Crypto Casinos - The Shit About To Hit The Fan

[TommyBhoy]

This is very very serious! Criminal consequences coming here according to many.

 

[Jambok]

Really interesting can see it all come crashing down gambling scene is so shady it’s unreal 

 

[Swampfoxnz]

Good video

 

[TrustworthyC]

Great vid! All Twitch fanboys need to see this i.m.o.

I seriously hope the whole lot of them get locked up somewhere, and get the 'ole San Quentin soap scene on repeat

For real though, they are-pretarnishing the whole industry, that was finally somewhat on track, at least for the poast couple of years.

Same thing with videogaming, the amjority of 'pro' streamers are using hacks. Basically the same thing, all make believe, and a form of deceit/exploitation

I really think it should be punishable by law, and they should make a firm example of all those big fish basterds!

I called this, long ago, but again called it a while back, when all the Roobet jerks popped up. It was obvious to me from the get go...

I think i posted the exact statement here somwhere, but i can't see my history, or i'd link to it, for my 2 seconds of 'told ya!!' fame

Also cracking down on fake gaming losers, exposing the ease with which hacks are hidden these days, and their advanced state.

Another pet peeve of mine..

Throw 'm all in the bin!

 

[TommyBhoy]

This is going to be a 6 part series so the guy must have some serious dirt on Roobet.

If they prove they are operating from the USA and the owner is funding these influencers, its jail time.  

 

[JFlorence23]

Its about time, promote gambling with fake money.  Not good

 

[TommyBhoy]

Part 2 

Proof fake funds are being used

unreal! 
 

Part 2 

 

[sirbuzzk]

Definitely getting interesting.... Looking forward to follow the series

 

[Ash W]

Any sign of part 3 yet? Highly anticipating this to be VERY interesting 

 

[TommyBhoy]

Not yet but should be soon.

No crypto streamer can ever be trusted again.

 

[damnyouwagering]

Loving these vids, I hope they all get jail time and massive fines

 

[Svenix]

That Stevewilldoit guy from the first video already deleted all of his video's and his live channel. LOL

 

[DanishDaniel]

Awful video with horrible information made by someone with no knowledge about the gambling scene, who are obviously just trying to milk hours upon hours of content on something so simple. 

The videos also lack information. The fact that you can make 50 minute long videos with lack of knowledge, when it could all be boiled down to a 5 minute video should also illustrate that point quite clearly. 

 

[DanishDaniel]

The F you talking about. Have you even viewed the video and the evidence provided to these claims?

Yeah. Some of it is wrong, and the rest of it I already knew. Does make sense that most people doesn't though, which is also why the misinformation is easily considered facts as well.

Could be boiled down to a 5 min video - maybe 10 minutes, instead of a 6 part series taking several hours. They're clearly just trying to milk content on it, so they can make more money on ads. Can't blame them for the hustle I guess, but that time could probably have been spend better elsewhere. 

 

[DanishDaniel]

I think they all deserve certain credit for what they have done, and which folks they exposed with it.

Dont you see the scam going on on large scale? it was about time it happend.

Which scam are you referring to? I haven't yet seen any evidence of scam, and I doubt there is any. 

 

[sirbuzzk]

Yeah. Some of it is wrong, and the rest of it I already knew. Does make sense that most people doesn't though, which is also why the misinformation is easily considered facts as well.

Could be boiled down to a 5 min video - maybe 10 minutes, instead of a 6 part series taking several hours. They're clearly just trying to milk content on it, so they can make more money on ads. Can't blame them for the hustle I guess, but that time could probably have been spend better elsewhere. 

What is wrong / misinformation?

From what I can see they are pretty spot on and hopefully the following episodes will further elaborate

 

[Svenix]

Which scam are you referring to? I haven't yet seen any evidence of scam, and I doubt there is any. 

The fact that they give influencers millions to gamble with fake money without taking any risk? The fact that there is no KYC and the audience of those influencers is for a big part underaged? There are lifes on the risk man. Gambling can be an awfull addiction, and there are more people commiting suïcide due to this addiction? It destroys life while those influencers make millions because of it without taking the same risk? You can’t take this lightly, I hope the USA gouvernement will pick this up and give them jail-time.   

 

[Ash W]

Some Crypto can really ruin people. Some sites being used have "limited/poor" self exclusion which does not protect problem gamblers...No KYC takes place (Ascertain whether users are legally able to by age, location and bank account details). Not to mention on the age subject many are ex gamers who have converted to play casino games. 

So far the series is very interesting is all I'm saying...

 

[DanishDaniel]

The fact that they give influencers millions to gamble with fake money without taking any risk? The fact that there is no KYC and the audience of those influencers is for a big part underaged? There are lifes on the risk man. Gambling can be an awfull addiction, and there are more people commiting suïcide due to this addiction? It destroys life while those influencers make millions because of it without taking the same risk? You can’t take this lightly, I hope the USA gouvernement will pick this up and give them jail-time.   

How is it a scam to gamble with fake money? It may be deceptive, but it's not a scam. 

There is KYC as well. 

We can all agree that gambling in an awful addiction, so why are you even here in the first place? 

What is wrong / misinformation?

From what I can see they are pretty spot on and hopefully the following episodes will further elaborate

Well, one of the obvious ones is that they portrait Aero as this big Roobet guy, when in reality he would've been nowhere without the investors who also owns a majority of the site.

He has a huge gambling addiction himself. He has lost probably around $50-100m on Rollbit over the past year. He is by no means any type of mastermind. 

Crypto can really ruin people. These sites being used have "limited/poor" self exclusion which does not protect problem gamblers...No KYC takes place (Ascertain whether users are legally able to by age, location and bank account details). Not to mention on the age subject many are ex gamers who have converted to play casino games. 

So far the series is very interesting is all I'm saying...

Does this mean that CasinoGrounds will no longer promote casinos that offer crypto deposits and withdrawals? If so, when will we see these changes? 

I would also argue that some of these sites have stronger self-exclusion than sites with other licenses, but since it is less regulated it also allows for more freedom in terms of the features that they offer.