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1. Post 66304292 (unedited backup) (by mitchr4) (scraped on Sat Jan 17 13:45:31 CET 2026) in 🚀 ACEBET ⚽️ Crypto Sportsbook | $1 FREE + 50% BONUS | NO KYC | Instant Withdraw:

Quote from: Shishir99 on Today at 05:51:13 AM
I've been following them for 2 weeks, every day. Why should I tell you how I realized that these are bots so that the casino can fix it? I'll give you another example of why a 13B***oon player would invest $5,000 daily in a race (he plays a 96% RTP) in which the prize is $1,000.

Well, I didn't even take a look at their daily race leaderboard, and I have no idea whether bots are participating in the contest or if that's the account of casino owners or employees. If this is true, then the casino should be avoided. There are no benefits for the casino in fixing the issues once they prove themselves to be a shady casino. However, some people may want to give them a chance, but I believe the casino would find a better way to cheat players so they cannot even spot it. I do not play at unnamed casinos. So it does not matter much to me.
ACEBET already explained about the competition issues, and I'm glad they're being open about it. They said they'll check any real proof publicly so if anyone thinks something's wrong, just share the evidence. That way we can all see what's really going on instead of just guessing.



2. Post 66304126 (unedited backup) (by caesar5000) (scraped on Sat Jan 17 12:34:31 CET 2026) in Roobet Scammed me for $3 million USD:

Quote from: Shishir99 on Today at 09:36:26 AM
Well I did actually win the bets, if other bookies confirmed the results and credited other users, why shouldnt i? Isn't it suspecious that they decided to review it after i won the $3m?...

As Vod said already, this is a life-changing amount for many people. If you can gamble with three million in an online casino, I think you can afford to lose it. If not, why the hell did you wait for five months without taking any legal action against them? If you spend money to recover your money, it should not be too hard for you to find a good lawyer and file a case against Roobet. Just do your own research and take action against them.

just because some one "could" afford to lose $3M in an online casino does not mean that it's OK

5 months isn't a long time for disputes, and normally they get settled way before any legal action is required, you don't just call up a lawyer and go straight to court in front of a judge lol



3. Post 66301343 (unedited backup) (by Agbe) (scraped on Fri Jan 16 17:04:31 CET 2026) in 🚀 ACEBET ⚽️ Crypto Sportsbook | $1 FREE + 50% BONUS | NO KYC | Instant Withdraw:

Quote from: TIMOM on Today at 03:03:58 PM
2 top players in the leaderboard, bots. Casino is not honest.
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I've been following them for 2 weeks, every day. Why should I tell you how I realized that these are bots so that the casino can fix it? I'll give you another example of why a 13B***oon player would invest $5,000 daily in a race (he plays a 96% RTP) in which the prize is $1,000.
Yes of the casino is not doing something right and you are opportune to know some setting things about the casino and you want the casino to change to good and save gamblers from scamming then you have to share it here for us to know. When I first saw your comment I was also thinking how did you manage to get the information that there are two users in the leaderboard. If you are working with them then you are right unless those who are in the leaderboard should come and come out for clarification.



4. Post 66301137 (unedited backup) (by TIMOM) (scraped on Fri Jan 16 16:04:01 CET 2026) in 🚀 ACEBET ⚽️ Crypto Sportsbook | $1 FREE + 50% BONUS | NO KYC | Instant Withdraw:

Quote from: Shishir99 on Today at 02:36:28 PM
2 top players in the leaderboard, bots. Casino is not honest.

Well, I understand that there is no way for you to prove your claims. But I am curious about how you figured out that they are bots? Did you follow them for a week or so? Did you check their leaderboard every day? Before I call anyone a scammer or tell them they have bots in the leaderboard, I would follow them for a couple of days at least, collect information, and then post my observation in their thread and call them out.

However, I am curious what Acebet has to say about this comment. We didn't see their response yet.

I've been following them for 2 weeks, every day. Why should I tell you how I realized that these are bots so that the casino can fix it? I'll give you another example of why a 13B***oon player would invest $5,000 daily in a race (he plays a 96% RTP card) in which the prize is $1,000.



5. Post 66301091 (unedited backup) (by virasog) (scraped on Fri Jan 16 15:53:07 CET 2026) in 🚀 ACEBET ⚽️ Crypto Sportsbook | $1 FREE + 50% BONUS | NO KYC | Instant Withdraw:

Quote from: Shishir99 on Today at 02:36:28 PM
2 top players in the leaderboard, bots. Casino is not honest.

