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Topic: MegaDice.com - Bitcoin Dice - Invest in Bankroll - Happy hour 0.5% House edge - page 12. (Read 33165 times)
October 13, 2017, 10:11:11 AM
October 04, 2017, 05:40:24 PM
2 new slot games that are ok... at least something happens but the live game is missing?
October 04, 2017, 11:54:18 AM
Quote from: game protect
For security reasons, where is your gaming server located?
You can google how to see the likely country of a server...
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Trust: -8: -3 / +0
Warning: Trade with extreme caution!
take extreme caution when dealing with him!
October 04, 2017, 09:02:37 AM
The SatoshiSlot game was not loading correctly for a while, but it's now working properly again!
September 13, 2017, 06:45:25 PM
For security reasons, where is your gaming server located?
September 13, 2017, 06:29:14 AM
We are excited to announce the first of three NEW exciting Quickspin Slot games. Available to play NOW at www.MegaDice.com
Mighty Arthur
Legendary warrior King Arthur is wielding his magical sword to deliver riches to players in our latest release, Mighty Arthur.
Game Features
Arthur expanding wilds
The 3×1 Arthur Wild symbol appears only on reel 3 in both the base game and free spins mode. The King expands to adjacent reels, making them wild.
Merlin Random Wilds
The 3×1 Merlin Wild symbol appears on reels 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 in both the base game and free spins feature. The wizard generates two to six additional Wild symbols placed randomly on valid positions on the reels.
Free Spins Bonus
Three bonus scatter symbols in the The Free Spins Bonus is triggered when three bonus symbols are placed anywhere on reels 1, 3, and 5, and awards 10 free spins.
Mystery Nudge
Base Game – Any time a Merlin Wild or Arthur Wild symbol lands on the reels, there is a chance they will nudge into a full stack.
Free Spins Bonus – Any time a Merlin Wild or Arthur Wild symbol lands on the reels, they will always nudge into a full stack.
Let the adventure begin! Happy spinning!
Mighty Arthur
Legendary warrior King Arthur is wielding his magical sword to deliver riches to players in our latest release, Mighty Arthur.
Game Features
Arthur expanding wilds
The 3×1 Arthur Wild symbol appears only on reel 3 in both the base game and free spins mode. The King expands to adjacent reels, making them wild.
Merlin Random Wilds
The 3×1 Merlin Wild symbol appears on reels 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 in both the base game and free spins feature. The wizard generates two to six additional Wild symbols placed randomly on valid positions on the reels.
Free Spins Bonus
Three bonus scatter symbols in the The Free Spins Bonus is triggered when three bonus symbols are placed anywhere on reels 1, 3, and 5, and awards 10 free spins.
Mystery Nudge
Base Game – Any time a Merlin Wild or Arthur Wild symbol lands on the reels, there is a chance they will nudge into a full stack.
Free Spins Bonus – Any time a Merlin Wild or Arthur Wild symbol lands on the reels, they will always nudge into a full stack.
Let the adventure begin! Happy spinning!
August 21, 2017, 04:41:04 AM
What's going on with the site, guys? Current bankroll says undefined btc and my balance is 0? Any public announcement regarding this situation?
Hi there, This issue has been fixed.
Thank you.
August 21, 2017, 03:59:40 AM
What's going on with the site, guys? Current bankroll says undefined btc and my balance is 0? Any public announcement regarding this situation?
August 07, 2017, 11:12:27 AM
When/how will megadice distribute Bitcoin Cash to stakeholders?
Investors are kindly requested to contact Support @ MegaDice.com
August 07, 2017, 09:25:43 AM
When/how will megadice distribute Bitcoin Cash to stakeholders?
August 02, 2017, 02:14:37 PM
I rarely believe this article, i dont think they even owned such amount, what they would have done is they would have faked the BTC amount.
It is also totally unclear how they were able to process the 303 BTC win, while their hotwallet was almost always empty?
I asked about it. Their reply was that he just got lucky and then he kept betting more and more and ended up losing some of that win.
No idea if this was generated on purpose or not.
I mean if you legitimately win 303 BTC, why would you keep gambling anyways?
