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Not so impossible as it might look. Although I haven't hit it yet myself there are more than 30 people who've managed to hit it since Monday. Take a look at the replies in this thread:

https://forum.primedice.com/topic/31114-%F0%9F%8F%86-008-btc-hunt-the-beast-challenge/

My closest was 77.76 so far and I even bragged about the bet on PD chat. But, yeah, I know, "close" dooesn't count. I'd better hit the target.

you have equal chances to roll any number
some numbers are "special" like 99.99 and 0 but in reality,they come up as often as any other number will
the chance is 1:10.000,have seen people waste hundreds of thousands of rolls though
prime example-hui,one of the moderators,think he had a streak of over 300.000 reds hunting a 0
as luck would have it,there was a seed reset,imagine his frustration
only to hit max win very soon after with the new one

Yes stake does has a faucet and no you can't do transfers between PD and stake(at least not yet ).

I've gotten my IP address/device information sent to my email address over hundreds of times by exchanges (i think you have too). each time i login i get a new email and sometimes had to confirm that the IP has changed (bittrex,coinbase etc.. do this).
 
I think signing a message from address one deposited to PD should be enough to prove the ownership of an account.

what if I never set an email address on my account? as I remember it was optional
based on my notes, I logged frequently last time in 2015 and one or two times in 2017
I didn't write down my 2017 activities but have good notes on used IP back then in 2015, and deposit address
but I never use the deposit address because I play with bitcoin transfered from other users

yes, creating new account is pretty easy but getting back all the achievements are not so easy
reclaiming the account is more to vanity reasons than a practical use
I'm going to try login to the site later, lets see if I can reclaim my old account by providing only my IP and deposit address

I think the reason why they do this is so you make a new account and you get a new deposit address.

They are worried in the situation that someone's email could of been hacked and they give access to an empty account which has the possibility of having a deposit sent to it by the unsuspecting original user.

Hence they rather just make you create a new account and avoid this risk.

This sucks, I play on PD every day and I now I don't know what to do with myself Sad

Is there a faucet on stake.com?  I don't want to make a deposit because my coin is tied up on PD right now.  Is there anyway to transfer a balance from PD to stake or anything like that?  Or could we get a small bonus to roll with until PD comes back online?  I just created an account on stake.com and my username is the same on there as it is on PD and is it is on here - wtfjim

I think I have shared my experience about losing account at Stake which is the sister site of PD previously. Indeed I have been asked to provide IP address which I used to login, deposit address, and about the provider that I used IIRC. Luckily I could provide all the details that they need to verify that I'm the real owner of the account. Other way to prove maybe a signed message of the address that we use to deposit, but it will be impossible for those who make deposit from exchanger or wallet that does not have the sign message feature.

Now that is some kind of security where I only see it being implemented by google to their gmail services. Every time I log in to an unknown desktop Google will automatically notify my android phone and it wants to confirm me that I am the one logging in my account, they also keep track of the ip addresses being use. In my personal opinion, I don't think it would be necessary for PrimeDice, but if its members insist then it wouldn't hurt them as your personal information will only be sent to your email.

Yeah, that would suck. i think PD should send email to us with details like IP address/device from which we logged in successfully(like exchanges do), we would have records of all log-in/IPs if they did this. also it would be wise to have a different wallet for gambling transactions, it would be easier to locate deposit address or you could just add a little description.

Dang you stopped giving free bonuses Sad I was having fun betting with .00002 and going for the x2 and 1.33 multiplier Sad Damn

millions of rolls without a 77.77. Looks impossible to me.

I've made millions of bets on PD and other gambling sites, but I don't think I have ever hit 77.77x on any of the site. I fail to kinda understand why this number is so difficult that any other

It wasn't a fault on our side, I don't want to share details at this time as it's related to an unresolved security vulnerability on the registrar's side.

If the domain registrant fails, it's something out of your control.Even if you have the most secure website of the world.
Anyway, I'm glad to see the domain registrant working hard to understand what happened.

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It was a really difficult situation for me too,i would rather start using a new account than looking for my old account because it was hard for me to find my IP address i was logged in while using the site in the first place and second of all i do not remember my wallet address,i have activated 2 fa ,but now even that is not viable because there was an phishing attempt,to be frank if there was balance in your account,it would be hard for anyone to prove his ownership and that will be a really bad situation.

I've had a similiar issue also.

I had an account in 2015 and lost my phone and couldn't get the 2fa back and had to make a new account.

When I contacted support back in 2015-2016 and they said that since the account has zero balance to just make a new account because then I won't have to go by the verification process.

Hey,

The email you got is from forum primedice community not from primedice. You can have different emails set on forum and on primedice. So that is why she could not use email you have on forum for your primedice account verification. 

Hi there.

I have been a user since June 2016, I have been a regular player during the first year and lie-lowed. I just learned about PD being down today so I tried to get into my account. It told me to contact support and asked me to provide information like my ISP IP etc etc.

The chat support rep name is "Katarina", and I know she didn't mean to give me more trouble than necessary. Asked me for PD's deposit address, I wasn't able to provide. I told her all I can remember with my account. Whom I exchanged tips with, I gave her names.

Out of curiosity, I tried logging in to my forum.primedice.com account and I was surprised I got in. I told Katarina but I think it didn't do anything. She asked me to send an email from the address linked with my PD account to [email protected], I told her I am not sure, then I received a system generated mail from PD,(screenshot) http://prntscr.com/iq3cy5

So I sent an email from the one where I received the system mail, told Katarina, and she told me that wasn't the email. I'm like WTF, your system just sent me an email and youre telling me this email isn't the right one. So I sent another email using another address which I'm sure I did not use as it is my work/school email, and she said that it is the right one.

Sorry if my story is confusing but I am totally confused to why this is happening,

Also, just a suggestion, don't just make security checks on PD, do it as well for forum.primedice.com as they are supposed to be linked.

yes it wasn't PD fault, and Stunna mentioned they already knew the perp and his technique
lets just wait, I believe soon or later he will disclose all relevant info

do these steps only for those who logged on recently at the time of dns hack?
I have very old account that has close to 0 balance , no email set yet and I haven't logged for a long time
but I still want to keep my account rather than creating a new one
when contacting support, what do we need to provide to change password? (or proof of ownership)

I don't think the hacker cares about bragging. If he did then these hackers would just send back all the stolen funds and claim some small bug bounty legally. However that rarely happens unless it's like that White hat hacker on ETH back in 2016.

This wasn't really PD fault however. I would put most of the blame on the registrar.