Well, I understand that there is no way for you to prove your claims. But I am curious about how you figured out that they are bots? Did you follow them for a week or so? Did you check their leaderboard every day? Before I call anyone a scammer or tell them they have bots in the leaderboard, I would follow them for a couple of days at least, collect information, and then post my observation in their thread and call them out.

However, I am curious what Acebet has to say about this comment. We didn't see their response yet.

Well its easy to say that they are bots without any reasons or evidence. Even if you follow the top accounts on the leaderboard, the casino can still make them look like real, like they will increase their rank on daily basis and not just suddenly put a fake bot user at the top of the leaderboard. That will make anyone believe that they are the real gamblers.

For us, we have to trust the gambling site on this and the good ones don't do such things, they will let the top players at the top of the leaderboard and give them the incentives if any promised.



6. Post 66298588 (unedited backup) (by Zwei) (scraped on Thu Jan 15 21:40:55 CET 2026) in BC.Game-🔴🔴🔴BET RED IN CRASH!🔴🔴🔴 Find More Unique Games!:

Quote from: Pmalek on Today at 04:40:22 PM
I have been criticising the BC game for a long time now. However, they have been cooperating with holydarkness for a while and solving the scam accusations. As some of the forum members may already know, BC game no longer needs his assistance, and they decided to handle all the scam accusations internally. I doubt they would solve any scam accusations anymore. I would keep my eyes open for the next few weeks. If I do not see any improvement, I would call them scammers without any explanation.
I didn't know they stopped cooperating with holydarkness. It's a weird decision to be honest, and I don't see what they would have against a person trying to help the casino reach a fair decision.
this is news to me as well, and tbh it's good. maybe not for the players, but i hope the pile of scam accusations and the angry players who don't get the customer support they need will force them to do something.
cause until now, instead of fixing their shitty support, they been taking advantage of @holy kindness and him wanting to help people to do their job for them.

Quote from: Pmalek on Today at 04:40:22 PM
The Responsible Gambling issues aside, I remember seeing many accusations by players from India who had issues with fiat deposits/withdrawals in rupees. I don't know whether this is solely the casino's fault or if it also has to do with Indian banks, creating problems when money moves to and from online casinos.
from what i know, gambling is banned in india, so bc.game uses third party merchants to process INR payments, but some of those merchants scam the money or thier banks accounts get frozen.
i assume this happens on all casinos that accept INR, but they have real customer support, so they deal with those cases without players needing to come here and open a scam accusation just to have someone look at it and fix it.



7. Post 66297680 (unedited backup) (by Pmalek) (scraped on Thu Jan 15 17:40:25 CET 2026) in BC.Game-🔴🔴🔴BET RED IN CRASH!🔴🔴🔴 Find More Unique Games!:

Quote from: Shishir99 on Today at 02:52:28 PM
I have been criticising the BC game for a long time now. However, they have been cooperating with holydarkness for a while and solving the scam accusations. As some of the forum members may already know, BC game no longer needs his assistance, and they decided to handle all the scam accusations internally. I doubt they would solve any scam accusations anymore. I would keep my eyes open for the next few weeks. If I do not see any improvement, I would call them scammers without any explanation.
I didn't know they stopped cooperating with holydarkness. It's a weird decision to be honest, and I don't see what they would have against a person trying to help the casino reach a fair decision. The Responsible Gambling issues aside, I remember seeing many accusations by players from India who had issues with fiat deposits/withdrawals in rupees. I don't know whether this is solely the casino's fault or if it also has to do with Indian banks, creating problems when money moves to and from online casinos.

What else goes on there right now that smells like scam to you? Is it the same as what oantt mentioned?



8. Post 66297615 (unedited backup) (by oantt) (scraped on Thu Jan 15 17:24:38 CET 2026) in BC.Game-🔴🔴🔴BET RED IN CRASH!🔴🔴🔴 Find More Unique Games!:

Quote from: Shishir99 on Today at 02:52:28 PM

I have been criticising the BC game for a long time now. However, they have been cooperating with holydarkness for a while and solving the scam accusations. As some of the forum members may already know, BC game no longer needs his assistance, and they decided to handle all the scam accusations internally. I doubt they would solve any scam accusations anymore. I would keep my eyes open for the next few weeks. If I do not see any improvement, I would call them scammers without any explanation.

Stay away from the BC game for now.
It is becoming 2nd 1xbet.