Apparently he kept betting more and more and lost a huge amount of that win and just cashed it out and never returned.
The whole situation was sketchy as hell according to me.
As always, any site will always said that thing when trying to scam. Usually it will take like forever just to let the 300 btc move out like that. 300 btc is not small amount, so how are they going to pay out someone so easily? Without doing any investigation? This is just so absurd here. And like you guys said before how is suppose for any player to keep on betting if suddenly he won that huge amount? This just does not add up here. If anyone have prove, this should be put on scam accusation
The win was a legitimate win and wasn't cashed out instantly. Gamblers, as has been mentioned earlier in the thread, will often carry on playing even when they have won a large amount. This winner in particular carried on to lose 2 thirds of their winnings.
The reason why its sketchy is because he won the 303 BTC right away, and he could of lost 2/3rd of that amount to make it seem like it wasn't luck.
Because when you win 303 BTC, why would you keep gambling to win more?
Also what are the chances he would win another 303BTC consecutively, it doesn't make sense probabilistic.
Apparently, we don't have evidence that they just made it look like a legitimate win/roll.
And there are people who really would keep betting even though they've won a nice amount already.
But I personally(my opinion and gut-feel) that there is something that has not been told.
July 20, 2017, 04:54:25 PM
I rarely believe this article, i dont think they even owned such amount, what they would have done is they would have faked the BTC amount.
It is also totally unclear how they were able to process the 303 BTC win, while their hotwallet was almost always empty?
I asked about it. Their reply was that he just got lucky and then he kept betting more and more and ended up losing some of that win.
No idea if this was generated on purpose or not.
I mean if you legitimately win 303 BTC, why would you keep gambling anyways?
Apparently he kept betting more and more and lost a huge amount of that win and just cashed it out and never returned.
The whole situation was sketchy as hell according to me.
As always, any site will always said that thing when trying to scam. Usually it will take like forever just to let the 300 btc move out like that. 300 btc is not small amount, so how are they going to pay out someone so easily? Without doing any investigation? This is just so absurd here. And like you guys said before how is suppose for any player to keep on betting if suddenly he won that huge amount? This just does not add up here. If anyone have prove, this should be put on scam accusation
The win was a legitimate win and wasn't cashed out instantly. Gamblers, as has been mentioned earlier in the thread, will often carry on playing even when they have won a large amount. This winner in particular carried on to lose 2 thirds of their winnings.
The reason why its sketchy is because he won the 303 BTC right away, and he could of lost 2/3rd of that amount to make it seem like it wasn't luck.
Because when you win 303 BTC, why would you keep gambling to win more?
Also what are the chances he would win another 303BTC consecutively, it doesn't make sense probabilistic.
July 20, 2017, 09:18:29 AM
I rarely believe this article, i dont think they even owned such amount, what they would have done is they would have faked the BTC amount.
It is also totally unclear how they were able to process the 303 BTC win, while their hotwallet was almost always empty?
I asked about it. Their reply was that he just got lucky and then he kept betting more and more and ended up losing some of that win.
No idea if this was generated on purpose or not.
I mean if you legitimately win 303 BTC, why would you keep gambling anyways?
Apparently he kept betting more and more and lost a huge amount of that win and just cashed it out and never returned.
The whole situation was sketchy as hell according to me.
As always, any site will always said that thing when trying to scam. Usually it will take like forever just to let the 300 btc move out like that. 300 btc is not small amount, so how are they going to pay out someone so easily? Without doing any investigation? This is just so absurd here. And like you guys said before how is suppose for any player to keep on betting if suddenly he won that huge amount? This just does not add up here. If anyone have prove, this should be put on scam accusation
The win was a legitimate win and wasn't cashed out instantly. Gamblers, as has been mentioned earlier in the thread, will often carry on playing even when they have won a large amount. This winner in particular carried on to lose 2 thirds of their winnings.
July 20, 2017, 05:35:36 AM
I rarely believe this article, i dont think they even owned such amount, what they would have done is they would have faked the BTC amount.
It is also totally unclear how they were able to process the 303 BTC win, while their hotwallet was almost always empty?
