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Quote from: khaled0111 on July 30, 2026, 11:37:46 PM

Before we start sharing our own experiences, I suggest you read the forum rules first. If you do, you will realize that posting multiple posts in a row is not allowed. This is nothing but a friendly advice (keep in mind that if you ignore my "friendly" advice, forum moderators/admins can temp-ban your account).
I appreciate being very active, but it’s not about how many posts you make (to bump the thread), but it’s more about how many concerns you address.

However, in addition to what you have said above; op can wait for at least 4 to 8 replies then he can quote them gradually and make a single response instead of having to Spam the thread.
I believe this will also help to save their profile from getting knocked down, as everyone must be strictly adhering to the rules and regulations that is here. Being active is not actually the problem, but handling and ironing out cases from their users is always the best.

OP isn't representing this casino, he is just a regular user collecting referral links. So I don't know what kind of answers you're expecting, but I wouldn't trust someone impersonating casino representative.

Quote from: khaled0111 on July 30, 2026, 11:37:46 PM

Before we start sharing our own experiences, I suggest you read the forum rules first. If you do, you will realize that posting multiple posts in a row is not allowed. This is nothing but a friendly advice (keep in mind that if you ignore my "friendly" advice, forum moderators/admins can temp-ban your account).
I appreciate being very active, but it’s not about how many posts you make (to bump the thread), but it’s more about how many concerns you address.

However, in addition to what you have said above; op can wait for at least 4 to 8 replies then he can quote them gradually and make a single response instead of having to Spam the thread.
I believe this will also help to save their profile from getting knocked down, as everyone must be strictly adhering to the rules and regulations that is here. Being active is not actually the problem, but handling and ironing out cases from their users is always the best.

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Quote from: khaled0111 on August 02, 2026, 11:25:59 PM

^^
كلامك هذا منطقي الى حد كبير، فعلى الاغلب بعد هذه الحادثة ستقل ثقة المستخدمين، و خاصة المستخدمين العاديين الذين ليست لديهم خلفية تقنية جيدة، بمحافظ الهاردوير حتى و ان كانت الثغرة التي تم استغلالها هنا لا تعنيهم.

ليس لدي أي احصائيات ظاهرة (كنت قد رأييت مقالا لكني لا أجده)، لكني رأيت في تويتر أن هنالك الكثير من الناس التي أصبحت تدعم فكرة شراء البيتكوين و ابقائه في كوينيايز أو IBIT يعني ال ETF الخاص بشركة BlackRock.

و هذا في رأيي فكر خطير و قد يؤدي الى عواقب كارثية ما اذا عممت هذه الفكرة في المستقبل و أصبحت كوين باز أو المنصات المركزية هي الوجهة الأولى لتخزين البيتكوين عوض المحافظ non-custodial.

هذا نتيجة مباشرة لما حصل. ستنخفض مستويات الثقة بالمحفظات non-custodial مقابل ارتفاع حظوظ المحفظات المركزية كمحفظات الواب و حسابات منصات التداول. بالطبع هذا كارثي و فيه مخاطرة كبيرة لانه فضلا عن احتمالية فقدان تلك الاموال لسبب او لاخر، فان تراكم تلك الاصول لدى المنصات سيزيد من تغولها و يصبح من الصعب على التشريعات و السلطات التحكم بها او مراقبة انشطتها. بالضبط كما يحصل مع النظام البنكي، اذ ان الحكومات تخشى من انهيار او افلاس اي بنك فتسارعوالى انقاذه كلما مر بأزمة و هو ما جعل اصحاب المؤسسات البنكية يتمتعون بصلاحيات تصل الى حد السرقة و الاحتيال دون خوف من العواقب.

الامر الثاني الذي فهمته من خلال النقاش في القسم الانجليزي هو بخصوص انه كانت هناك تحذيرات و نداءات من مجتمع المطورين بشأن هكذا ثغرات و احتمالية استغلالها بالرغم من انها تبدو صعبة جدا. طبعا يتم تجاهل تلك النداءات الى ان تحصل الكارثة فلا نجد غير الندم. اؤكد بشدة على نصيحة متابعة النقاش في القسم الانقليزي حتى لمن هم بعيدون عن المجال التقني. هناك حقا ما يمكن متابعته.

