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[Cantsay]

Isn’t this the same site that gave 1xbit.com a rating of 8.3/10? I tried looking for your official ann thread so I’d bring the issue and probably discuss it but couldn’t find any here in the forum, so you’d have to pardon my for being it here since this is the newest thread from you.

I am very curious about how you rate the casinos and bookies, because for a site that is well known for its shady practices to have such a high rating in your review site makes me doubt if other reviews are accurate or not? Do you just test the site once and then conclude that it’s a nice site or you do a deeper dive to see why others have experienced too?

[CryptSafe]

Isn’t this the same site that gave 1xbit.com a rating of 8.3/10? I tried looking for your official ann thread so I’d bring the issue and probably discuss it but couldn’t find any here in the forum, so you’d have to pardon my for being it here since this is the newest thread from you.

I am very curious about how you rate the casinos and bookies, because for a site that is well known for its shady practices to have such a high rating in your review site makes me doubt if other reviews are accurate or not? Do you just test the site once and then conclude that it’s a nice site or you do a deeper dive to see why others have experienced too?

This casino is well known here for its notorious acts of not paying and also scamming players out of their money. Sometimes I wonder where all these review sites get their data from before they do their ratings. I wish they could do an anonymous survey here about this casino, then they would see the response from members about this casino, and they would drop it from their list of review casino sites. It is so ridiculous to see such high ratings for a casino that is well known for its ill acts here on this platform.

[Cantsay]

This casino is well known here for its notorious acts of not paying and also scamming players out of their money. Sometimes I wonder where all these review sites get their data from before they do their ratings. I wish they could do an anonymous survey here about this casino, then they would see the response from members about this casino, and they would drop it from their list of review casino sites. It is so ridiculous to see such high ratings for a casino that is well known for its ill acts here on this platform.

Assuming this was a review site outside the forum i would have thought that maybe they didn’t look here but to see that a review site that’s active in Bitcointalk would have such a rating for 1xbit.com is unbelievable.

I’m still waiting if they’ll ever respond to this thread again, I didn’t look through their post history to see if they’ll ever respond usually respond to discussion in their threads but if they do I’ll like to hear directly from the horses mouth how and what parameters do they look out for when reviewing a site because I could also just create a scam site and get them to give if a high ranking as long I’m able to pass their standards.

[CoinGambling.info]

This casino is well known here for its notorious acts of not paying and also scamming players out of their money. Sometimes I wonder where all these review sites get their data from before they do their ratings. I wish they could do an anonymous survey here about this casino, then they would see the response from members about this casino, and they would drop it from their list of review casino sites. It is so ridiculous to see such high ratings for a casino that is well known for its ill acts here on this platform.

Assuming this was a review site outside the forum i would have thought that maybe they didn’t look here but to see that a review site that’s active in Bitcointalk would have such a rating for 1xbit.com is unbelievable.

I’m still waiting if they’ll ever respond to this thread again, I didn’t look through their post history to see if they’ll ever respond usually respond to discussion in their threads but if they do I’ll like to hear directly from the horses mouth how and what parameters do they look out for when reviewing a site because I could also just create a scam site and get them to give if a high ranking as long I’m able to pass their standards.

Thank you for raising this — and for taking the time to share your concerns.

You’re absolutely right that 1xBit has a long and well-documented history of issues reported by players, especially here on Bitcointalk. In our current version of the rating algorithm, some important factors were not weighted properly — specifically:

Player feedback and long-term reputation on external platforms

Historical cases of non-payments or disputes

Community sentiment from major crypto forums

Because of this, the earlier rating did not accurately reflect the real risks associated with the brand.

After reviewing your comments, we have removed the rating for 1xBit entirely and flagged the profile internally.

In early 2026, we are releasing an updated rating system that will place much stronger emphasis on:

✔ Verified player complaints
✔ Reputation across independent communities (including Bitcointalk)
✔ History of dispute resolution
✔ Trust and transparency metrics

We appreciate you pointing this out — feedback from the community helps us improve the accuracy and reliability of our listings. If you have suggestions for additional reputation signals we should include, we’d be glad to hear them.

[Zwei]

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i took a look, and most of those offers are mid at best, i would not bother with them at all.

