HEAPS O WINS ARE ABSOLUTE SCAMMERS - DO NOT TRUST THEM WITH ANY OF YOUR DEPOSITS

So....I was playing at Heaps o Bullshit and I won $1000 ...I submitted a withdrawal request for $800, leaving $200 in to play. They dragh things out with the typical BS most of these clowns use in order to delay paying out...next thing I know they have me unable to log in. They provided som ebullshit reason I cant even remember off the top of my head (I will share after this get sposted - I am too pissed off to click back and forth at the moment)....long story short: the douchebags at Heaps o Wins accuse me of "Double Spending"...I am caught off guard and totally dont know what to say - I didn't even know wtf this was...so after a little looking around I see its essentially the same as floating a check ...kind of...its spending th esame crypto twice as it still resides for some millisecond or some shit on the blockchain yadda yadda etc...so I gave up, hands in the air at the very thought of going round and round with some assholes who are getting paid to rip me off and I am of course not.... so fast forward and its been a few months and I get curious - maybe AI canb help explain this a little more clearly for me. I share these "hashes" that there jackoffs from Heaps oi wins sent the moderator here at the site - I share them with an AI resource to gain a better understanding...results are: The 5 hashes they sent, crediting them to ME and MY account were absolute BULLSHIT. They sent 2 "historical transactions" (I wasnt aware that spending 10,000BTC 20 years ago on 2 papa johns pizzas made one legendary...apparently it does, because that was one of the hashes...another was some legenday transaction where the creator of BTC had his electric butt-scratcher gold plated or some stupid shit....and th eother 3 were random BTC transactions which were on a massive blockchain netwrok where it has never happened, and actually I had it explained to me that it would literally coist BILLIONS in ELECTRICITY ALONE to even ATTEMPT what these clowns said I had pulled off.

So yes - Heaps o Wins are ABSOLUTE THIEVES. FOR YOUR ENJOYMENT: the hashes those douchebags sent over in their successful bid at screwing me out of $1000. Whether or not the good folks here at Casino.Guru were aware of this nonsense, it is beyond me - they did say the other day that they would not be able to reopen my complaint...WHY NOT?

Its really quite simple:

Either Heaps o Wins was deceptive and lied to the site and moderator...and managed to paint me up as some kind of scammer - in which case Casino.Guru should ABSOLUTELY be reopening this claim and advocating for me....

OR....

The only other possibility is not one that paints Casino.Guru in a favorable light - so I won't go there....let's hope they don't go there either, any word of how you will deal with this Casino Guru? And in the even I am unceremoniously booted off of here, I have a bone to pick with iNetBet who are COMPLETE SACKS OF DOGSH17 ....substack has my post a couple weeks back on how they managed to screw me out of almost 16k.

Well Casino.Guru...what do yiou say? Will you reopen this and vindicate this player as well as yourselves for being lied to? Or are you going to let it slide and reward thoise dickheads for stealing from a player?

To the Moderator and the Community:

I am posting this to publicly address the absolute joke of an "evidence" package provided by "heaps o wins" and the complete lack of due diligence by the moderation team before punishing my account.

The transaction hashes provided to "prove" I double-spent are not only completely unrelated to me—they are famous, public historical milestones on the Bitcoin network. Anyone with a basic internet connection and thirty seconds to spare can verify exactly what they are:

Hash fd2494e5f... is the first-ever Bitcoin transaction in history, sent by Satoshi Nakamoto to Hal Finney in January 2009.

Hash 2fa065aa0... is the infamous "Bitcoin Pizza" transaction from May 2010, where 10,000 BTC was used to buy two pizzas.

Hashes 3, 4, and 5 are similarly public, historic Bitcoin mainnet transactions that occurred over a decade ago.

Let’s be entirely clear about what happened here: "heaps o wins" completely fabricated this accusation. They copied and pasted iconic, multi-million-dollar transactions from Wikipedia, handed them over as "proof" of a recent double-spend, and gambled on the fact that nobody would actually look them up. It is a blatant, low-effort scam to get me banned or cheat me out of what I'm owed.

What is equally egregious is that the moderator fell for it.

Handing down an $800 loss based on a list of hashes that belong to Satoshi Nakamoto and a 16-year-old pizza order is an embarrassing failure of oversight. You let a transparent fraudster weaponize your own system against an innocent user because you couldn't be bothered to paste a string of text into a blockchain explorer.

"heaps o wins" needs to be permanently banned for malicious fabrication

Honestly, I don’t think this message gives the mediators much to work with as a request to reopen a complaint. I’m also not sure what you expect to happen here, because reopening requests aren’t handled on the forum.

Your frustration comes through clearly, and I understand that you disagree with the mediators’ assessment. But I’m not in a position to step in between you and them or reconsider their decision. When I look at the case, I see a reference to double spending, and I don’t have anything further to add to that.

I don’t think either of us would gain much from going over this again here. I understand your disappointment, and I’m sorry, but that’s about all I can say from my side.