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legendary
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May 13, 2016, 01:54:43 AM
#34
Hello everyone.  The owner of this site is a Russian guy.  I don't know who is the developer of this site,  I think it is the hackerboss.  

I was appointed by RollinCoin.com to convey messages to their users as their English speaking skill is too low and he requested me to take care of this.  

I have mentioned everywhere else that I am Moderator of this site and my duty is to help players.

But I soon came to know that the owner is scamming people by changing the hash.  I immediately contacted him asking to pay the players their money otherwise I will resign the moderator position and I will tell everyone you really are scamming everyone.  he just ignored my message saying first let's resolve scam issue and then let's take care of it.

This owner has to pay me some btc too. So he has not only cheated his players,  but also his mod too.


!!! WARNING: This user is a newbie. If you are expecting a message from a more veteran member, then this is an imposter !!!

Please pay that player .12 , atleast refund his bet , right now

i will pay after resolve problem about scam.
they must say that my game not scam..




Before this. I have requested this owner to pay fearfulcalm  a thousand times.  But he doesn't reply to those at all.

Sir I think you have missed another payment for this address? 1EeJqLTiuWVYJf3WGpyMqdww9h8a3nSHtM

PLease check that btc transaction of 0.12.. this address-> 1EeJqLTiuWVYJf3WGpyMqdww9h8a3nSHtM

And finally I resigned it  and then too he decided not to pay him

!!! WARNING: This user is a newbie. If you are expecting a message from a more veteran member, then this is an imposter !!!

I dint think you would scam someone by changing the hash . I resign the MOD position . I don't to cheat people. Please pay them.

he is lose.
why i do pay?
you see hash?
he post fake photoshoped..

and he don't check hash before bet

Please pay 0.12 to this member 1EeJqLTiuWVYJf3WGpyMqdww9h8a3nSHtM  .. Please
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Nah, not today...
May 13, 2016, 01:02:46 AM
#33
SCAM SITE   Angry
hero member
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May 13, 2016, 12:54:41 AM
#32
Kingofbet was on sale on March , might be the same for btcmasterz . Will be tagging them soon

Edit: Hackerboss seems like another shill/alt of theirs

Well, i think mods must moved this thread to scam thread
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4 Mana 7/7
May 12, 2016, 01:08:40 PM
#30
Kingofbet was on sale on March , might be the same for btcmasterz . Will be tagging them soon

Edit: Hackerboss seems like another shill/alt of theirs
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May 12, 2016, 01:04:37 PM
#29
I would like to report as same user

RollinCoin.com - https://bitcointalksearch.org/user/rollincoincom-832985
KingOfBet - https://bitcointalksearch.org/user/kingofbet-735396
btcmasterZ - https://bitcointalksearch.org/user/btcmasterz-667885

HackerBOSS - https://bitcointalksearch.org/user/kingofbet-735396 - Not sure about this one, but at least they are connected from long date (check his trust profile)

First refund of Rollincoin came from https://blockchain.info/tx/9862f200a2f659cdd992b29d89ed32ab1c022cbd4d9abdf5e41c086b2affa2f1
we can see https://blockchain.info/tx/b588ca94ab2cf56eec7101f313ab53c6165756c19ff10fe1462c910b696cc88d is the owner addy, so 1JhpucForwjwakELNVD7u89N5PAPZnWRpr is his address
1JhpucForwjwakELNVD7u89N5PAPZnWRpr like to play secondtrade

he received the payment on 17aQSDsEooyTpyUy3raPcvakjDkWyha5g6, and check the address? what the game he play? secondtrade
now check what deposited on 17aQSDsEooyTpyUy3raPcvakjDkWyha5g6, https://blockchain.info/tx/2fdcc532e111a967bb5a0533a3ff4c8c37e0863a7e795b8d3107ba43e0c5eb89, <<< this address 1N3cqSwn7QfhwFqGTq2WMUUzHnnA3XfsJ4

check now who deposited on 1N3cqSwn7QfhwFqGTq2WMUUzHnnA3XfsJ4? <<< https://blockchain.info/tx/4973a16b0cfc74f3c7c4495383816f89c761d39ee52f96d6ec1ddbb8ae9605a7 <<< 1Ju5QeBcm1ETQ1s7xPbZ8SbYDJhym4jyQa

