Hola, soy un desarrollador de full stack alemán que ha estado trabajando con casinos en línea muy populares durante una década. Con todo el conocimiento que he adquirido, he podido escribir un programa para cambiar literalmente el algoritmo de representación de símbolos.
no vendo nada
Solo puedo mostrarte cómo funciona con fines educativos. escríbeme en telegram: slotbotgod
Hello,
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What do you say ?
whole buncha bs....for the most of fb casinos, the sql commands are passed thru the viewstate which is encrypted. The only really way is to take control of "usually" the mssql db.
Maybe it would be best to explain the term "Facebook Casino", huh?
Let's start with a bit of theory, and our point of view:
A month ago or so, I had a discussion with my colleague from the Data Team regarding Facebook casinos, just to gain some knowledge about the topic I encountered here on the forum. Well, the outcome was pretty straight, though. It's important to distinguish between social Facebook apps offering casino games for free, and those that allow the "player" to buy additional content (mostly boosters or tokens) from in-game shops.
A top of that are so-called Facebook Casinos.
Let me say it this way: why would anyone create something similar to FB casino instead of opening a real online casino? With a transparent deposit and withdrawal process? With terms and conditions? Huh?
This article focuses on social gambling, and I found it interesting:
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"Social" Gambling
The reason Facebook is allowed to offer gambling on is platform if because it doesn’t allow players to win real money, and thus, under the eyes of the law this isn’t consider gambling. Instead it’s called social gambling and it is supposedly legal in most countries. And in order to maintain this legality, the website has to give you a few play coins or dollars for you to play with. This is because in order for these games not to be gambling, there has to be no obligation for the user to use their own funds to buy into the game.
Now don’t get too excited, this "social" gambling is actually the best kept scam on the internet. This is because even though Facebook gives you a few free coins per day, these coins won’t get you very far. And if you use your free coins to win more free coins by gambling, you are not able to cash out, ever. Yes, you read that right. You can put money in, but you can’t take any money out..."
Let's put aside that buying stuff from the in-game store is not the same as a legal deposit in casino, I'm still amazed how many people "donate" money to play these apps longer without the need to cash out.
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Now, I am asking myself the main question - Why would anyone want or even need to hack such an application?
I sincerely have no clue. Have you? 🙂
Ohh these are for real money,it’s for platforms such as orion stars and pandamaster…and not admitting guilt, but hypothetically maybe a certain someone has gotten over 30k last 2 months. No it’s not for sell.
Ohh these are for real money, love
im assuming your a vendor to one of these ? That’s about the only time "love" is referenced.
Ohh these are for real money,it’s for platforms such as orion stars and pandamaster…and not admitting guilt, but hypothetically maybe a certain someone has gotten over 30k last 2 months. No it’s not for sell.
I'm sorry, but I'm missing the point 🙂.
Anyway, I keep asking myself the following question: Why would anyone play in a casino on Facebook, when it misses the most safety aspect of a standard online casino?
I mean, in my eyes, those are not casinos, they're rather gateways. Of course, standard online casino sites are offering their services through Facebook, but in the end, you need to be registered in a real online casino.
Do you understand my dilemma?
I'd also say it is important to distinguish between a sort of FB page working as a gateway to a standard online casino with written terms and preferably with a license and proper validator. On the other side of the spectrum lies these "social casinos" apps where you purchase a chance to play through the in-game store without an option to withdraw.
So now, what about the huge win you mentioned? What is not for sale? 🙂
Hi!
Sorry, what for you want to share this info with other people? You said that you don't sell anything, can anyone write you in telegram? I can not understand how it can affect online servers
So yes, these are shady vendors so it’s hit or miss, but mostly it’s a hit. I’ve used multiple techniques as far how I get the money into my account, some complex and sometimes I just guess the password(whoever is in charge of platform security is an idiot, or just doesn’t care). I plan on doing a white paper when this is said and done revealing the security holes I found.
Hi!
Sorry, what for you want to share this info with other people? You said that you don't sell anything, can anyone write you in telegram? I can not understand how it can affect online servers
In such cases it is quite possible that it is a scam. Because someone who would have such information would certainly not pass it on and keep it to themselves, so you have to be careful.
So yes, these are shady vendors so it’s hit or miss, but mostly it’s a hit. I’ve used multiple techniques as far how I get the money into my account, some complex and sometimes I just guess the password(whoever is in charge of platform security is an idiot, or just doesn’t care). I plan on doing a white paper when this is said and done revealing the security holes I found.
What techniques are you talking about if I may know ? What do you mean, that you sometimes guess the password ? Whose password ?
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