Quote from: khaled0111 on August 02, 2026, 11:25:59 PM

^^
كلامك هذا منطقي الى حد كبير، فعلى الاغلب بعد هذه الحادثة ستقل ثقة المستخدمين، و خاصة المستخدمين العاديين الذين ليست لديهم خلفية تقنية جيدة، بمحافظ الهاردوير حتى و ان كانت الثغرة التي تم استغلالها هنا لا تعنيهم.

ليس لدي أي احصائيات ظاهرة (كنت قد رأييت مقالا لكني لا أجده)، لكني رأيت في تويتر أن هنالك الكثير من الناس التي أصبحت تدعم فكرة شراء البيتكوين و ابقائه في كوينيايز أو IBIT يعني ال ETF الخاص بشركة BlackRock.

و هذا في رأيي فكر خطير و قد يؤدي الى عواقب كارثية ما اذا عممت هذه الفكرة في المستقبل و أصبحت كوين باز أو المنصات المركزية هي الوجهة الأولى لتخزين البيتكوين عوض المحافظ non-custodial.
يعني حتى ما رأيناه في السابق[1]. من تهكير و افلاس شركات يثبت أن هذه المنصات لا يجب أن تستخدم لابقاء الأموال في المدى البعيد.

(ETFs بطبيعة الحال قصة مختلفة و ليس متوفرة للجميع)

[1] https://x.com/LukeMikic21/status/2084022326958739758

Quote from: khaled0111 on July 17, 2026, 11:58:28 PM

Yes, you should not ignore reviews on review websites or complaints on mediator platforms, but you need to read all the replies carefully and pay attention to the smallest details before making your own judgment. In most cases, it is not that difficult to determine whether a review or complaint is fake or genuine.
The funny thing is that most well known and reputable businesses have more negative reviews than positive ones and this gives you an idea of how reliable those review websites are.

Exactly. Just that people are paid to make sweet reviews and those who against the casinos with their reviews have no solid evidence to back them up yet we should not ignore them because someone will not just wake up and decided to tarnish a casino reputation by accusing it.

Qzino you can linked your images to your website so that if anyone click them, it will navigate to the website instead of taking the person to the talkimg.com image hosting site.

Quote from: khaled0111 on July 30, 2026, 11:37:46 PM

Before we start sharing our own experiences, I suggest you read the forum rules first. If you do, you will realize that posting multiple posts in a row is not allowed. This is nothing but a friendly advice (keep in mind that if you ignore my "friendly" advice, forum moderators/admins can temp-ban your account).
I appreciate being very active, but it’s not about how many posts you make (to bump the thread), but it’s more about how many concerns you address.

Thank you for the heads up! Appreciate it

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Quote from: khaled0111 on July 31, 2026, 11:25:41 PM

Can you tell us which HackSaw games did you play exactly, if you don’t mind?
It’s true that how much you win and how often you win depends on luck, but it also depends on the game's volatility. In your case, the reason why you got that feeling is because you were probably playing high-volatility games which Hacksaw is known for. High-volatility means less frequent wins but when you win then the payout is most likely going to be huge.

My last experience playing Ze Zeus since i see this game in featured pages on vega. this game with volatility 3 out of 5. This should be a game that doesn't drain our money too much with that volatility. However, i experience with wins rarely reach 10x the base bet. of course this can happens to another game in hacksaw or other provider, just i think hacksaw gaming slots was harder than my thought so far. if i compared with game in Pragmatic Play, i can often win multiples of the base bet, even on regular spins.

Quote from: khaled0111 on July 24, 2026, 09:54:57 PM

I just created an account on your website to check it out and I was mainly interested in your provably fair system. So, I took a closer look at it. As far as I can see, your provably fair system does indeed use a server seed, client seed and nonce to generate the results and to be fair, it is quite easy to edit the client seed and verify the results.
However, I couldn’t find any documentation that explains exactly how the seeds and nonce are used to generate the outcome, I mean the formula used for each game. It would be great if you can add this to your pf page.