They have constant fiat deposit issues, KYC issues, possibly one of the worst bonus/cashback systems in the industry (for example, 0.03% monthly cashback, unlocked after wagering tens of thousands), live support who has no clue of how their own platform works, VIP hosts (which you get when wagering over $50k) who answer once a day at most and seem to randomly rotate/delete their telegram accounts, their CEO Inbox tickets tool is useless as they never reply and their responsible gaming limits do not work (which as I said gets them a lot of money illegally).

For an organization like this, disregarding holydarkness makes me almost think they are going to exit scam at some point, but they have too much on their to do that. I assume sooner or later something is going to happen.



9. Post 66297533 (unedited backup) (by tbct_mt2) (scraped on Thu Jan 15 17:02:55 CET 2026) in BC.Game-🔴🔴🔴BET RED IN CRASH!🔴🔴🔴 Find More Unique Games!:

Quote from: Shishir99 on Today at 02:52:28 PM
I have been criticising the BC game for a long time now. However, they have been cooperating with holydarkness for a while and solving the scam accusations. As some of the forum members may already know, BC game no longer needs his assistance, and they decided to handle all the scam accusations internally. I doubt they would solve any scam accusations anymore. I would keep my eyes open for the next few weeks. If I do not see any improvement, I would call them scammers without any explanation.
holydarkness has spent his decent time for supporting Bitcoin forum members in scam accusations board in many years. He is very professional in gambling and has deep knowledge about this industry so that he can verify information from both sides, users and casinos, which are all helpful skills for his attempt to clarify accusations as valid, invalid and what to do after that with these accusations, casino reputation and users.

[LIST] Scam Accusation Cases Against Betting Platform on The Forum.



10. Post 66297173 (unedited backup) (by Shishir99) (scraped on Thu Jan 15 15:24:01 CET 2026) in Pay Attention to This Pattern:

Quote from: AakZaki on January 14, 2026, 10:22:39 PM
According to the post he linked https://bitlist.co/post/62313868
It seems like his account was accessed by someone else. I think we have seen a few more cases two years ago in the reputation thread where the hacker was even able to get a loan from Shasan's service and the member had to pay off the debts even though they did not take it. Several forum members since then posted on forum that they won't ask for any loan in the future, if you see a loan application, always request for a signed message using Bitcoin wallet address. This could be one of the cases that happened at that time. I am not sure about it, but someone needs to dig it a little more. 
Notice again, If I don't do a compair in the layer capture below, maybe people will be confused about the link being shared.
In this screenshot, although the writing is different, it seems to show the same incident.


For the post in this screenshot above, the original post is still here Archives


As for the post in this screenshot, the original post has been deleted but the archive is still here


History Wallet is connected here

Quote
Peanutswar - TReZah87Zxhfk7YZtYksQ2Z9fNiq7Z2PMB
Sent to
Woodie - TWN2BYmN1cmoGQmNaAVjzYLUX12As4zTrX <= Payeer Deposit Wallet used by Woodie
https://tronscan.org/#/transaction/18b4608bae300833416689160c4e64a574585f656ff2ff74896484450cfa5f2b

You are just helping him prove what they said. It appears that both of their accounts were hacked, and the hacker managed to take a loan from Peanutswar's account, but was unsuccessful with Woodie's account. It appears that the person who accessed their account is the same person, and they sent coins to their other wallet. No one posted about any wallet connections back then, but Woodie already said that it wasn't him who requested the loan.

I think you will find a couple more addresses from different accounts that hackers used in this forum to request loans. I could be wrong assuming they are innocent, but I would give them the benefit of the doubt and won't judge them if there is no concrete evidence.



11. Post 66295453 (unedited backup) (by passwordnow) (scraped on Thu Jan 15 00:32:25 CET 2026) in Always be on guard when running your business :

Quote from: Shishir99 on Today at 03:46:45 PM
BTW, this topic is about running your business operate it under yourself. Just be on guard when you run the business. Even if the owner does not work all the time, they really should pay attention to their business and operate it carefully.
That is true, an owner who's not around is where his employees might play around some ideas on their mind that they could the business in trouble. And that's why if they're not paying attention to details like this, there is a chance that an owner will be fooled by his employees and will find them stealing their customers, their resources and almost everything. So, guarding it should still be done even if the owner feels that his employees are trustworthy. It's a business and even if you trust your employees, never remove an eye to them.



12. Post 66295251 (unedited backup) (by AakZaki) (scraped on Wed Jan 14 23:22:44 CET 2026) in Pay Attention to This Pattern:

Quote from: Shishir99 on Today at 03:56:54 PM
And based on the bitcointalk.org/myips.php at the time I found an unknown IP there.