Now This is the point, check https://blockchain.info/address/1Ju5QeBcm1ETQ1s7xPbZ8SbYDJhym4jyQa

https://blockchain.info/tx/132b9dd5e6a6b9b0b5adffd0b175d9e568ac7ad4e4c9145dd82531516b877d28 - 1LhyhiJS845DSoZxWz7VShJEyqhtH3K5D (the 1,2x multiplier head)
https://blockchain.info/tx/df07ec729d2432414072b5701152b663888332b8ae54cc3235e97f2ea909619b - 1APwr5G5nuhsxff83JTWd7aSCM8QLpzTAR (the 1,2x multiplier tail)
https://blockchain.info/tx/75c166145d9a2645f74938a39b7d166aa067f3ee2cbefdf37d1a81f3996eabb4 the famous secondtrade he loves

The funny is... this transaction are made before he annunciate his website launch


now let's check...

https://blockchain.info/tx/25df6247b34e6e535bf5f60a8214bf1addb5efc71fa81b7be3fc896e08c2fda3 paid to this address 1JBhcpKqgd9nce5dUaSGU45MbNZTAJRVy9
https://blockchain.info/tx/b6a795e4f3b1321c92633990f807b92dcce153979b793f058cc9921c8ca1cbc4 1FFcoTtrueD3cUfvLi2WWPVBqk2tZu3VZs
https://blockchain.info/tx/e0cb708bf5b095f1cefb040a21f9ac7b253861597e67e3731f0c916e1d7e90fb paid to 1NiozbNu3ANiph83HuUU4Jri3aXQ4f9ChJ

wow, this three address use secondtrade too,

ok, now follow the 1JBhcpKqgd9nce5dUaSGU45MbNZTAJRVy9, every time the wallet is filling it (not payments after, the genesis of each address), backing arround 8 transaction...
https://blockchain.info/tx/4778898bb50c9a70d432757e9f051a0573bb2e22cd72262e618f4ee730f3eab5 OMG, we found the famous 1Ju5QeBcm1ETQ1s7xPbZ8SbYDJhym4jyQa again
follow the 1FFcoTtrueD3cUfvLi2WWPVBqk2tZu3VZs and 1NiozbNu3ANiph83HuUU4Jri3aXQ4f9ChJ too, oh, both give 1Ju5QeBcm1ETQ1s7xPbZ8SbYDJhym4jyQa OMG what a coincidence


absy the moderator, i don't found anything related with them - https://bitcointalksearch.org/user/absy-336412

Sentence: Now i understand now why KingOfBet and btcmasterZ is all the time talking about it, saying no scan, spamming his winnings all the time, anyone can check, just follow my instructions and all proofs are on blockchain and on this forum

I'm giving negative trust for them HackerBOSS, KingOfBet and btcmasterZ  too

NOTE: check at https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=trust;u=735396 KingOfBet trust profile
Lutpin 23: -0 / +7   2016-03-17   0.00000000   Reference   As of 2016-03-17, this account is up for sale/being auctioned off.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=trust;u=667885 btcmasterZ trust profile
HackerBOSS 0: -0 / +0   2016-03-15   0.00000000      Thanks. i insalled to you blockchain api for free! welcome

HackerBOSS is at least related is them too, or same user, can't proof using address because i don't saw hackerBOSS address
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May 12, 2016, 11:33:55 AM
#28
What is on live page vs Cached
just give a search and you can check it easily, it's on order, previous hash, rigged hash, next hash

8eaf55f805d3d051dfc5151073ac9efd            8eaf55f805d3d051dfc5151073ac9efd
3509c457c164d3a813c833cb9f62a990          fe3b7dee0cf7cb7ea552995675306786
f43d368fb63b177a65fb65c511d74962           f43d368fb63b177a65fb65c511d74962

Changed hash bet: https://blockchain.info/tx/685c4f60453941fc48112df2c13748bb5e73618adf79a72a6749910ad0a0d50a
Value: 0.05


2ffc4e6e1fd7c4f70a96f334fb5133d3            2ffc4e6e1fd7c4f70a96f334fb5133d3
507bf1737de646d55081fe9253d49e21          2c3040e33a8d49976b4b6e45e4fb7171
08f2c6f213f615e343997ce5dc907ebc           08f2c6f213f615e343997ce5dc907ebc