I think the casino is an after thought as everything seem to be copy and paste. The OP have to settle down and plan on how to develop a professional looking site so he can be taken serious, other than that, he is more likely to have very few patronages and that are short lived. All casino sites that you need to tap a key first to see your seeds leaves me with doubt. If they are fair, let the seed be obvious without any prompting, so they can be verified without first letting the house know that is what you want to do.

Quote from: khaled0111 on July 30, 2026, 08:59:15 PM

Quote from: SCORAS on July 30, 2026, 04:23:26 PM

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If we are going to talk about innovation, then you must admit that using the monkey icon in your brand has nothing to do with innovation. Just saying, because as soon as I saw the icon, it immediately reminded me of MonkeyTilt (maybe I'm wrong, but that's how I felt. So it's difficult to talk about innovation when your "icon" reminds us of another brand). Just saying and it’s my own opinion.

That is something I also wanted to mention.
There have been so many small casinos which have decided to tie their public imagine with the image of a monkey or an ape. It has been relatively common since NFTs and Ape NTFs became popular some years ago and so many people got hooked on the idea of Web3.

It is rather a odd decision by the marketing department of this casino... But if they manage to build a good reputation and keep their gamblers happy in the long term, their icon won't matter much. They would even go for a rebranding in the future if they believe it was necessary to come with something fresher.

Quote from: khaled0111 on July 30, 2026, 10:58:54 PM

Quote from: Kavelj22 on July 30, 2026, 10:35:20 PM

I think it is still confusing. Is it a one time claim per user per 24 hours? Do you mean that one user will be accepted every 24h? Please clarify.

Both the question and the reply seem a bit off. In fact, it's almost funny. As far as I can see, the question didn't address the actual matter and funnily enough, the answer didn't respond to it! This is funny, but it’s also confusing!

Just to clear up some of this confusion, perhaps what is meant is "1 participant only receives 1X bonus and the bonus will be credited within a maximum of 24 hours," isn't that right, @SCORAS?

And I also want to provide some information for bonus recipients, as I've already received the bonus myself. Withdrawals require at least 1X the wager of the deposit amount. Withdrawals cannot be processed immediately if no wager is placed until the wager is completed. I've made a withdrawal and it was successful after I completed the wager, and I still have my remaining bets. Hopefully, my withdrawal will go smoothly if my bet wins Cheesy

Quote from: SCORAS on Today at 09:46:00 PM

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Will definitely register and join the party 🥳

Thanks, @Jaycoinz! 😊 We completely understand the skepticism. That's exactly why we kept it simple—no wagering requirements and no hidden catches. We look forward to welcoming you to SCORAS! 🐵

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Quote from: khaled0111 link=topic=0.msg0#msg0

...using the monkey icon in your brand has nothing to do with innovation...

Thanks for the honest feedback! We understand the comparison. Our innovation is in the platform and player experience, while Mojo is simply our mascot. We hope he'll become synonymous with SCORAS over time.

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The Terms and Conditions button... shows a pop-up with the text "Terms Description ...."

Thanks for spotting that! You're absolutely right. We've already passed it on to our developers and it'll be fixed shortly. We appreciate the feedback!

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When using ETH or BTC, only about 5 providers are available out of the 50 you offer. Why is that?

Thanks for bringing this up!

The available providers depend on both **your location** and the **provider's own restrictions**. If a provider doesn't allow players from your country, we won't display their games.

Regarding currencies, you should be able to play all available games with any supported currency, including BTC and ETH. If you're only seeing a handful of providers, let us know which country you're accessing SCORAS from and we'll be happy to investigate.

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Quote from: Odohu link=topic=0.msg0#msg0

I want to know if the $20 bonus is withdrawable since you said it has no wagering requirements.

Yes, it is. Once you've met the promotion's eligibility requirements and the bonus has been credited, there are no wagering requirements attached to it.

Right now I have my VPN set to Poland, so I should have access to Habanero, Betsoft, and other slot providers. When I use EUR or USD, I can see all available providers (around 50 of them). However, when I switch to USDT, ETH, BTC, or any of the other available cryptocurrencies, I only see a handful of providers available.

