are running it so badly and still have so many customers, and making so much money, there doesn't seem to be an incentive to improve.
With 26 million in monthly traffic right now that the site is having several issues, what this mean is that the number would have or must have been much higher than this, maybe x3 or x4 more than this when the site was operating normally?, it's unbelievable to me.
Bybit exchange also having similar data in traffic even further makes the traffic data on freebitco more unbelievable as we all know that freebitco is not as popular as bybit is.
I also have checked stake.com and they have around 66 million visits, just a few millions behind Binance exchange with 82 million visits, all of this data does seem reliable to me.
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