After reviewing your comments, we have removed the rating for 1xBit entirely and flagged the profile internally.
...
We appreciate you pointing this out — feedback from the community helps us improve the accuracy and reliability of our listings. If you have suggestions for additional reputation signals we should include, we’d be glad to hear them.

kinda good thing that you removed the high rating, but what deference does that make when you still have them listed and sending players their way to get scammed?

also, why do you always make a new topic for each event you are promoting on your site?
just make one topic and post updates instead of spamming your site link, and i won't even start on the AI reply which no one likes.

[Moreno233]

So your website is basically for information and nothing more. Well it is helpful idea bringing the information and offers from different casinos into one platform to make it easy for anyone to know and chose. But it is also looking like you did not do proper due diligence in some of the casinos you put in your platform knowing that rating a bad casino which is like recommending them is bad for your reputation. You have to put this into consideration and see how to improve on your services.

[Hispo]

This casino is well known here for its notorious acts of not paying and also scamming players out of their money. Sometimes I wonder where all these review sites get their data from before they do their ratings. I wish they could do an anonymous survey here about this casino, then they would see the response from members about this casino, and they would drop it from their list of review casino sites. It is so ridiculous to see such high ratings for a casino that is well known for its ill acts here on this platform.

Assuming this was a review site outside the forum i would have thought that maybe they didn’t look here but to see that a review site that’s active in Bitcointalk would have such a rating for 1xbit.com is unbelievable.

I’m still waiting if they’ll ever respond to this thread again, I didn’t look through their post history to see if they’ll ever respond usually respond to discussion in their threads but if they do I’ll like to hear directly from the horses mouth how and what parameters do they look out for when reviewing a site because I could also just create a scam site and get them to give if a high ranking as long I’m able to pass their standards.

Thank you for raising this — and for taking the time to share your concerns.

You’re absolutely right that 1xBit has a long and well-documented history of issues reported by players, especially here on Bitcointalk. In our current version of the rating algorithm, some important factors were not weighted properly — specifically:

Player feedback and long-term reputation on external platforms

Historical cases of non-payments or disputes

Community sentiment from major crypto forums

Because of this, the earlier rating did not accurately reflect the real risks associated with the brand.

Regardless of the version of algorithm you are using to rate casinos, it should have been obvious for you and anyone behind checking those ratings that something was wrong when your system gave such a high rating to a casino which have been proven to selectively scam their gamblers.  Are you using artificial intelligence in order to rate casinos automatically? Since your system works that way, it is very vulnerable for shillers and paid promoters to mess with it (I suspect that is what happened in this case with 1xbit).

Be aware, nobody will take your site seriously as long as you keep that high rating for a scam casino.

[Russlenat]

So your website is basically for information and nothing more. Well it is helpful idea bringing the information and offers from different casinos into one platform to make it easy for anyone to know and chose. But it is also looking like you did not do proper due diligence in some of the casinos you put in your platform knowing that rating a bad casino which is like recommending them is bad for your reputation. You have to put this into consideration and see how to improve on your services.

That’s what review sites do, they give information about casinos, their promos and bonuses, but it’s still up to you if you want to trust them or not. OP’s account is already a year old, so he probably knows the reputation of 1xBit here, but he still added it to the site before (which I don’t see anymore, looks like he removed it after some users pointed it out). But that’s just one platform. Other review sites still list them because they’re getting paid, and even some YouTubers keep promoting them. They have a huge budget for marketing, so even if they get removed from one review site, they’ll still show up on many others.

[mitchr4]

So your website is basically for information and nothing more. Well it is helpful idea bringing the information and offers from different casinos into one platform to make it easy for anyone to know and chose. But it is also looking like you did not do proper due diligence in some of the casinos you put in your platform knowing that rating a bad casino which is like recommending them is bad for your reputation. You have to put this into consideration and see how to improve on your services.

That’s what review sites do, they give information about casinos, their promos and bonuses, but it’s still up to you if you want to trust them or not. OP’s account is already a year old, so he probably knows the reputation of 1xBit here, but he still added it to the site before (which I don’t see anymore, looks like he removed it after some users pointed it out). But that’s just one platform. Other review sites still list them because they’re getting paid, and even some YouTubers keep promoting them. They have a huge budget for marketing, so even if they get removed from one review site, they’ll still show up on many others.