I asked about it. Their reply was that he just got lucky and then he kept betting more and more and ended up losing some of that win.
No idea if this was generated on purpose or not.
I mean if you legitimately win 303 BTC, why would you keep gambling anyways?
Apparently he kept betting more and more and lost a huge amount of that win and just cashed it out and never returned.
The whole situation was sketchy as hell according to me.
It may be like this "Devs cheated on investors by winning 303 btc then they thought it might look like rigged to investors so they handled it cleverly they played a little and lost some and cashed out the rest. But they weren't that clever to get out of the situation" Its just a story
July 20, 2017, 04:43:44 AM
I rarely believe this article, i dont think they even owned such amount, what they would have done is they would have faked the BTC amount.
It is also totally unclear how they were able to process the 303 BTC win, while their hotwallet was almost always empty?
I asked about it. Their reply was that he just got lucky and then he kept betting more and more and ended up losing some of that win.
No idea if this was generated on purpose or not.
I mean if you legitimately win 303 BTC, why would you keep gambling anyways?
Apparently he kept betting more and more and lost a huge amount of that win and just cashed it out and never returned.
The whole situation was sketchy as hell according to me.
As always, any site will always said that thing when trying to scam. Usually it will take like forever just to let the 300 btc move out like that. 300 btc is not small amount, so how are they going to pay out someone so easily? Without doing any investigation? This is just so absurd here. And like you guys said before how is suppose for any player to keep on betting if suddenly he won that huge amount? This just does not add up here. If anyone have prove, this should be put on scam accusation
July 19, 2017, 06:50:51 PM
The hot wallet has now been replenished so the people that want to withdraw can do so!
July 18, 2017, 01:32:26 PM
I rarely believe this article, i dont think they even owned such amount, what they would have done is they would have faked the BTC amount.
It is also totally unclear how they were able to process the 303 BTC win, while their hotwallet was almost always empty?
I asked about it. Their reply was that he just got lucky and then he kept betting more and more and ended up losing some of that win.
No idea if this was generated on purpose or not.
I mean if you legitimately win 303 BTC, why would you keep gambling anyways?
Apparently he kept betting more and more and lost a huge amount of that win and just cashed it out and never returned.
The whole situation was sketchy as hell according to me.
But one thing is clear for us online gamblers: If we win 303 BTC we will usually try to withdraw this amount or at least a larger part of it, if we decide to continue to play!
Jasonort who won a 500 Bitcoins jackpot stopped playing and wanted to withdraw it and the alleged cloudbet 65 BTC jackpot winner also withdrew everything.
Megadice's story that this guy won the jackpot and continued to play like nothing has happened has nothing to do with the reality!
July 18, 2017, 03:55:17 AM
I rarely believe this article, i dont think they even owned such amount, what they would have done is they would have faked the BTC amount.
It is also totally unclear how they were able to process the 303 BTC win, while their hotwallet was almost always empty?
I asked about it. Their reply was that he just got lucky and then he kept betting more and more and ended up losing some of that win.
No idea if this was generated on purpose or not.
I mean if you legitimately win 303 BTC, why would you keep gambling anyways?
Apparently he kept betting more and more and lost a huge amount of that win and just cashed it out and never returned.
The whole situation was sketchy as hell according to me.
July 17, 2017, 11:24:18 AM
So let me get this right:
SatoshiDice SCAMMED tons and all they did was change to "MegaDice.com" and all is forgotten?
I will only look into a Scam Accusation about MegaDice for a good laugh
SatoshiDice SCAMMED tons and all they did was change to "MegaDice.com" and all is forgotten?
I will only look into a Scam Accusation about MegaDice for a good laugh
Well, i get paid before. But i dont know about now, since i already withdraw all my balance so i cant test it.
They operated the site like a ponzi to gain fast money. They could have operated a smooth dice business but They lured investors with unbelievable returns and in the end ran away with everything from invested bankrolls and balances of the users.
July 17, 2017, 03:06:31 AM
I rarely believe this article, i dont think they even owned such amount, what they would have done is they would have faked the BTC amount.
It is also totally unclear how they were able to process the 303 BTC win, while their hotwallet was almost always empty?
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