Probably there's a reason for all of that? Bitvest is one of the most known gambling site here, probably you should post some proofs, screenshots and other evidences rather than just ranting here since we don't understand you at all but if you believed that they scam you the scam accusation section is always open for you https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=83.0

If a compnay chooses to keep their hot wallet empty, that's their decision. There shouldn't be any problem with your withdrawal except it will not be instant. As long as the withdrawals are being processed, I don't see any issue. Did you not receive your withdrawal?

If not, then you have a point and I request you to share screenshots that proves your point. If your withdrawals are being processed, I don't see a point in your statements.

Instead ranting here why not try to contact their support then tell them that their hot wallet is empty for sure you can help them notice that their hot wallet is empty then and they can fill it up once they get back on that issue unto their site.

Also if you don't like what you experiencing on that casino better leave it and find what you think better casino which can deliver your needs.

Looks like OP lost some money and is now frustrated and lashing out here.

@OP if you think that the website is unpleasant to play to better choose another that would suit your needs. there are a lot of crypto gambling sites to choose from. just take your pick and move on.

If you check the ANN thread of Bitvest, you'll find some similar complains about empty hot wallet.
In most cases, those users need to wait for weeks till they get their withdrawal.
I do not mean to support OP, I do not agree if it is considered as scam but it is about slow withdrawal process especially when the hot wallet is empty.

Payment for signature participants are delayed but not one of us posted that Bitvest is a scam you did not post anything, you can'T prove that Bitvest is a scam I guess you don't know the real meaning of scam if you are complaining about the hot wallet, then stop playing, there are a lot of gambling sites here, you should change your title if you don't have any proof.

You are not scammed but only hot wallet is empty. Can't remember the last time I play plinko on them, I have no luck but the casino is running one of the longest campaign in then forum, doesn't sound like they are going to scam anyone. They have been around for years building reputation so if you complain about withdrawal, just post on their Announcement thread.

You should be specific about how much of your coin you have in your hot wallet and what are the criteria for withdrawal you should also upload a proof to your claims you don't just come in here to instigate negative reputation against one of the well known online casinos and you expect to get people believe you without evidence it's not possible

Pandemic is not a reason, you can "WFH" (Work from home).

BTW, anyone who doesn't believe an empty hot wallet tries to see a statement from @panjul07. I also check some issue case against "Bitvest" seem like the empty hot wallet problem is true. For a casino or exchange, this kind of problem is because with gambling you have psychology effect to make you keep playing. Instant cashout is needed to avoid we're betting again + losing all money or the money you win.

But @OP is also wrong to put "scam" word into the title since there is no single proof scamming anyone, change the word to "bad service" would be appropriate. Sometimes people always using "scam" word while they have some problem.

Hot wallet empty, can't process your withdraw so the withdraw probably got rejected.

Yes, I believe he still is.


OP is probably frustrated by the delay in the withdrawal and he gambled his balance before the withdrawal was processed. So I wouldn't call this a scam just yet.
Although, some members in Bitvest's thread have complained about waiting up to a week for their funds, which is not good for any casino, and you can understand their frustration. I don't know what Lightlord is doing in real life, but a little more engagement about his gambling platforms would probably benefit everyone.