Topic: Hashbet.com // Decentralized Games Based On Smart Contracts (Read 232 times)

I haven't had much Experience with it, I know that casinos with Smart contracts are usually more Secure, or at least that's what they sell us, but I really didn't Know that they could make a style of key to manipulate the the game, which seems unfair and very bad to me,is money and the player's money must be respected ,Although this type of experience is good because it makes many players reflect and continue to think that fully Centralized casinos and without Smart contracts Despite of many things are still more reliable.

Welcome Hashbet.com ,  the site looks good since the score board is actively moving and yes that is great .

But any plans of adjusting the color combination?  because Sorry but I find it pale and needs some editing




it is more interesting if you at least consider bringing light but good color combinations ? but again welcome Guys .

The casino does not technically need a license. They are operating a decentralized, smart-contract based casino. They did not create their game, nor are they hosting or operating it on any servers they control...therefore, what jurisdiction are they based in? The answer - None. The games are based on the Ethereum blockchain and singular entity controls them. If HashBet were to open-source their front-end, then even if the owner disappeared then anyone could deploy the front-end and still interact with the smart contracts. I'm no legal expert either - though my question is how can a smart contract be seized?. Definite answer - It can't.

I think that HashBet is probably a better alternative to majority of the licensed garbage on this forum anyway. Smart contracts versus Licensed casinos, Smart contracts every day. A lot of licensed casinos have stolen players funds and suspended accounts unlawfully without any consequence. The regulators who control the licenses do not favor the players or barely attend to their complaints. The whole casino licensing business is a sham, and no more than a false sense of a casino being safe.

What I like the most with casinos like you have is that the winnings are directly credited to the wallet. Because of that there will be no issues regarding withdrawals (since there's no need for that in the first place).
I'm honestly impressed with your website and how you included the documents that are needed. All information were laid down and are crystal clear to understand.

I would just also ask if you currently have any bugs related to transferring of the funds to the player's wallet after a win.
Also, will you do your best to avoid using your site for illegal transactions such as money laundering? If so, what would be your countermeasures against those?

This is the typical double standard preference of user here in the forum. We are all complaining when Casino ask KYC but we are not comfortable playing in the casino without license despite the license itself is the one ask for KYC.

Casino license is not required to trust a casino if its decentralized and all bets is settled using smart contract. This way, the casino doesn’t hold your funds since the smart contract will decide on where to send the money base on the outcome. Casino like this requires a smart contract audit to verify the casino reputation rather than a gambling license.

Welcome, folks! First off, your website graphics? Amazing, like a beautiful landscape painting. But listen, your absence here? Not good. You're a new casino, you need to engage with potential clients. It's huge for customer care. Don't let them think you don't care, or your business will suffer.

To win big, check your thread regularly. It's your official announcement place. Make sure your casino's licensed by Curacao, folks. Unlicensed casinos? They'll shut you down, take your customers' money. Do basic KYC to avoid money laundering issues. Get details like name, address, age, and phone number. And check your TOS for legal compliance, notify customers of changes.

Anyway, congrats

He didn’t answer because the casino doesn’t have a license. They offer a decentralized game that use smart contract to settle bets. The casino doesn’t have 3rd party games that always requires the license to operate. I doubt that this casino will pursue a license since they are claiming a complete decentralized experience while license will just ruined it due to the KYC implementation for AML policy.


Their legal documents stated that players on specific country such US is not allowed to play. I think they are using it as a protection for them. Simply they are just trying to say that only players that doesn’t have strict law against gambling can play.

I’m not expert too but if the casino is completely decentralized and doesn’t have fiat. I think they are not obligated to get a license since not all country has crypto regulations. Crypto is just a play money for country that doesn’t regulate it.

