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Online Casinos in general: How is December 2022 going? (Page 14)

Topic created on 01st Dec. 2022 | Page: 14 of 22 | Answers: 213 | Views: 38,064
evopower140
Expert
Unfortunately there is not much to do this month

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gamble1
Legend
Antihero1335 wrote on 12/14/2022 at 5:36 pm

Well, even if...

Then they block his account, write three or four nasty mails, but that's all they can do...

Hä but the coal does not belong to the casino but probably a person and if you make the effort and follow the gang of money you also end up at the casino just not the right casino account and so you could still determine in cooperation with the casino name and address of the lucky recipient and quite normal request a surrender

At least if I have now no error in thinking but the transactions are visible and if the casino sender and recipient in the system has that should work

Because cryptos are anonymous but not if you have a middleman in the case the casino on Coinbase I'm not anonymous because they can also track if I would send money internally wrong

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mowolum
Elite

gamble1 wrote on 14.12.2022 at 20:41
But the money does not belong to the casino but probably to a person and if you take the trouble and follow the money you will also end up at the casino but not at the right casino account and so you could still determine the name and address of the lucky recipient in cooperation with the casino and request a surrender normally

At least if I have now no error in thinking but the transactions are visible and if the casino sender and recipient in the system has that should work

Because cryptos are anonymous but not if you have a middleman in the case the casino on Coinbase I'm not anonymous because they can also track if I would send money internally wrong

I thought crypto is anonymous.


Since the big money shifts would be all verifiable, as you say.

People place the greatest value on anonymity.

But that would be exactly the opposite of what is actually intended.

Or have I made a mistake in my thinking?

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Anonym

gamble1 wrote on 14.12.2022 at 20:41
But the money does not belong to the casino but probably to a person and if you take the trouble and follow the money you will also end up at the casino but not at the right casino account and so you could still determine the name and address of the lucky recipient in cooperation with the casino and request a surrender quite normally

At least if I have now no error in thinking but the transactions are visible and if the casino sender and recipient in the system has that should work

Because cryptos are anonymous but not if you have a middleman in the case of the casino on Coinbase I'm not anonymous because they can also track if I would send money wrong internally

You're kind of right, but somehow not


If the guys from Stake make a mistake, then they are first of all liable - the recourse to the person who got the money would then only be possible if Stake sues for restitution in Germany. But this will not happen, because no court in the world will allow such a lawsuit for lack of legal protection

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XXLEONIDASXX
Experienced
The month only around the 2000 € gambled...then at rant a few days ago again 100 € paysafe loaded and kpnnte me after long back and forth to 2k play high...there I would have been the month just plus minus 0...today again 1k at rant verballert..was again totally deducted. Now first break.

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gamble1
Legend

Antihero1335 wrote on 12/14/2022 at 9:55 pm

You are kind of right about that, but kind of not


If the guys from Stake make a mistake, then they are first of all liable - the recourse to the person who got the money would then only be possible if Stake sues for restitution in Germany. But this will not happen, because no court in the world will allow such a lawsuit for lack of legal protection

In my example it is not about Stake but about a possibly private person


Let's assume you send 1BTC via your wallet to a known person and then have a number error in it - your money is gone with a high probability because you can track the transactions but do not know who is behind the wallet

But now you want to pay 1BTC to a casino and have a number error in it but you think I track the transactions and it turns out that it goes to a casino internal wallet then you still do not know who has the money but since you are registered at the casino and the other customer is also known the data but and thus the private person away from casino simply sue for restitution because the other has received illegally the money

Since it is then no matter for what the money was intended and it is only about the someone has money which he is not legally entitled to

Of course, this is not as simple as if you transfer to a false DE account but it is not impossible and should only serve as a counter argument that you should not simply hit the coal vill so on the head

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Dermaurer1987
Visitor
So the Live Chat literally said: The amount was properly deposited into my account, and booked. The Deposit via crypto is encrypted so it is not possible to find out the sender. When I asked if someone made a mistake, I got the answer that even if that happens, you have to confirm the deposit, and after that happens, it's gone, the sender doesn't know who got it

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gamble1
Legend

Dermaurer1987 wrote on 14.12.2022 at 23:52: So the Live Chat literally meant: The amount was properly deposited into my account, and posted. The Deposit via crypto is encrypted so it is not possible to find out the sender. When I asked if there was a mistake, I got the answer that even if this happens, you have to confirm the deposit, and after that, it's gone, the sender doesn't know who got it

Encryption or not the transactions are still visible but I think it's clear the casino will not do anything even if someone asks so congratulations haha

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supermode
Expert

Dermaurer1987 wrote on 14.12.2022 at 23:52: So the Live Chat literally meant: The amount was properly deposited into my account, and posted. The Deposit via crypto is encrypted so it is not possible to find out the sender. When I asked if someone made a mistake, I got the answer that even if this happens, you have to confirm the deposit, and after this happens, it's gone, the sender doesn't know who got it

enjoy life

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gamble1
Legend
I have resolved to gamble this month only what is on my e-wallet so virtually nothing more to load and yes what can I say looks like the fun is soon over

I have no idea what Platin is currently running again for a savings plan but what is the shit that you get with 200 € on 0.40-1€ with over 800 spins in 5 different games not a single free spins? No entertainment no excitement again because it runs a few days times well that you have fun and then you get again the fist in the face

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