Quote from: Jaycoinz link=topic=0.msg0#msg0

Will definitely register and join the party 🥳

Thanks, @Jaycoinz! 😊 We completely understand the skepticism. That's exactly why we kept it simple—no wagering requirements and no hidden catches. We look forward to welcoming you to SCORAS! 🐵

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Quote from: khaled0111 link=topic=0.msg0#msg0

...using the monkey icon in your brand has nothing to do with innovation...

Thanks for the honest feedback! We understand the comparison. Our innovation is in the platform and player experience, while Mojo is simply our mascot. We hope he'll become synonymous with SCORAS over time.

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Quote from: aphelio_wane link=topic=0.msg0#msg0

The Terms and Conditions button... shows a pop-up with the text "Terms Description ...."

Thanks for spotting that! You're absolutely right. We've already passed it on to our developers and it'll be fixed shortly. We appreciate the feedback!

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Quote from: cryptoq94 link=topic=0.msg0#msg0

When using ETH or BTC, only about 5 providers are available out of the 50 you offer. Why is that?

Thanks for bringing this up!

The available providers depend on both **your location** and the **provider's own restrictions**. If a provider doesn't allow players from your country, we won't display their games.

Regarding currencies, you should be able to play all available games with any supported currency, including BTC and ETH. If you're only seeing a handful of providers, let us know which country you're accessing SCORAS from and we'll be happy to investigate.

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Quote from: Odohu link=topic=0.msg0#msg0

I want to know if the $20 bonus is withdrawable since you said it has no wagering requirements.

Yes, it is. Once you've met the promotion's eligibility requirements and the bonus has been credited, there are no wagering requirements attached to it.

Quote from: SquirrelJulietGarden on Today at 03:43:48 AM

Quote from: khaled0111 on July 29, 2026, 11:57:56 PM

I just checked and it looks like they do indeed charge a flat fee and it’s almost $3 for all the coins they support except Solana (sol) and Ripple (xrp) which are the best options right now as the withdrawal fees are less than $1, especially for Ripple. $3 is a bit too high for most users, so hopefully goated team will consider lowering it or just deduct the network fees from the withdrawn amount.

Users with deposit money will be able to choose the coin for deposit and withdrawal but it starts with their deposit. As I know there is no cryptocurrency conversion in Goated so if you deposit in bitcoin, you will have to withdraw your money in bitcoin. If you want to have cheap fee, you must choose a coin with cheap withdrawal fee when you fund your Goated account.

Here is information about withdrawal fees at Goated, I just checked it.

In fact, there are coins with withdrawal fees much cheaper than $3.

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BTC 0.00006 BTC
USDC 3.00 USDC
USDT: 3.00 USDT
ETH: 0.001 ETH
SOL: 0.01 SOL
XRP: 0.01 XRP
TRX: 5.00 TRX
LTC: 0.0005 LTC
BNB: 0.0002 BNB
GOATED: 150.00 GOATED

Looking for some information on if this casino site had a VIP transfer program available.
But the withdrawal fees are quite high since I would only be using bitcoin as I do with any other casino I use.
BTC listed above is $3.89usd at the current rate. Which is higher than the stable coins listed just below it.
As for the lowest one would be ripple but I think they might have made a mistake with that list as 0.01XRP is equal to 1 cent. I doubt they will charge a penny for a withdrawal while all the others are $3 or more.
Think tron would be the second cheapest being less than a dollar last I look at how much TRX was at $0.33 x 5 = $1.65usd.

Quote from: khaled0111 on July 29, 2026, 11:57:56 PM

I just checked and it looks like they do indeed charge a flat fee and it’s almost $3 for all the coins they support except Solana (sol) and Ripple (xrp) which are the best options right now as the withdrawal fees are less than $1, especially for Ripple. $3 is a bit too high for most users, so hopefully goated team will consider lowering it or just deduct the network fees from the withdrawn amount.

Users with deposit money will be able to choose the coin for deposit and withdrawal but it starts with their deposit. As I know there is no cryptocurrency conversion in Goated so if you deposit in bitcoin, you will have to withdraw your money in bitcoin. If you want to have cheap fee, you must choose a coin with cheap withdrawal fee when you fund your Goated account.