I asked the OP if the casino has or does not have a license and he did not answer me, I imagine that it is a casino that does not have a license, if it does not have a license then even if the casino has good intentions in having something decentralized it will have problems with the governments , the license is something very important and asking for KYC is also something very important, maybe I'm not seeing it well, but I looked in the casino and I didn't see a license, for that reason I ask the OP if he has a license for Curacao. these months ago I saw a website that was seized by the German and US governments, they accused the website of money laundering and operating without a license

In legal terms (I'm not an expert in law) but I can say that in legal terms running a casino without having a license is a very serious crime and results in the site being seized and the owner of the casino accused of money laundering. and operating a casino without a license, as if that wasn't enough, when the government seizes the casino they also seize all the funds that are in the casino and do not return that money to the owners of the money, so it is the people who made deposits that are at a loss, I hope OP and people using the casino are aware of this risk

since you are just starting and you mentioned about bug hunting, why not run your bug bounty program from the forum gamblers? for sure, there will be people who are interested to try out your site and point out your possible issues. whenever there is bug bounty program in this forum, you can really see some people putting a lot of effort to check the site. so maybe, would be a good idea to run your bounty here.
for new users, would be better to use a new address from metamask or any other wallet, we can't be so sure these days. if you have significant amount of money on your wallet, better not connect it. just use a new one as much as possible.

We're thrilled to be a part of the Bitcointalk forum again with our newest addition to the web3 industry, and we genuinely appreciate your warm welcome and valuable suggestions, including the idea of reaching out to @icepress for campaign management. We'll definitely keep that in mind!

Now, to address your concerns about security on our decentralized casino platform. We've gone above and beyond to establish a safe haven for our users and their assets:

Our primary focus is ensuring the utmost security for our players, and to achieve this, we've removed the option for users to whitelist our casino within web3 compatible wallets such as Metamask, Wallet Connect, and Coinbase Wallet Extension. This approach does slow down the betting process a bit, but it guarantees that each bet is individually authorized by the player, providing unparalleled safety. We will be putting out updates to improve the user experience only after thorough penetration testing and bug hunting has been performed.

We've chosen to use straightforward, reliable smart contracts to maintain transparency and dependability on our platform. This approach instills a sense of trust and assurance in our users that their transactions are in safe hands.

In our quest to champion user privacy, we've eliminated the need for sign-up or registration. All it takes is connecting an anonymous wallet address, and you're ready to roll the dice, knowing your privacy is protected.

Our decentralized casino is currently powered by the Ethereum blockchain as well as BSC, and Polygon networks. We're also actively researching both layer 1 and layer 2 solutions to further enhance the user experience without compromising on security.

Though it's impossible to eliminate all risks when dealing with cutting-edge technology, we're dedicated to mitigating any potential threats on our platform. If we detect unusual or suspicious activity, we have the ability to temporarily halt access to our platform while we conduct a thorough investigation and resolve the issue.

Please feel free to reach out if you have any questions or suggestions on how we can improve our site.

Oh cool. This was unique among all then, but how did you figure it out? Maybe it was mentioned in their whitepaper and you only read it there? Can't seem to feel the difference of a gambling site that runs in Arbitrum versus the common one but I only get a slow loading when I open the website. It's either many people are visiting them at the same time or Arbitrum is still very new and still have some bugs but Arbitrum is so trendy lately and maybe that is another cause of the slowdown.

Decentralized casinos are not new but many of them have only come and go. There are some left but they are not popular as their centralized counterpart. I noticed the same thing when it comes to exchanges, and other services. Hhmm but why? Maybe because they are more buggy, less secure and prone to hacks?

Welcome onboard OP, your website graphics are good and well designed. I think you got a good team for that.

I noticed you have not been able to respond to any of the questions asked and you have not been online since you made this post which is not a good sign of a new casino looking for participants. If we are to go by this then it will mean that there would be lapses in your customer care service in time to come because from your actions we could tell how it is going to be. For you to ignore your business here for this time interval without checking then it means you do not value our time making comments, reviews and contributions which is of more value to your organization. Let me remind you here that constant activeness here tells us how serious you are with your business here. If you take the platform serious, the platform would take your business serious but if you ignore then it will be a vice versa thing.

