3Dice casino - Any thoughts?

**AussieDave** · 25th December 2006, 07:26 PM

I'm not sure if this place is dodgy, but, after reading the About Us section and doing some further research I've realised this:

If Danmar Investment Group Company Limited has been operating Land Based Casinos for 10 years then there would certainly be something about them on google. Apart from these two online casino (in my 10 years of online gaming I've never heard of these casinos) there is nothing about Danmar Investment Group Company Limited found on google:
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xxxhttp://www.thedomecasino.com/indexgames.html

xxxhttp://www.3dice.com

It looks like these guys are commencing some marketing drive, hence, I thought it best to issue a warning...Better to be safe that sorry!

Cheers

Trezz

**Simmo!** · 26th December 2006, 01:22 AM

3dice (lovely design IMO) leads to an affiliate page with a contact email mark[at]danmarinvest.com which is simply a holding page on a domain reg'ed in 2003 by "Mark Furman" (presumably the Mark on email support?) and hosted on a public server in Arizona with 900k other sites and an admin email at yahoo.com. Not too encouraging but it definately looks like its offering something new (3d) and the site design has some encouraging signs. Says "Licenced & regulated" but doesn't say where - crucial info. Company reg'ed in Belgium, payment processing done in Spain, server hosted in the US. Quite an unusual mix.

I'd say new, unknown, unproven, proprietary software. May turn out good, may not. Too early to say.

**AussieDave** · 26th December 2006, 04:55 AM

Originally Posted by Simmo!

"Licenced & regulated" but doesn't say where - crucial info. Company reg'ed in Belgium, payment processing done in Spain, server hosted in the US. Quite an unusual mix.

A few of the reasons why I decided to post this warning.

When I then discovered that it tied back into thedomecasino.com (and I'd never heard of them before) it was too many red flags for my liking, then that's just my opinion, isn't it

**winbig** · 26th December 2006, 04:58 AM

Server hosted in the USA is red flag enough for me

**AussieDave** · 26th December 2006, 05:08 AM

The yahoo email addy for the domain of danmarinvest.com bring memories flooding back of past dodgy casino that would also use yahoo email addys too.

imo for a company that claims to have been in B&M casinos for 10 years, I find their actions rather suss.

**AussieDave** · 27th December 2006, 06:20 AM

Didn't check this the other day, but, that Thwate Banner at the footer of every page, is bogus.

Like Verisign, (who also own Thwate) all Thwate Approved sites connect to a certificate of authenticity...

The banner does not connect to anything it's a fake.

Stay Right away from this outfit!!!

(remove xxx to view legitimate Thwate banners)

xxxhttp://www.thawte.com/ssl-digital-certificates/trusted-site-seal/siteseal_consumer.html

**3Dice** · 14th February 2007, 10:48 PM

Hello guys,

As a support employee of 3Dice casino, one of our members pointed me to this post. Allow me to add a few bits and pieces of information that could help readers of this thread to assess the situation.

For starters, the casinomeister members were very fast in finding out about the existance of 3Dice casino. At the time of the posts, we were not at all doing any marketing as the site was still under construction.

Because of that, some of the assesments above were of, lets say premature nature, and any visitor can verify that all our certificates are perfectly ligit, support and contact addresses provide in swift replies, and we try to provide in the best possible casino service.

I understand that trust is hard to earn in this business, and of course, my opinion is biased, but so is the opinion of those who didnt try. I can appreciate the assumption that any new casino will just fit the prototype untill proven otherwise. It would be great if some of the casinomeister members with real world experience at 3Dice.com also share their opinion.

For those who'd like to try, we have decided to setup a new no-deposit competition system, so you can try it all out without any risk.

Regards,

the 3Dice team.

**mikepipe** · 15th February 2007, 03:31 AM

why i read this forum:

Only weeks ago, there was a longer discussion between Zoozie and one of the 3D guys.
I followed it and even visited their site.
once.

**winbig** · 15th February 2007, 04:28 AM

Originally Posted by mikepipe

why i read this forum:

Only weeks ago, there was a longer discussion between Zoozie and one of the 3D guys.
I followed it and even visited their site.
once.

I don't like the fact that their banking page says nothing about Neteller not being available to US residents.

**jetset** · 15th February 2007, 06:59 AM

Originally Posted by 3Dice

It would be great if some of the casinomeister members with real world experience at 3Dice.com also share their opinion.

For those who'd like to try, we have decided to setup a new no-deposit competition system, so you can try it all out without any risk.

Regards,

the 3Dice team.

Thanks for appearing, Mark - perhaps you would care to address some of the questions raised earlier regarding your software and licensing? And the use of those Arizona servers? That may help establish better credibility....