Here is information about withdrawal fees at Goated, I just checked it.

In fact, there are coins with withdrawal fees much cheaper than $3.

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BTC 0.00006 BTC
USDC 3.00 USDC
USDT: 3.00 USDT
ETH: 0.001 ETH
SOL: 0.01 SOL
XRP: 0.01 XRP
TRX: 5.00 TRX
LTC: 0.0005 LTC
BNB: 0.0002 BNB
GOATED: 150.00 GOATED

Quote from: Hazebet.co on July 27, 2026, 06:37:22 AM

Unlike many casinos, HazeBet includes a built-in Verify Bet Calculator, allowing every player to verify any bet instantly without external tools or websites.

Transparency is one of our core values.

It's a good work from Hazebet, I appreciate that but basically users can not trust the casino, they must verify, including verify the casino built-in probably fair verifier.

Quote from: khaled0111 on July 29, 2026, 11:08:04 PM

That’s good to know and it’s definitely a plus to have a built-in verifier. However, the reality is that most players who want to verify the fairness of their bet results prefer using independent third-party tools to avoid relying on the casino's own verifier which can be manipulated (not saying that this is the case here, though). I'll take a look at your provably fair system and let you know if I have any feedback.

The casino verifier can be tested by user community members like you and I hope you will do it and share more information soon.

Hazebet team can also consider to contact a good casino reviewing team like BTCGOSU and ask for a review from them, including Provably Fair Verifier. The BTCGOSU team used to begin their product in this forum (Their announcement thread).
https://www.btcgosu.com/tools/provably-fair-verifier/

Quote from: khaled0111 on Today at 09:33:46 PM

كما ذكر الاخ كافلج، كان من المتوقع ان يقوم الاتحاد الاوروبي باتخاذ هذا الاجراء الذي بادرت به بريطانيا و ذلك في اطار الحرب بين هته الدول ممثلة في اوكرانيا من جهة و روسيا من جهة اخرى، لكن يبقى السؤال ان كانت هذه العقوبات ذات جدوى فعلا.

بلا شك لها جدوى لانها تتسبب مباشرة في حضر استخدام المنصة في المجال الاوربي و بالتالي خسارة قاعدة مستخدمين عريضة جدا. هذا يضع المنصة امام خيارات محدودة جدا ليس افضلها الابقاء على دعمها لروسيا.
من جهة اخرى فان هذه الاجراءات ستمثل تحذيرا لبقية المنصات بمواصلة عزل روسيا ان كانت تريد مواصلة النشاط في اوربا. هذه التضييقات تعمل كسلاح ذو حدين لانها تزيد من عزلة روسيا من جهة، و من جهة اخرى تفرض اطارا تنظيميا دقيقا لنشاط منصات التداول. كما اصبحنا نلاحظ فان الاوربيين جادون بالفعل في ما يتعلق عمل هذه الشركات الناشطة في قطاع الكريبتو. المسألة تتجاوز الحرب غي اوكرانيا لتكون ازمة تنظيمية للقطاع بالاساس خصوصا انه لم يعد بالامكان مواصلة تجاهلخا.

Quote from: Bitcoin_Arena on July 17, 2026, 11:21:27 PM

Quote from: khaled0111 on July 16, 2026, 10:37:29 PM

Does the Goated team still have access to the OP's account? If they do then they should keep using it to post here or at least confirm that the "g3_goated" account also belongs to them. They can leave a neutral feedback on his trust page stating so to avoid any confusion or possible misunderstanding.

I think they still do have control over the account since they logged in just last month, though I am not sure why they decided to use yet another account (g3_goated). Perhaps the second account is mostly just for marketing purposes?
But yeah, it would be good if they official introduced the second account.

Just seen this now, and upon checking I see that both the ops and the other accounts are no longer actively sharing info and promotions, what I want to point out is that, a casino team may decide to have multiple accounts for different purposes like marketing and the dev team both performing different functions.

Goated is a new casino that requires a lot of work to make its presence known in the gambling market. What is more important is how information should be shared from verified sources.