I will advise you to be constantly checking on your thread as I see this thread to be your official announcement thread OP.

Lastly, as mentioned in other replies, there are some managers mentioned that you could contact for your  campaign management. They are of good reputation here and have years of experience working here for successful casino projects. You can contact any of them for your casino promotion as you will have big names already existing here to contend with.

I'm not a big fan of smart contract-based casinos and I have not played long enough to explore these contract-based casinos, I  had a very bad experience on MLM based contract based platforms where the developer has a back door in the smart contract that can disrupt the interaction and manipulate it.
At this casino, I didn't see or have missed the audit of the contract, because all players are good at checking the code, there should be a n auditor and there certificate prominently displayed.

i think i already saw this type of game but I forgot the website's name. Btw I saw there is a referral program but why I don't see how much commission that I will get from each referral that I got?

Yeah those are the most recommended campaign managers we have here in the forum so ops can take a look at the ANN thread to get embraced with some of their works and portfolios

That is right because most of the so-called smart contract decentralized platforms are most likely to steal your coins as you have already granted them full access to your wallet, same with the recent web3 hypes that have led many players into losing the funds once they connect to the site and grant them access.


Ops please don't get it twisted and we are not saying that your platform is going to scam users but then that has been the recent happening with wallet connect and web3 casino development.

welcome to the forum, well I went to read your TOS and it seems to me that your casino does not have a license from curacao, am I wrong? if your casino does not have a license from curacao then you are operating an illegal casino which is a crime the governments can close your casino any day and along with closing all customer funds that are in your casino at the time the government closes yours casino will be taken by the government and obviously the government never refunds money to injured customers. another point is that your casino does not ask for KYC which could also be the reason for one day the governments to close your casino and they will claim that your casino is money laundering, I am not suggesting that you keep charging KYC as soon as customers create an account on your casino

because from what I can understand from money laundering laws, what the governments want is that all service providers that involve money know their customers, so even a basic KYC is already something that will make the governments not close your casino claiming that you are a promoter of money laundering, for example if when creating an account all your customers have to put their full names, place of residence, country and city, age and gender, telephone number, that is already a big step and with this basic KYC you are protected against the persecution that the governments have been doing and you will not run the risk of being closed and arrested

another thing that I find very strange and I don't understand is why in your TOS you are not going to notify your customers in advance in case of complete or partial change in the TOS, in the real world this would never have legal coverage in a court, but from what I see in many casinos You've been putting things in the TOS that don't seem to have much sense of the law, anyway good luck with your casino and I wish you all the best on your journey

Luck-based games is what the casino typically being offered. In this case most of the game is decentralized and probably fair based games which equivalent to the original games of the centralized casino. 


According to the whitepaper https://docs.hashbet.com/table-of-contents/why-choose-hashbet they will add the token later on.

The website doesn't really look like a casino but is just introducing luck-based games.
The first so far that I have seen since last year where a decentralized casino has no token to offer. Or have I missed it upon reading their website?
Or it could be that they will introduce the token later for those users who participate in more games.

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Welcome to this forum,

I have checked your casino and as I can see you're only accepting Ethereum, Polygon, Abritrum and Binance correct? I don't see you're accepting Bitcoin. Since gambling board is only for casino which accepting Bitcoin, you need to move your topic to Altcoins announcement section.

I'm surprised if you have legal terms on your site, even though you have mentioned you're restrict dew jurisdiction and not allow to mask the real IP address, but you will not know and you can't verify it.

Welcome to the OP's forum.

The casino site that you offer seems quite attractive with a fairly good promotion board design.
I see an RTP of 99% and does the RTP apply to all games?
A little better suggestion to immediately provide development by adding more games so that we as gamblers have a wide selection of games that we enjoy when we register there.
Your site has several wallets that can be used so that it will be easier for gamblers when playing and moreover there is a smart contract connected to Binance, this is a site that can be said to grow in the future if you and your team are able to do more development.