Joshua J.

If there was a way to crown the winner of the worst online Bitcoin casino competition then Peerbet would win the top prize. I am appalled and annoyed by the fact that these scammers are still online and running this Bitcoin casino, which is designed to leave you out of pocket. The way they scam you is very simple – they lure you in with great winning odds at their free plays, but right after you make your first deposit things start going downhill. I was playing my first few games using the Bitcoin from my deposit, when the game started going glitchy. First, the website went slow, then the games started skipping and then I noticed that every time I made a bet, a double amount would be taken from my account. That would have been fine if I was winning the appropriate amount. I wasn’t! So Peerbet were scamming me every time I made a bet. I am sure I am not the only one out there that had this happen to them, but I am yet to see any negative feedback or reviews about this scam operation. I mean, if you are playing small but using a big balance you may not even notice them skimming off the top. It would be stupid for anyone to make a deposit at Peerbet because of their scamming tactics. I made that mistake and I hope that this review will keep players at bay. I managed to withdraw my Bitcoin quickly enough to minimize the losses but future players may not be so lucky. Oh and my emails to the management about this issue are still being ignored. I think I’ve sent out at least 10-15 emails, but so far I haven’t heard anything back. Stay away from Peerbet!

Satoshidice has been a big player in the online Bitcoin casino industry for quite some time now. I remember the good times when they first opened and I was able to win some Bitcoin pretty easily. I let it sit in my account with Satoshidice because I wanted to take a break from playing online. When I logged back in almost a year later and tried to make a few plays I realized that things were not as they used to be with the winning ratio and I decided to withdraw my balance and deposit. To be honest, I did not remember what my initial deposit was but this is beside the point. After I submitted the withdrawal request, Satoshidice decided to start jerking me around. First, they told me that because my account was inactive for a while, I would have to go through some kind of stupid verification process. Then the ticket would be escalated to the management for review. All because I did not log in for about a year. Without doing this stuff I would have no access to my Bitcoin. This is such a scam! Only scammers would stoop so low! Bitcoin is supposed to be about anonymity and I was being asked to provide a bunch of information, which would then be looked at by way too many people. I refused and my account was locked almost immediately. I have no idea what to do now and who to contact. I want my Bitcoin back, but these thieves are not willing to release the money. I sent out a million emails trying to reach someone in support but so far I haven’t heard anything back from anybody at all. It seems like Satoshidice just decided to keep my Bitcoin. Avoid these scammers at all costs!

Bitcoin Video Casino used to be pretty well respected when it first started. However, things have gone downhill for them ever since they cut back on customer support reps. I am convinced that they now only have someone answering customer inquiries part time once a week for a couple of hours. And because there are so many complaints, they just do not have the chance to reply to everyone quickly enough. I made a small deposit and won a little bit of Bitcoin when I played at Bitcoin Video Casino and I decided to leave the money to sit in my account in case I wanted to play later on. The amount was not big enough for me to worry about and I completely forgot about it until I checked back a few weeks later to try out my luck. My account balance was zero. I was supposed to have 2 Bitcoin in it, but it was gone. When I inquired with customer services about the whereabouts of my money, I did not receive a reply for a couple of weeks. When it finally came it was not what I expected – I was given a link to Bitcoin Video Casino’s terms and conditions where it stated that dormant accounts would be closed after a period of inactivity and all funds would be considered abandoned. What the hell? I did not abandon my account and I only logged out for a couple of weeks. I tried to explain this to the customer service rep but they were having none of it. I was told that the decision was final and that I would have to make another deposit if I wished to play again. My Bitcoin was stolen from me and they were asking me to make another deposit. Wow!