Beware of Malicious Activity in online gambling

#1 5th November 2007, 1:06 PM

There are large numbers of casino gambling site on Internet. There are many malicious activities and cheating on some casino sites. So, you must check site before you start playing. You must check security logos and seals for secure playing environment and safe account system. So beware of unfair casino gambling.

#2 9th November 2007, 6:46 AM

Nah, I like to gamboool with my gamboooling...

#3 9th November 2007, 7:12 AM

Thanks for the Public Service Announcement casinolover! Really.

#4 9th November 2007, 5:00 PM

I think we'll all be fine if we don't play at Absolute Poker lol

#5 25th November 2007, 4:10 AM

as ive said on here before, absolute installs a very difficult program, called aphh.exe,to remove from your puter.i wont play there any more. according to the net its a harmless program.if its harmless why wont it delet,with out using a hijacker removal software.

#6 28th November 2007, 6:18 AM

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Originally Posted by casinolover

There are large numbers of casino gambling site on Internet. There are many malicious activities and cheating on some casino sites. So, you must check site before you start playing. You must check security logos and seals for secure playing environment and safe account system. So beware of unfair casino gambling.

When venturing into the big scary world of online casinos, I like to take along my friend and protector
EL KABONG
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And don't you forget it!

#7 19th December 2007, 11:49 AM

thats fine!

#8 19th December 2007, 3:23 PM

This UK based site seems pretty good for keeping an eye on rogue operators and has a lot of good info to avoid getting burnt.

Online Casino Information and Watchdog - Casinomeister

It's pretty limited in use for poker players though as none of the major sites are covered (apart from Absolute for obvious reasons). There is a surprisingly long list of small rogue poker sites though that probably you should all check. I've seen Futurebet sites complained about a lot on this site and, according to them, they are a definite no-no.

#9 19th December 2007, 3:30 PM

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Originally Posted by aliengenius

Nah, I like to gamboool with my gamboooling...

LMAO clever clever

#10 19th December 2007, 3:40 PM

Thanks for the "headsup" on the online casinos. As for me, I'm too busy for the casinos as I got this email from the executor of the estate of a (name undisclosed) billionaire who wants to deposit 20 million dollars into my checking account so he can properly disburse those funds and in exchange I'm getting a 10 percent kickback....now THAT'S a sure thing!

#11 19th December 2007, 3:47 PM

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Originally Posted by Wild Rivers

Thanks for the "headsup" on the online casinos. As for me, I'm too busy for the casinos as I got this email from the executor of the estate of a (name undisclosed) billionaire who wants to deposit 20 million dollars into my checking account so he can properly disburse those funds and in exchange I'm getting a 10 percent kickback....now THAT'S a sure thing!

Oh man, sounds like a great opportunity!!11(one)!1!

#12 19th December 2007, 4:26 PM

BOT 3x

#13 19th December 2007, 7:28 PM

[x] OP is necromancer/lurker since he is the one who BOTTED and he has 2 posts !
[x] BOT being used as a verb (first time????)

#14 19th December 2007, 8:51 PM

lol, as he is in the action of botting the thread

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