That's also one of the benefits for review sites. Even if they know a casino has a bad reputation, they still list it because they probably get paid for doing that. So no wonder to see those casinos appear on many review sites and even on YouTube/Streaming channels. But I think it was a good move from the OP to remove 1xBit, considering the negative feedback from forum users.
Besides 1xBit, I also noticed an older casino listed there BitStarz. I haven't seen them active on the forum for a long time, and their reputation wasn't good either. I'm not sure if their reputation has changed, and that's something the OP might want to think about.

[Russlenat]

That's also one of the benefits for review sites. Even if they know a casino has a bad reputation, they still list it because they probably get paid for doing that. So no wonder to see those casinos appear on many review sites and even on YouTube/Streaming channels. But I think it was a good move from the OP to remove 1xBit, considering the negative feedback from forum users.
Besides 1xBit, I also noticed an older casino listed there BitStarz. I haven't seen them active on the forum for a long time, and their reputation wasn't good either. I'm not sure if their reputation has changed, and that's something the OP might want to think about.

I don’t really see it as a benefit, because I’m thinking about the long-term success of the review site. Sure, they make money if they get paid to list a shady casino, but they don’t realize it damages their reputation. Their business might end up short-lived because gamblers will stop checking their reviews once they see the site itself turning shady.

It’s fine to list a shady casino, but the review should actually say it’s shady. If they try to make it look good, then the review site itself stops looking trustworthy.

[CryptSafe]

This casino is well known here for its notorious acts of not paying and also scamming players out of their money. Sometimes I wonder where all these review sites get their data from before they do their ratings. I wish they could do an anonymous survey here about this casino, then they would see the response from members about this casino, and they would drop it from their list of review casino sites. It is so ridiculous to see such high ratings for a casino that is well known for its ill acts here on this platform.

Assuming this was a review site outside the forum i would have thought that maybe they didn’t look here but to see that a review site that’s active in Bitcointalk would have such a rating for 1xbit.com is unbelievable.

I’m still waiting if they’ll ever respond to this thread again, I didn’t look through their post history to see if they’ll ever respond usually respond to discussion in their threads but if they do I’ll like to hear directly from the horses mouth how and what parameters do they look out for when reviewing a site because I could also just create a scam site and get them to give if a high ranking as long I’m able to pass their standards.

Thank you for raising this — and for taking the time to share your concerns.

You’re absolutely right that 1xBit has a long and well-documented history of issues reported by players, especially here on Bitcointalk. In our current version of the rating algorithm, some important factors were not weighted properly — specifically:

Player feedback and long-term reputation on external platforms

Historical cases of non-payments or disputes

Community sentiment from major crypto forums

Because of this, the earlier rating did not accurately reflect the real risks associated with the brand.

Regardless of the version of algorithm you are using to rate casinos, it should have been obvious for you and anyone behind checking those ratings that something was wrong when your system gave such a high rating to a casino which have been proven to selectively scam their gamblers.  Are you using artificial intelligence in order to rate casinos automatically? Since your system works that way, it is very vulnerable for shillers and paid promoters to mess with it (I suspect that is what happened in this case with 1xbit).

Be aware, nobody will take your site seriously as long as you keep that high rating for a scam casino.

OP already messed up big time, and I do not think he is taken seriously anymore, looking at the response to his various review posts so far. However, before any review is made, there should be some form of research to get a proper update and information about the casino in question, and also what people are saying about their experience with such a casino should be put into consideration but it seems all these are ignored and an automatic rating is given without any credibility. Very funny though.

[Hispo]

.... Very funny though.

It shows there is little or no human control or quality control when comes to those rating and research done in order to rate casinos, I would also believe it is fun, but there have been so many gamblers who have lost their money to those shitty and shady casinos that I cannot tag anything related to this as fun, it is rather concerning there are still rating websites which are willing to give some benefit of the doubt to garbage sites which just take money from people and then ban them with no real reason.

Anyways, this thread should be closed/locked and OP should abstain from opening more threads similar to this one in the future, as long he continues to positively advertise garbage services and scams on his website.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

Isn’t this the same site that gave 1xbit.com a rating of 8.3/10? I tried looking for your official ann thread so I’d bring the issue and probably discuss it but couldn’t find any here in the forum, so you’d have to pardon my for being it here since this is the newest thread from you.