Code:
Singapore 84.17.39.166

You mean someone hacked your account just once?

According to the post he linked https://bitlist.co/post/62313868
It seems like his account was accessed by someone else. I think we have seen a few more cases two years ago in the reputation thread where the hacker was even able to get a loan from Shasan's service and the member had to pay off the debts even though they did not take it. Several forum members since then posted on forum that they won't ask for any loan in the future, if you see a loan application, always request for a signed message using Bitcoin wallet address. This could be one of the cases that happened at that time. I am not sure about it, but someone needs to dig it a little more. 
Notice again, If I don't do a compair in the layer capture below, maybe people will be confused about the link being shared.
In this screenshot, although the writing is different, it seems to show the same incident.


For the post in this screenshot above, the original post is still here Archives


As for the post in this screenshot, the original post has been deleted but the archive is still here


History Wallet is connected here

Quote
Peanutswar - TReZah87Zxhfk7YZtYksQ2Z9fNiq7Z2PMB
Sent to
Woodie - TWN2BYmN1cmoGQmNaAVjzYLUX12As4zTrX <= Payeer Deposit Wallet used by Woodie
https://tronscan.org/#/transaction/18b4608bae300833416689160c4e64a574585f656ff2ff74896484450cfa5f2b


Suspicious Merit Distribution hereArchives



If you just want to show a different IP, it's pretty easy to use a VPN. So I don't think the statement about sharing IP makes any sense.
After all, so far they have not been able to provide convincing evidence. 



13. Post 66294161 (unedited backup) (by AGogi2003) (scraped on Wed Jan 14 18:17:37 CET 2026) in Reasons for Gambling addiction :

Quote from: Shishir99 on Today at 03:35:26 PM
I sometimes feel like I should insult people who are addicted to gambling. I feel like they are stupid. Everyone cares about money, right? I understand that you want to make easy money, but why do you think that you can actually beat a business and you will win so much money that you can make a living out of it? This is not possible at all. You did not became addicted in one day. You had hundreds of gambling session and you have lost your deposits hundreds of times. What makes you think thank you can beat the house edge and win money? If people do not learn from their mistakes, they deserve to be fucked up.

You can insult people because they are addicted to gambling he can be not there force because is naturally for some people they thought gambling is a way of getting more money and they turn it to a place of source of income, so any funds they have to spend it all in gambling thinking that they can get rich through gambling and is always unpredictable is a lucky game, gamblers always get believe that they will get a win one day so anytime they play and lose they will try again for another day thinking they will win one day and gambling is not like that we shouldn't be putting our faith in it because no guarantee is just a fun game. We just need to think wisely and know what place we put our money because we always take risk always to get money.



14. Post 66293861 (unedited backup) (by Fivestar4everMVP) (scraped on Wed Jan 14 16:51:19 CET 2026) in Reasons for Gambling addiction :

Quote from: Shishir99 on Today at 03:35:26 PM
And to stop this you can only replace the activities and it's not as easy as it sounds, it is a very difficult

I sometimes feel like I should insult people who are addicted to gambling. I feel like they are stupid. Everyone cares about money, right? I understand that you want to make easy money, but why do you think that you can actually beat a business and you will win so much money that you can make a living out of it? This is not possible at all. You did not became addicted in one day. You had hundreds of gambling session and you have lost your deposits hundreds of times. What makes you think thank you can beat the house edge and win money? If people do not learn from their mistakes, they deserve to be fucked up.
Another way of saying "if people do not learn from their mistakes, their mistakes will turn around to turn their life into a mess", yeah, but let's face reality and agree that it's actually possible to hit it big from gambling, right? Yeah, it's possible but not easy.

Many people have made life changing wins from gambling, and when I say life changing wins, I mean winning money in hundred of thousands of dollar, which could be running into tens to hundreds of millions, even billions when converted to our respective local currencies, what this means for the poor and average man in terms of financial status is that he has become rich, rich in money and wealthy later if they will invest the money well..
But the thing is that those who win money like this don't false it, it just comes, but gamblers who end up addicted always try to false themselves to win like this which is part of the mistake they make..



15. Post 66292280 (unedited backup) (by sleepfirefly) (scraped on Wed Jan 14 07:43:13 CET 2026) in Always be on guard when running your business :

Quote from: Shishir99 on January 13, 2026, 02:41:08 PM
because a successful business is never built in a very short time.

