Topic: Multidice.io | The multi-currency dice game | 35+ cryptos (Read 11803 times)

I am just getting to know about this casino, I read the op and was interested in trying out their faucet, but unfortunately, I've also learnt they are down already..
I was going to ask, when did they launch that they are already having problems, but looking at the date the thread was posted, I discovered they've been around on this forum since 2021, it's rather unfortunate though.
If It does not involve them scamming someone(which is common among newer casinos this days), then I hope they find a way to resolve every issue and come back, aside freebitco and bc.games, I know not any other casino that offer their user the ability to earn some coins through faucet to play the game with, atleast, for a start, or for checking the casino out, this is why I was interested in this casino..

Anyways, let's hope they come back.

I tried to visit the link to see if it was still active but I only got an error. I guess that's a sign that they are gone in the business. One of the reasons would be is the problems that they are facing but if they truly have the passion, they will try their best to solve all of it.

Also, problems won't grow big if we already solve the small or previous problems. We still don't know them personally and maybe they have other problems too outside, that is why they only decided to stay in peace for a while and maybe they will only come back soon but with another image. If the site chooses to be good at the end, they will warn their users about their closure but if some are not attended, they can still lose their money there.

Unfortunately, the Multidice.io casino closed its virtual doors before anyone could pronounce "jackpot." Two years, at most? In the grand scheme of crypto, that's barely a blip. It's really disturbing to see that Multidice.io abruptly cancelled their ICO and shut down their servers. No one knows for sure what happened. Something about this makes me think it's a rug pull or nefarious operation. Do your research, and don't get taken in by claims of incredible profits.

I truly pray that nobody experienced any major losses as a result of this ICO scam. I checked out their site on archive.org, and it's a terrible ugly, I must say. It shouts "untrustworthy" and "don't give us any money!" There is no contract address or whitepaper.

Probably they were trying to gain a bankroll to operate the casino through the ICO. But their ICO sale was unsuccessful, it could be the reason to close their casino. Multidice only operated for 1 year. There was nothing attractive for the gamblers except the free crypto faucet. As a result, they didn't get the success.

The post was made on the 15th November in Trustpilot. A forum member had created a scam accusation against them on the next day. But the user edited his post and said that he lost his funds by playing the game as his withdrawal wasn't getting processed. Maybe ThisSucks is the same user who made a negative review on Trustpilot.

I'm not sure that this site can still function properly, moreover, there are several problems that have been complained about here, there are no clear responses.
It's been a few months ago I visited them and there was no good progress but since then I didn't know much about their progress because I never accessed them again.
Maybe they have completely closed the site and don't want to know anymore about the gambling business, but what I don't know about the information is when they closed the casino, did the gamblers registered there take all the remaining balance they had.

From what I see they were already considered scammers since some time ago, I say this because despite being just a negative post against them that can be seen here:

https://www.trustpilot.com/review/multidice.io

The negative post was posted in November last year, so I assume that this casino didn't have many customers (maybe they didn't even have 1 customer after this complaint) and for that reason they saw that without customers they couldn't bear the operating costs , scammers are like street dogs when they have a bone, they never leave the bone as long as it's delicious. in the case of scammers, if they had customers they would still be operating today, because they would always find a way to get new victims, but when it comes to the casino level, they don't even have the money to pay 30% of the operating cost

so the time has come when the scammers need to make a big decision to jump ship and think about the next scam, obviously the scammer must be organizing himself to come back with a new casino and with some new false promise, this time it will not be ICO, comes with revolutionary ideas ( only greedy people who like 10X profits fall for that ) like NFT and of course people will fall for this scam, they won't even think why a casino needs to have its own token, all people will think will be: " I will buy early to make 10X profit"

It seems very strange for me that they cancelled their ICO and took down their servers without as much as a warning. Did everyone get their deposits back? I have not heard any scam accusations against multidice.io so I would assume everything is in the green for now...

This casino did not last a very long time? Only what, 2 years? I wonder what went wrong?

Was their ICO really necessary to keep the site online? I would think any casino should be more than self sufficient and if not then they usually sell their casino to somebody else. In the case of Multidice it was well established enough to be sold to a new owner, I would think...

Someone has posted a screenshot above where Multidice team announced about the cancellation of their ICO project. They sent the message on their telegram in the 14th January, but their telegram channel isn't available anymore. Multidice server is down, all of their social media accounts are unavailable now. Which gives a clear sign that they have closed their business. BTW, I got a promotional email from them on the 6th March for the last time.