Changed hash bet: https://blockchain.info/tx/e54f3a997baddeba785e8edb8524d137b725f2062c816541335a3c4140bcb2e8
Value: 0.05


456df00d6a89de32b8c404b5f149ad43          456df00d6a89de32b8c404b5f149ad43
fc212fe6a78fdddac8d96d4995ad5682          7caf30d6efa9fb33b44db579ffcd4d52
e9ade6d453db556fac0e2c461a9f5586          e9ade6d453db556fac0e2c461a9f5586
3d18b097f856580e2f764d91a9efe374          2d12c1bde0305d035336ce144f29be13
7547a9763ec56e718433f071c6db2a67          7547a9763ec56e718433f071c6db2a67

Changed hash bet: https://blockchain.info/tx/e124977dd5b01651bfb887c0c92d7865f728b6a13fd3c669f358f10180d64f08
Value: 0.02

Changed hash bet: https://blockchain.info/tx/f8ad716c1d52f29aefde47d142e4b0d37bc2f892ab00c2ee4c57f4887fbc2b6c
Value: 0.005


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May 12, 2016, 11:07:58 AM
#27
Warning all

http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:il60bLKQcbsJ:rollincoin.com/provably_fair_md5.php+&cd=1&hl=pt-BR&ct=clnk&gl=br

Look at hash cached, and compare the hashs, all bets above 0.05 BTC starting from a point have hash changed, after this 0.02 sequence bets, all win bets have hash changed, don't play!, it will be a 100% lose now

where proof?

I checked and it work.
where changed hash?
I'm not understand.. Shocked
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May 12, 2016, 11:04:00 AM
#26
Warning all

http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:il60bLKQcbsJ:rollincoin.com/provably_fair_md5.php

Look at hash cached, and compare the hashs, all bets above 0.05 BTC starting from a point have hash changed, after this 0.02 sequence bets, all win bets have hash changed, don't play!, it will be a 100% lose now
legendary
Activity: 1988
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Get your game girl
May 12, 2016, 10:59:22 AM
#25
if it scam... why paid 0.2btc now??

Gambling site paying 0.20 bitcoin as payment doesn't mean its not a scam,you dick.I feel like you're the one behind the website with multiple Alt accounts.The question is about provably fair and is proved your site isn't.So stop digging technical shit,no one believes it. I would not advise anyone to put here even 0.001 bitcoins.
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May 12, 2016, 10:52:43 AM
#24
I see md5 hash before bet http://rollincoin.com/provably_fair_md5.php

I found some info:

What's Next Game Hash?

When you play HEAD or TAIL, our system show the winning BEFORE you begin to play, and displays the result on the page in an encrypted way, called Next Game Hash, for example e3d609a53bfe3c59db30813e6a65273a (It means that we had your result before you place your choice).

For each game we generate a randomized key, of 26 characters long, for example 4f68e3a6f93bf4208457634aa7, then we organize the winning face and the key like this: HEAD/4f68e3a6f93bf4208457634aa7 or TAIL/4f68e3a6f93bf4208457634aa7 and we calculate the MD5 hash of this string. In our example, the MD5 hash of TAIL/4f68e3a6f93bf4208457634aa7 is 41799624d9e08e4552843c32aa96fc4b, so the results of the game must be HEAD.

MD5 is a strong encryption algorithm that cannot be broken today and where each MD5 string matches with one unique non encrypted string. You can find MD5 generators here.

That last statement isn't true... MD5 is a weak encryption algorithm that can be broken today, and each MD5 string can match with an infinite number of unique non encrypted strings (just like any hashing algorithm, including SHA256).

This description does not match the procedure executed by the site. The string hashed is not HEAD/<26 characters>, it is "win" or "lose", a colon, and the decimal representation in plain text of the secret key. Not sure where you found this text, but it doesn't describe this game.

This site requires that you browse the provably fair page to see the next game hash. If someone else plays, your hash is taken.  Also, those displayed hashes have changed on at least two recorded (and independently verifiable) occasions, rendering the entire "provably" part irrelevant. The site has already been positively identified changing hash listings after a wager is received. View the wayback machine to see that the listed hashes have been changed from the posted hashes.