I am very curious about how you rate the casinos and bookies, because for a site that is well known for its shady practices to have such a high rating in your review site makes me doubt if other reviews are accurate or not? Do you just test the site once and then conclude that it’s a nice site or you do a deeper dive to see why others have experienced too?

Well, I simply see this sites rating of 1xbit as a case of what is one man's poison could be another man's food, and this is a clear indication as to why we must not always trust independent rating sites because most of their owners are very vulnerable to possibly accepting bribe in the form of gifts, bonuses to give a casino a good rating.

Now, I am not accusing the op of possibly taking anything from 1xbit to in return give them that good rating, the ops rating might be as natural as possible but unfortunately, it doesn't tally or reflect the general public opinion concerning the site, and this is why like I said before, never take independent casino rating sites seriously because they too are after money as well.

[CoinGambling.info]

So your website is basically for information and nothing more. Well it is helpful idea bringing the information and offers from different casinos into one platform to make it easy for anyone to know and chose. But it is also looking like you did not do proper due diligence in some of the casinos you put in your platform knowing that rating a bad casino which is like recommending them is bad for your reputation. You have to put this into consideration and see how to improve on your services.

That’s what review sites do, they give information about casinos, their promos and bonuses, but it’s still up to you if you want to trust them or not. OP’s account is already a year old, so he probably knows the reputation of 1xBit here, but he still added it to the site before (which I don’t see anymore, looks like he removed it after some users pointed it out). But that’s just one platform. Other review sites still list them because they’re getting paid, and even some YouTubers keep promoting them. They have a huge budget for marketing, so even if they get removed from one review site, they’ll still show up on many others.

That's also one of the benefits for review sites. Even if they know a casino has a bad reputation, they still list it because they probably get paid for doing that. So no wonder to see those casinos appear on many review sites and even on YouTube/Streaming channels. But I think it was a good move from the OP to remove 1xBit, considering the negative feedback from forum users.
Besides 1xBit, I also noticed an older casino listed there BitStarz. I haven't seen them active on the forum for a long time, and their reputation wasn't good either. I'm not sure if their reputation has changed, and that's something the OP might want to think about.

Regarding BitStarz — their lack of activity on Bitcointalk is not, by itself, an indicator of them “going bad.”
We look at how a brand handles real, verifiable issues: cases where players contact us directly or submit official complaints on trusted platforms.

What matters most is how the casino responds to specific disputes and whether they resolve player problems, not how active they are on a forum.

[CoinGambling.info]

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i took a look, and most of those offers are mid at best, i would not bother with them at all.

After reviewing your comments, we have removed the rating for 1xBit entirely and flagged the profile internally.
...
We appreciate you pointing this out — feedback from the community helps us improve the accuracy and reliability of our listings. If you have suggestions for additional reputation signals we should include, we’d be glad to hear them.

kinda good thing that you removed the high rating, but what deference does that make when you still have them listed and sending players their way to get scammed?

also, why do you always make a new topic for each event you are promoting on your site?
just make one topic and post updates instead of spamming your site link, and i won't even start on the AI reply which no one likes.

Thanks for your comment - let me address both points directly.

1 - Appreciate the honest feedback - always helpful to see things from a different perspective.

We’d be more than happy if you shared the brands or offers you personally find attractive.
It helps us improve our selections and focus on what players value most.

2 - As for 1xBit: their current visibility in the industry is extremely low, and the brand has a long history of negative feedback.
Still, we believe the right approach is not to delete the review, but to clearly present all negative points in the review itself.

This way, players get a complete picture instead of an empty page.

We’ve reviewed many of the discussions here on the forum, but for us, the most reliable source of data is formal complaints supported by evidence. These cases allow us to analyze the situation objectively.

[CoinGambling.info]

This casino is well known here for its notorious acts of not paying and also scamming players out of their money. Sometimes I wonder where all these review sites get their data from before they do their ratings. I wish they could do an anonymous survey here about this casino, then they would see the response from members about this casino, and they would drop it from their list of review casino sites. It is so ridiculous to see such high ratings for a casino that is well known for its ill acts here on this platform.

Assuming this was a review site outside the forum i would have thought that maybe they didn’t look here but to see that a review site that’s active in Bitcointalk would have such a rating for 1xbit.com is unbelievable.