The site seems to be down. When was the last time someone accessed and played on Multidice?
I can see that their forum representative hasn't logged in since November 2022.
Does anyone have any more news? Is their faucet still working?

Therefore each user has full rights over what they will do with their money because the casino cannot arbitrarily refuse withdrawals made by users without providing information and explanations for this refusal.
 If indeed the casino prohibits withdrawals for fear of money laundering by its users, the casino can implement KYC to prevent users from committing money laundering.

Even without those other things, it can still be an issue. Tainted coins can get blocked by miners (as has happened multiple times in the past). So whether or not KYC and the rest are implemented is irrelevant -- them protecting against tainted coins is still important. It's crazy to me how many people try to abuse the few people that give them freedoms, then wonder why there are no freedoms, lol.

You're correct, casino isn't a mixer where it should be used to deposit and withdraw the coins without completing wager requirement.

But this casino isn't licensed, no rule for multiple accounts, no rule for VPN usage and no rule for KYC, which mean multidice is a free casino. So I think it's not entirely wrong if there's a user did that, there's no money laundering rule in multidice.

This might be one of the loophole of this casino, but I'm not recommend anyone to use it to mixing their coins.

I wanted to chime in on this. Under normal circumstances, I agree with you. The issue comes in the form of money laundering and other protocols. Allowing deposits and withdrawals without the user really doing anything on the site is also opening the site to people depositing tainted coins and waiting a while so they can withdraw them as clean ones, clearing their tracks in the process. I'd say a one-off deposit that's small wouldn't be cause for concern, I just wanted to elaborate on why it CAN be bad and why the protocol exists in the first place.

This casino holds an ICO when the market is in a bearish period so many are not interested in owning their tokens and also their way of marketing is unattractive and not carried out regularly especially in this forum so that the ICO does not go as expected, never ignore this forum because it has been proven to provide high exposure to new projects holding ICOs

https://postimg.cc/RqmbSLpm

On the official channel in Telegram on January 14 there was a post that the ICO did not take place. It was so obvious at the stage of launch that I, personally, am not surprised at all. No more news. Judging by the statistics on the site, the project has no activity.

This project and its admins have a very strange, unclear approach to all processes. If they continue to develop it and have any plans, I am very sorry for their wasted resources, time and effort, but the project is doomed with this approach.

It shouldn't be a problem for casino sites if a user has just made a deposit but after a while the user makes a withdrawal because this is the full right that the user has.
But beforehand, do you know that the casino is having problems with withdrawals or not? If there are indeed some problems with withdrawals, it's clear that neither you nor anyone else will be able to make withdrawals without obstacles.
As far as I know, if the casino is trusted, withdrawals cannot be made if the money used for withdrawal is the result of a bonus given by the casino.

Yes. You equally have a point in this very statement of yours, but moreover, it's been 5days now since "daws92" the user who made a withdrawal and hopefully waiting to be paid came online, who would have given us update on the issue whether the money arrived or not. While it's also been a month plus since "Multidice" representative came online too, who would have being in best position to tell us how the transaction went. But moreover, it's better not to argue any further, as we wait for any of those two.

I agree. This could potentially be a cause for concern, as it's important for an online casino to have active and responsive representative on the forum to address any issues or concerns that players may have. Without an active representative, it may be difficult for the members to get any information or important notifications related to this casino.

However, this does not necessarily mean that players will have problems withdrawing funds from their accounts. It's not clear based on the information provided whether the withdrawal process will continue or not. As far as I am aware, there haven't been any reported instances of scam accusations against Multidice casino on this particular forum. However, it's important to note that the absence of reported scams does not necessarily mean that a casino is completely trustworthy. It's always a good idea to do thorough research and due diligence before depositing money into any online platform, including reading reviews and checking for active customer support.

I doubt the withdrawal process will continue considering what @Bitinity has said: their representative is no longer active and they were last active last month. But why does he keep depositing his money in a casino that doesn't have an active representative? It's the same risk as the current situation, where he might still be waiting for his withdrawal to be processed. Even so, he can still hope that the team from the casino will continue the withdrawal process until it's finished and can come back to this forum to notify the latest updates.

But, that's equally not an excuse for the casino not to process a users withdrawal due to time interval of deposit and withdrawal if not clearly stated in it's terms and conditions that a deposit needs to be wager before withdrawer. Because I see no suspicious activity there, as sometimes you never can tell, issue may arise and you need fund, of which withdrawing might be an only option. But moreover, have the withdrawal been processed??