Even if the system presented were actually fair (it's not), the game itself is not fair because the hashes presented are not always the hashes of the data played against. This is not provably fair - and actually not fair at all, it will change the result of your bet.

Payment does not indicate "not a scam". Ponzi's pay out until they run out of money, but they're just as scammy. I have demonstrated mathematically that the system professed by this site is not only unfair and unreliable but also incorrectly implemented in a manner that can only be qualified as "cheating".

Even if the site pays, if it has to cheat to maintain an edge, it's a scam.

if it scam... why paid 0.2btc now??
legendary
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May 12, 2016, 10:44:54 AM
#23
I see md5 hash before bet http://rollincoin.com/provably_fair_md5.php

I found some info:

What's Next Game Hash?

When you play HEAD or TAIL, our system show the winning BEFORE you begin to play, and displays the result on the page in an encrypted way, called Next Game Hash, for example e3d609a53bfe3c59db30813e6a65273a (It means that we had your result before you place your choice).

For each game we generate a randomized key, of 26 characters long, for example 4f68e3a6f93bf4208457634aa7, then we organize the winning face and the key like this: HEAD/4f68e3a6f93bf4208457634aa7 or TAIL/4f68e3a6f93bf4208457634aa7 and we calculate the MD5 hash of this string. In our example, the MD5 hash of TAIL/4f68e3a6f93bf4208457634aa7 is 41799624d9e08e4552843c32aa96fc4b, so the results of the game must be HEAD.

MD5 is a strong encryption algorithm that cannot be broken today and where each MD5 string matches with one unique non encrypted string. You can find MD5 generators here.

That last statement isn't true... MD5 is a weak encryption algorithm that can be broken today, and each MD5 string can match with an infinite number of unique non encrypted strings (just like any hashing algorithm, including SHA256).

This description does not match the procedure executed by the site. The string hashed is not HEAD/<26 characters>, it is "win" or "lose", a colon, and the decimal representation in plain text of the secret key. Not sure where you found this text, but it doesn't describe this game.

This site requires that you browse the provably fair page to see the next game hash. If someone else plays, your hash is taken.  Also, those displayed hashes have changed on at least two recorded (and independently verifiable) occasions, rendering the entire "provably" part irrelevant. The site has already been positively identified changing hash listings after a wager is received. View the wayback machine to see that the listed hashes have been changed from the posted hashes.

Even if the system presented were actually fair (it's not), the game itself is not fair because the hashes presented are not always the hashes of the data played against. This is not provably fair - and actually not fair at all, it will change the result of your bet.

Payment does not indicate "not a scam". Ponzi's pay out until they run out of money, but they're just as scammy. I have demonstrated mathematically that the system professed by this site is not only unfair and unreliable but also incorrectly implemented in a manner that can only be qualified as "cheating".

Even if the site pays, if it has to cheat to maintain an edge, it's a scam.
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May 12, 2016, 10:24:44 AM
#21
This post does not represent LuckyBit and is the personal opinion of stingleword.

Are you fucking kidding me?!!!!!

Since all of us over at LB are laughing about this situation, I went to the trouble to investigate the RollinCoin Provably Fair system myself. I have got to say that this is 100% useless and you would get a better game if you sat behind the computer with a coin and flipped it yourself.

1. There is absolutely no explanation of how it works. The user is left to figure it out himself. Hardly "provable"!
2. After some wrangling, we determined that the formula is MD5(("win"|"lose")+":SecretKey="+secretKey) to generate the hash.
3. The secret key has no bearing on the game result - as far as I can tell, it does nothing.
4. The user's TXID doesn't affect the game result, either - there is literally no data with which to duplicate the result.
5. The results of a game are not provably fair, are not verifiable and the method by which the results are derived is not transparent.

6. Therefore, I conclude that not only is this game not Provably Fair, it is NOT FAIR AT ALL.

The previous post does not represent LuckyBit and is the personal opinion of stingleword. Sometimes this is required when he posts about things that might be work-related, but when not operating in a work capacity.