I liked this line. A successful business is never built in a short time.
If your business growth is too high, you have to work on it to make it sustainable. A business does not grow overnight. The business owner and the management will have to be careful. Even if there are no problem in running the business, the busines owner have to be ready for any possible threats, damage. This is one of the reasons we do insurance. You should not invest all your capital in your business. Always keep some money outside of your business. In case your business falls, you can reinvest to fix it.
all businesses have good days and bad days but one should just push through the bad days by determination and consistency that is what it will take to make your business sustainable remember that bad days are inevitable you just have to be prepared for it



16. Post 66290707 (unedited backup) (by Little Mouse) (scraped on Tue Jan 13 19:25:01 CET 2026) in [OPEN] Betpanda.io Crypto Casino | Signature Campaign | Sr Member+:

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17. Post 66289930 (unedited backup) (by BuckyLucky) (scraped on Tue Jan 13 16:00:37 CET 2026) in 💚 BuckyLucky.com | Gaming & Crypto Predictions | No KYC, Fully Anonymous 👑:

Quote from: Shishir99 on Today at 02:10:15 PM
Interesting name.

I feel like LuckyBucky would have been a better name for the casino. I thought it was a crypto casino, which might have games, but it seems more like a sportsbook, without any real sports in it. LOL. I'm not sure if I have seen such a platform before. However, I have heard of Polymarket where bettors can place bets on politics and on many other things. The website looks pretty simple, and I don't see many options in it. So I doubt about the information about active users. The announcement banner shows 50K active users, which is totally wrong since it's a new platform.

Thank you for your feedback! Indeed it's a placeholder for now. After our beta phase ends we will update everything accordingly. Our platform offers fixed odds like a sportsbook and is not peer to peer. We focus more on games, creators and crypto, not sports (for now at least). As we grow, we will be adding a lot more markets.  Smiley



18. Post 66289485 (unedited backup) (by MainIbem) (scraped on Tue Jan 13 13:43:19 CET 2026) in ₿ BSpin.io | Bitcoin Casino | Instant deposits | Slots, Games and Lottery:

Quote from: Don Pedro Dinero on January 07, 2026, 03:32:07 PM
I think they'll ask for KYC eventually. Looking at their FAQ, it clearly states that KYC is required for withdrawals. So their "No KYC" claim probably just means you can register, deposit, and play without verification. But you'll still need to complete KYC when making your first withdrawal.



So, they are falsely advertising that they are a non-KYC casino. What good is it to me that they don't ask me for KYC to register or play if they are going to ask me for it when I want to withdraw money? They are basically lying. It's like advertising my supermarket as free because I don't charge you when you enter, only when you leave.

If a casino asks for a KYC at any stage, they should not claim themself as a NO KYC casino.

It's just like that.

It's so disappointing that casino's would pretend to offer false services just to get more customers, I wonder if they think that potential customers are idiots and won't figure out on the long run. Imagine winning and trying to withdraw then the casinos ask for my personal details before collecting my reward, I'll be so pissed. That's why I mostly check the features of new casino before making deposit and with this act, i think they'll lose lots of potential customers who would be willing to deposit and entertain themselves with their platform. To every gambler out there be sure to review a casino before rushing to make deposit.



19. Post 66286706 (unedited backup) (by Asurinda) (scraped on Mon Jan 12 18:59:49 CET 2026) in Binance overreaching: Demanding $12.5k for a $5k deposit & policing external wal:

Response to the discussion:

First, I want to thank Coyster and coupable for highlighting the core issue here. It is not about my transaction history—it is about the illegal precedent Binance is trying to set.

To Shishir99: You are asking me to prove my innocence to you or to Binance. That is not how the law works. If Binance has evidence of a crime, they are legally required to report it to law enforcement. It has been 37 days, and they have provided ZERO police case numbers or court orders. Instead of following the law, they are trying to "negotiate" a ransom.

The "Bazaar" Logic:

 >   If I am a "scammer," why did Binance offer to release my funds if I pay them $5,000?

 >   Since when does a global exchange offer a 60% discount on fraud (dropping the demand from $12.5k to $5k)?

  >  Why is the money being sent to a manual external wallet instead of a verified original source through a legal reversal?

As coupable correctly noted, this is a financial penalty acting as a ransom. Binance is acting as the accuser, the judge, and the beneficiary of the funds. This is a total breakdown of VASP regulations.