I’m still waiting if they’ll ever respond to this thread again, I didn’t look through their post history to see if they’ll ever respond usually respond to discussion in their threads but if they do I’ll like to hear directly from the horses mouth how and what parameters do they look out for when reviewing a site because I could also just create a scam site and get them to give if a high ranking as long I’m able to pass their standards.

Thank you for raising this — and for taking the time to share your concerns.

You’re absolutely right that 1xBit has a long and well-documented history of issues reported by players, especially here on Bitcointalk. In our current version of the rating algorithm, some important factors were not weighted properly — specifically:

Player feedback and long-term reputation on external platforms

Historical cases of non-payments or disputes

Community sentiment from major crypto forums

Because of this, the earlier rating did not accurately reflect the real risks associated with the brand.

Regardless of the version of algorithm you are using to rate casinos, it should have been obvious for you and anyone behind checking those ratings that something was wrong when your system gave such a high rating to a casino which have been proven to selectively scam their gamblers.  Are you using artificial intelligence in order to rate casinos automatically? Since your system works that way, it is very vulnerable for shillers and paid promoters to mess with it (I suspect that is what happened in this case with 1xbit).

Be aware, nobody will take your site seriously as long as you keep that high rating for a scam casino.

OP already messed up big time, and I do not think he is taken seriously anymore, looking at the response to his various review posts so far. However, before any review is made, there should be some form of research to get a proper update and information about the casino in question, and also what people are saying about their experience with such a casino should be put into consideration but it seems all these are ignored and an automatic rating is given without any credibility. Very funny though.

Just to mention, you’re promoting 1Win, and that brand also doesn’t have the strongest rating on AskGamblers.

This doesn’t make the casino automatically bad, of course - it simply shows that every brand has weak spots, and each should be evaluated based on a full set of factors.

Our rating is always a subjective assessment based on our own metrics. We constantly update the algorithm to include more and more important factors: player reputation, complaint history, dispute resolution, transparency, UX, and more. Improvements are ongoing, and community feedback helps us adjust priorities in the right direction.

There are also many negative comments about 1Win on Reddit, but the majority of them come without screenshots or any kind of proof. Because of that, we treat such posts carefully.

For our ratings, verified cases with evidence always carry much more weight than unconfirmed claims.

[Nightwalker(NW)]

Are you indirectly sharing your referral link over here?
Because such links are not permitted over here, and if I am not mistakenly you could create your Ann thread and make the thread that attractive by uploading graphic about your site than indirectly want to shill here in order to share ref code so that people could sign up using that your referral link.

[CoinGambling.info]

Are you indirectly sharing your referral link over here?
Because such links are not permitted over here, and if I am not mistakenly you could create your Ann thread and make the thread that attractive by uploading graphic about your site than indirectly want to shill here in order to share ref code so that people could sign up using that your referral link.

No, we are not sharing any referral or affiliate links here.

The link in this topic leads only to our website, which is used as an informational page where we collect and list current Christmas offers from different casinos in one place.
There are no direct sign-up, tracking, or referral links posted on Bitcointalk.

This topic was created to inform the community about ongoing holiday promotions, not to bypass forum rules or indirectly promote referral codes.

Regarding an ANN thread — noted. We understand the point about having a single official thread and posting updates there, and we’ll take this feedback into account for future posts.

Thanks for raising the concern.

[IjawMan]

After reviewing your comments, we have removed the rating for 1xBit entirely and flagged the profile internally.

In early 2026, we are releasing an updated rating system that will place much stronger emphasis on:

✔ Verified player complaints
✔ Reputation across independent communities (including Bitcointalk)
✔ History of dispute resolution
✔ Trust and transparency metrics

I never knew about the 1xbit malicious scam behaviour ontil I joined this forum becoming a member of the community I came across their ann thread  which opened my eyes to many hidden scams from 1xbit that person outside this forum may not have an idea about. Could it be that was the similar thing with your rating site?

Without regard to, it is commendable how your team has politely listened to the community comments about 1xbit and have removed the rating earlier given to the casino.

And the proposed factors for your rating system for 2026 is a welcomed position, in my opinion is a step in the right direction that will help clean your site off those non reputable casinos like 1xbit.