Hello,

I investigate this provably fair too.

this really provably fair system, because md5 hash pre generated before bet.
so working with md5 hash lot of casinos in the world https://igames365.com/provably-fair  and more

Thus you can easely verify that the game has been provably fair. Simply copy and paste the “secret string” into any online MD5 checker (e.g. Online MD5. http://onlinemd5.com/



Provably fair requires that it be provable. But I can't prove anything because the hash of my game isn't presented to me before I play - and when I do play, I don't have a guarantee that the hash presented will be the hash played against (we have proof-of-alteration on the books).

Furthermore, MD5 is very weak and could be bruteforced. Judging from the recent bet list, someone has already defeated the system.

I see md5 hash before bet http://rollincoin.com/provably_fair_md5.php


I found some info:

What's Next Game Hash?


When you play HEAD or TAIL, our system show the winning BEFORE you begin to play, and displays the result on the page in an encrypted way, called Next Game Hash, for example e3d609a53bfe3c59db30813e6a65273a (It means that we had your result before you place your choice).

For each game we generate a randomized key, of 26 characters long, for example 4f68e3a6f93bf4208457634aa7, then we organize the winning face and the key like this: HEAD/4f68e3a6f93bf4208457634aa7 or TAIL/4f68e3a6f93bf4208457634aa7 and we calculate the MD5 hash of this string. In our example, the MD5 hash of TAIL/4f68e3a6f93bf4208457634aa7 is 41799624d9e08e4552843c32aa96fc4b, so the results of the game must be HEAD.

MD5 is a strong encryption algorithm that cannot be broken today and where each MD5 string matches with one unique non encrypted string. You can find MD5 generators here.
legendary
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May 12, 2016, 10:23:15 AM
#20
This post does not represent LuckyBit and is the personal opinion of stingleword.

Are you fucking kidding me?!!!!!

Since all of us over at LB are laughing about this situation, I went to the trouble to investigate the RollinCoin Provably Fair system myself. I have got to say that this is 100% useless and you would get a better game if you sat behind the computer with a coin and flipped it yourself.

1. There is absolutely no explanation of how it works. The user is left to figure it out himself. Hardly "provable"!
2. After some wrangling, we determined that the formula is MD5(("win"|"lose")+":SecretKey="+secretKey) to generate the hash.
3. The secret key has no bearing on the game result - as far as I can tell, it does nothing.
4. The user's TXID doesn't affect the game result, either - there is literally no data with which to duplicate the result.
5. The results of a game are not provably fair, are not verifiable and the method by which the results are derived is not transparent.

6. Therefore, I conclude that not only is this game not Provably Fair, it is NOT FAIR AT ALL.

The previous post does not represent LuckyBit and is the personal opinion of stingleword. Sometimes this is required when he posts about things that might be work-related, but when not operating in a work capacity.


Hello,

I investigate this provably fair too.

this really provably fair system, because md5 hash pre generated before bet.
so working with md5 hash lot of casinos in the world https://igames365.com/provably-fair  and more

Thus you can easely verify that the game has been provably fair. Simply copy and paste the “secret string” into any online MD5 checker (e.g. Online MD5. http://onlinemd5.com/



Provably fair requires that it be provable. But I can't prove anything because the hash of my game isn't presented to me before I play - and when I do play, I don't have a guarantee that the hash presented will be the hash played against (we have proof-of-alteration on the books).

Furthermore, MD5 is very weak and could be bruteforced. Judging from the recent bet list, someone has already defeated the system.
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May 12, 2016, 10:19:15 AM
#19
This post does not represent LuckyBit and is the personal opinion of stingleword.

Are you fucking kidding me?!!!!!

Since all of us over at LB are laughing about this situation, I went to the trouble to investigate the RollinCoin Provably Fair system myself. I have got to say that this is 100% useless and you would get a better game if you sat behind the computer with a coin and flipped it yourself.

1. There is absolutely no explanation of how it works. The user is left to figure it out himself. Hardly "provable"!
2. After some wrangling, we determined that the formula is MD5(("win"|"lose")+":SecretKey="+secretKey) to generate the hash.
3. The secret key has no bearing on the game result - as far as I can tell, it does nothing.
4. The user's TXID doesn't affect the game result, either - there is literally no data with which to duplicate the result.
5. The results of a game are not provably fair, are not verifiable and the method by which the results are derived is not transparent.

