During the attack, we didn't find any evidence to suggest that this data has been extracted from our services, only that withdrawal requests had been added to the database to initiate withdrawals across multiple accounts that we subsequently remediated after the attack. We will check if those sample accounts are indeed real but if they are we suspect they are a sample out of a couple hundred of accounts, that were used as sample to see where they could withdraw the funds from the $3m exploit there, after the attack we shut down our server in order for user data to stay safe. Regarding the other points - the drain of the wallets itself was $3mln but they also took money from our private key systems of around a million which would make it around $4.2mln which indicates that this group or person is most likely the attacker - The provably fair mention is complete hot air, I would happily chat about that - The 15mln number is off based on how many users we actually have Our current guess is that they have a couple hundred of accounts and that is if the data is actually real & they try to use these as leverage in order to act like they have a smoking gun in the hopes for them to extract more money out of us. Will give an update shortly but if indeed those sample accounts got fetched that is still pretty bad in terms of how close they got but it's by far not as bad as the attacker claims it to be.

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💀 Had a spicy convo last night in a private chat with streamer managers from some of the biggest casinos in the space. Everyone is finally saying it out loud. The streaming market is COOKED. Creators with mid stats are asking for $50-200k in monthly fixed, and the pitch is always the same, "trust me bro, my community is massive." In reality it's the same 3 high rollers following the streamer from casino to casino. The brand pays the deal, and next month the whales leave with him. For $100k you can sign solid sports and IRL guys who will bring THOUSANDS of low/mid players through organic traffic, and those players will actually pay the deal back over time. If you're getting paid $100k a month, you're not just a creator making content anymore. That's serious money, and at that point you have to see yourself as an affiliate, as someone who drives traffic to the casino. You're a business. You can't take that kind of money, give the casino zero guarantees and just sit on the fixed. Any agency or media buying team works with budgets too, but they have teams, they give guarantees, and most of their money comes from RS because they bring quality players. Their fixed usually covers operating costs or/and goes straight into the marketing budget to bring those players in. It should work the same way with streamers. And the whole "I won't take NGR share because I don't want to make money off my players losing" thing is the dumbest excuse in the industry. Bro, the casino pays you out of what players lose. You're in gambling. Over the long run the casino is always up, that's just how it works. You're already promoting something where the player is expected to lose. It's entertainment and fun, not a way to make money. You don't value your audience, you just want to finesse the casino because your traffic is bad and that's the only argument you've got. Need a raw balance and only play with real money? No problem. Here's your fixed, use it however you want. Play with it on stream, invest in a team, buy extra traffic sources that help you grow as a media personality and bring in players. If you're getting $100k a month, you have to be worth $100k a month, not just ride the hype and grab the bag because the market lets you. Instead a lot of them abuse the casino and don't even hide it. Leaderboards are the best example. The casino sponsors the LB, the streamer pays his friends and mods out of the deal money, they climb to the top, take the prizes, pump the wager numbers, and the streamer looks like he's killing it. The casino is basically paying for fake activity. The good creators already get it. They ask for RS first, some even take less fixed to get a better RS, because they know their players are real and they want to stay longer than one contract. But this is on us too. Casinos and managers pushed these prices up because they can't do the payback math, they've got KPIs and budgets to spend, and I'm pretty sure some of them are getting kickbacks from the same streamers they sign. One casino can't fix this alone. Lower your offers and the next site signs the guy for the same money. It only changes when the big brands stop feeding it, with RS as the core of every deal, LBs built around real players and fixed fees that match the numbers. Streamers need to calm their appetite. Managers need to learn the math. And all of us need to think about this now, before the snowball eats the whole space.

Jared Kushner sent over $80M to a HITMAN. that’s a lot of money. I wonder if the hit was done in a public setting. I wonder if the victim was a well-known political figure.

Things got AWKWARD after a car detailer was caught revving a customer’s BMW M4 GTS, leading the dealership owner to immediately call his boss and demand that he be FIRED 😳👀 “He was revving the car and maxing it out in the back like four or five times. Tell him not to come back. Please fire him.”

Oh I get why max attacks me. He’s a con artist , dicey is a shit casino . Let’s not get into how shady the owners are, let’s not get into how shady dicey is run? @mconthatgambles ask questions about dicey before u attack me for clout . Bitch ass nigga. Btw pepino told me dicey is scammy . That’s my source . Good enough for me. Fuck you and fuck anyone against me and gamdom. I will run u over. Ur a fucking con artist, bitch.

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I actually like @rainbetcom they have integrity, ofcourse they limit when you win but ive never heard of them not paying anyone

Last week, poker player Lynne Ji was charged with attempted murder following a domestic dispute with Kevin Gao. I had the chance to talk with Kevin, the alleged victim, about the story. You can see our conversation here: youtu.be/7bcpbBAWQIM

How would you answer this common BlackRock interview question?

Tracy Morgan dissing Bronny James during the Knicks Banner Night ceremony: "Bronny look like he got JUCO ball written all over him"

Wowza... $7,576 bet comes in on the Texans to win the Super Bowl at 33-1. Would be a robust $250K score.