Topic: ▰▰▰ LUCKYGAMES.IO ▰▰▰ ✅ 5 Awesome Games ✅ 61 Cryptocurrencies ✅ Daily Contests - page 2. (Read 45340 times)

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Thank you for your opinion but I prefer that a luckygames representative answer the questions

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/luckygamesio-5-awesome-games-61-cryptocurrencies-daily-contests-1696880

Please can a representative of Luckygames explain the following:

- Why is there no cookie notification?
- Why is Luckygames not GDPR European Law compliant?
- What is the LTD/LLC registered company name that owns Luckygames?
- What is the LTD/LLC registered company address?
- What is the LTD/LLC registered company contact number and email address?
- What is the the legal jurisdiction Luckygames is governed by?
- What are the KYC/AML policies Luckygames adheres to?
- Where is the Privacy Information page? (The TOS shows no privacy information)

Many thanks

Hi, I think you did not understand, luckygames.io has no connection to bitcointalk, you asked the wrong question in the forum.
Why did not you ask the support of luckygames.io?
after all your account is logged for more than 280 days, why did not you ever ask in the appropriate section? >> https://forum.luckygames.io/d/1-welcome-to-official-forum-of-luckygames-community
You will remain unanswered, as luckygames.io does not need to give you satisfactions from your administration.
if you are bothered by laws that are not all adhering countries, create your own website, then you can enter whatever you want.
you are not an administrator or investor of luckygames.io, so you can not force the site to do anything you want.
If you have any suggestions please use the correct forum for this. > https://forum.luckygames.io/t/suggestions

>Now I hope you understand that you are asking questions in the wrong places, access the correct channel, and do not insist.

The worst mistake of some people is to think that all countries adhere to international law.

jesus christ you are one cancerous member

I am not impressed with luckygames, they should clarify their position:

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.45994011

I know what you are talking about but you have not noticed that luckygames.io is an international domain, you are so innocent that you did not understand that as some countries consider crypto-currencies as private assets and not as assets.

Luckygames.io does not sell or buy crypto, that is, it works only as a casino option that accepts crypto and no dollar, euro or any government currency, you do not understand that if the currency is not regulated it only serves as a digital.

And since it is only considered as a simple currency, it is only up to the administrator to declare as his patrimony in his income, and it is not for you to know what the administrator does or does not do with his patrimony.

those who have to present this are the exchanges that move real values, you did not notice that the luckygames.io only works with the digital ones and that it has not been regulated any crypto in all the countries.

if your concern is against money laundering, question the exchanges because they who buy and sell bitcoins, and virtually all are regulated according to their countries.

If you want to know more information look for the forum of luckygames.io there you can get info on this topic. >> https://forum.luckygames.io/

Hi, there is no need for admin to deploy external bots on the site, each user can study programming and programming a bot to bet, luckygames.io has a self-bet and does not need external bots if the user chooses to use third party bots not has problems, but it is the responsibility of users to use external bots.

It is not allowed to use bots in game cells and hackers.



Hi, if you have not noticed, Luckygames.io is a casino that works with encrypted coins and not real amounts, the records you request are not necessary, since the anonymity of the site is for user and casino security.

All user data is protected, do not worry it's the responsibility of the Luckygames.io team to keep user data safe.

It is worth remembering that Luckygames.io does not have personal information of the user.

now in the matter of privacy has no basis you want we have about it, as luckygames.io has no personal data of any user, only username and password, and just any email for recovery of passwords, so your question has no logic.

I hope you have noticed that the site does not ask for personal data, the user defines any name, any password and can set a simple email to retrieve account.

simple answer your question, because the users of luckygames.io are anonymous and have no personal data in the power of luckygames.io, there is no way to ask for privacy of something that is already anonymous.

I just visited the Luckygames website for the first time today after seeing it in a signature.

Please can a representative of Luckygames explain the following:

- Why is there no cookie notification?
- Why is Luckygames not GDPR European Law compliant?
- What is the LTD/LLC registered company name that owns Luckygames?
- What is the LTD/LLC registered company address?
- What is the LTD/LLC registered company contact number and email address?
- What is the the legal jurisdiction Luckygames is governed by?
- What are the KYC/AML policies Luckygames adheres to?
- Where is the Privacy Information page? (The TOS shows no privacy information)

Many thanks

I have in memory that seuntje request 0.5 btc to add a page to the bot.
But if modifications really coast 0.1-0.2 btc this will get very expensive for LG becouse they add every week a new currency .

I m a dicebot lover and i would fall in love if LC will have seuntjie support in the future


Edit: Found it on seuntjes page
https://bot.seuntjie.com/FAQs.aspx#faq7

Indeed, bot brings back profit to the site but never know that seuntjie's also the same because of many variances, people can try new method and strategy to win their money back, so I thought mostly they are in profit with seuntjie's

Anyway, i never know his bot cost a lot nowadays, long time ago it is free and with some modifcation it costs 0.1-0.2 btc and now it is worth 1 btc++, this bring good memories

Sure thing, but on a few conditions.If I feel that the site is not provably fair or if I just don't like it, I probably won't add it.It should preferably have a public API that I can use. If there is no public api available, it'll cost extra for me to add your site to the bot.You must be willing to pay the standard 0.5Btc fee or whatever I quote you to add your site (or the site you really want to use the bot on) to the botFeel free to contact me with requests

haha owners never afraid of bots, bots bring profit to sites
but they are not cheap, it costs alot to connect it to a site
Seujuntles bot costs 1 btc+ if I'm not mistaken ,
so maybe the owner does not see it neccessary to spend money on a bot since the autobet functionality is plenty sufficient

because owner is afraid of dicebot

and are not so clever, he are thinking that from web autobet, are possible do all what you can do from bot

Why this site no wants be added to dicebot?.