6. Therefore, I conclude that not only is this game not Provably Fair, it is NOT FAIR AT ALL.

The previous post does not represent LuckyBit and is the personal opinion of stingleword. Sometimes this is required when he posts about things that might be work-related, but when not operating in a work capacity.


Hello,

I investigate this provably fair too.

this really provably fair system, because md5 hash pre generated before bet.
so working with md5 hash lot of casinos in the world https://igames365.com/provably-fair  and more
http://csgoblackjack.com/provably-fair

Thus you can easely verify that the game has been provably fair. Simply copy and paste the “secret string” into any online MD5 checker (e.g. Online MD5. http://onlinemd5.com/

legendary
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May 12, 2016, 08:46:51 AM
#18
This post does not represent LuckyBit and is the personal opinion of stingleword.

Are you fucking kidding me?!!!!!

Since all of us over at LB are laughing about this situation, I went to the trouble to investigate the RollinCoin Provably Fair system myself. I have got to say that this is 100% useless and you would get a better game if you sat behind the computer with a coin and flipped it yourself.

1. There is absolutely no explanation of how it works. The user is left to figure it out himself. Hardly "provable"!
2. After some wrangling, we determined that the formula is MD5(("win"|"lose")+":SecretKey="+secretKey) to generate the hash.
3. The secret key has no bearing on the game result - as far as I can tell, it does nothing.
4. The user's TXID doesn't affect the game result, either - there is literally no data with which to duplicate the result.
5. The results of a game are not provably fair, are not verifiable and the method by which the results are derived is not transparent.

6. Therefore, I conclude that not only is this game not Provably Fair, it is NOT FAIR AT ALL.

The previous post does not represent LuckyBit and is the personal opinion of stingleword. Sometimes this is required when he posts about things that might be work-related, but when not operating in a work capacity.
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May 12, 2016, 08:26:39 AM
#17
Since when people at bitcointalk started having such low level of intelligence ? If you take a second out to read the negative feedback by NlNico it says,

Quote
Site is a scam.

1) Their provably fair implementation does not prove any fairness.
2) Even though their implementation sucks already, they still managed to cheat it extra, by changing a hash to a losing hash. See reference.

Reference Link : - https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/rollincoincom-caught-changing-provably-fair-hashes-after-betting-1469732

It would be stupid of you play here.

ho don't remove your post about scam, God will punish you! because we no scam and not cheat! Think about it!
Since when people at bitcointalk started having such low level of intelligence ? If you take a second out to read the negative feedback by NlNico it says,

Quote
Site is a scam.

1) Their provably fair implementation does not prove any fairness.
2) Even though their implementation sucks already, they still managed to cheat it extra, by changing a hash to a losing hash. See reference.

Reference Link : - https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/rollincoincom-caught-changing-provably-fair-hashes-after-betting-1469732

It would be stupid of you play here.

ho don't remove your post about scam, God will punish you! because we no scam and not cheat! Think about it!

Really? It has been proved everywhere else that you changed the hash  and you cheated them  You just let your supporters down and its good that it was found out early . RIP rollincoin.
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May 12, 2016, 08:15:09 AM
#16
Since when people at bitcointalk started having such low level of intelligence ? If you take a second out to read the negative feedback by NlNico it says,

Quote
Site is a scam.

1) Their provably fair implementation does not prove any fairness.
2) Even though their implementation sucks already, they still managed to cheat it extra, by changing a hash to a losing hash. See reference.

Reference Link : - https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/rollincoincom-caught-changing-provably-fair-hashes-after-betting-1469732

It would be stupid of you play here.

ho don't remove your post about scam, God will punish you! because we no scam and not cheat! Think about it!
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May 12, 2016, 08:10:40 AM
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Since when people at bitcointalk started having such low level of intelligence ? If you take a second out to read the negative feedback by NlNico it says,

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Site is a scam.

1) Their provably fair implementation does not prove any fairness.
2) Even though their implementation sucks already, they still managed to cheat it extra, by changing a hash to a losing hash. See reference.

Reference Link : - https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/rollincoincom-caught-changing-provably-fair-hashes-after-betting-1469732

It would be stupid of you play here.
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