Update on legal actions: > I am no longer waiting for Binance's "permission" to access my own property. I have officially filed complaints with the following authorities today:

 1  Seychelles FSA (Nest Services Limited's primary regulator).

 2   ADGM FSRA (Abu Dhabi, where Binance holds its latest 2026 license).

 3  Financial Ombudsman.

I have provided all logs, the "negotiation" screenshots, and the demand for external wallet transfers. If Binance believes they are right, they can now explain their "ransomware-style" compliance to the ADGM regulators.

To aioc: I include influencers because a multi-billion dollar corporation only fears one thing: reputational damage. When the law is ignored, the only tool left is the light of the community.

I will keep everyone updated on the response from the regulators.



20. Post 66285840 (unedited backup) (by WillyAp) (scraped on Mon Jan 12 16:01:01 CET 2026) in 2026 usa must pay debt default means war :

Quote from: Shishir99 on Today at 02:54:23 PM
The main problem is that people are losing their integrity. They don't care about what is ethical and what is not. If nothing works against Trump, he can do whatever he wants. The world should not have allowed the USA to have nuclear weapons as it did with many countries.

Nuclear bombs shortened ww2 considerately, wouldn't you agree?
Hitler's scientist were working on the same thing at the same time, or shortly before.
Obviously the longer the US can avoid the every countries nuclear bombs they'll do so for self preservation.
 



21. Post 66283713 (unedited backup) (by coupable) (scraped on Sun Jan 11 23:29:25 CET 2026) in Binance overreaching: Demanding $12.5k for a $5k deposit & policing external wal:

Quote from: Shishir99 on January 10, 2026, 01:30:53 PM
Could you please tell us who sent you the $ 5,000? Do you know them? If you received $ 5,000 from a known person, why not ask them about it and have them to deal with Binance? If it is you who received that $5k from a mixer or a gambling website, I don't think they will report it. I see that Binance is requesting you to return the funds to their original source. Now I am curious what the funds came from.

I don't want to play devil's advocate. If you received $ 5,000 as payment for your work, ask them about it. I am more curious about where the deposit came from. I feel like you are the scammer yourself who tricked someone to sending you the $5K. There are hundreds of cases on the internet, and this would be one where the victim would be able to get their funds back. Would you be able to prove me wrong?
Regardless of the situation of OP about the sources of his deposits, Binance is not entitled to take action outside its own ecosystem. In this case, the platform issued a financial penalty like, or something like the ransom. I wished OP asked the support about which exact rule in their TOS he broke and why they froze his deposit at first place. Note that deposits from mixers are automatically flagged but never blocked until paying an insane amount as ransom.

I know about many kinds of disputes especially in the peer to peer market because users are using local payment methods that binance mignt find it hard to verify, but this is the first time I see a case like this.



22. Post 66282222 (unedited backup) (by Charles-Tim) (scraped on Sun Jan 11 16:26:07 CET 2026) in “Anonymous casino” is a funny label, shouldn’t it be “anonymous gambler” instead:

Quote from: Shishir99 on Today at 02:54:36 PM
Could you name any anonymous casino that actually requires players to do KYC? If there are any, I think the number is too small and the players should avoid such casinos at any cost. You should not play on a unlicensed casino that ask for your KYC. They do not have the rights since they do not comply with the authorities.
The one that I can remember is freebitco.in, but I do not know if it the site is now licensed. In the past, it was unlicensed, also according to some sources, it is not yet a licensed gambling site. I do not trust such gambling sites and I can not use the site after it has done issues on this forum.

But anonymous gambling sites are gambling sites that people do not need to provide any identity information to the gambling sites. So, literally, gambling sites that do not request for KYC are anonymous gambling sites..



23. Post 66277767 (unedited backup) (by Shishir99) (scraped on Sat Jan 10 12:20:02 CET 2026) in Save your nice merit records here - V2 (new, updated thread):

Quote from: Abuobyda218 on January 09, 2026, 06:33:37 PM


@Shishir99, congratulations for your triple 8 merit combination.
I wanted to celebrate seeing a great merit888 combination on your profile. I hope to be able to present your merit combination in a bigger 8888 size in the future.

Thanks for posting it.
I appreciate that you took the time to take a screenshot and post it here. I have already posted my feelings about it in another thread in the reputation board. As I mentioned earlier, it was too challenging for me to earn the first few merits. I didn't even know how I could earn merits. I even asked for tips and tricks from forum members about how I can earn some merits and probably join the signature campaign.

I will probably be able to reach my next rank in this forum within a couple of months and I am too excited about it. However, I do not even dream about 8888 merits. That is not for ordinary people like me.