colinsunderland
RIP Colin
- Joined
- Jan 28, 2016
- Location
- uk
Hi all,
We are still doing the investigation, but I will try to explain what happened and why it took us two days to notice that we even had affected players.
This is what happens when you make a bet on our site.
We send a request to the provider when the players make a bet and then we will get a reply on the request and then the spin have ended.
What happened was that during the DDOS attack is that we sent the request to the provider, but we couldn't take the reply back from the provider since we had to many requests already from the DDOS attack. So the provider started to send the reply back and our servers didn't know how to handle it because of the overload, and it then started to send endless loops of "refund" request that the player should get the money back. So even if the player were offline during these two days, the funds would continue to grow because of the endless loops of refunds that credited a lot of money on the player's accounts.
But that wasn't the case here, he has a video showing him win, unless the amount you removed was over and separate to the win then it doesn't make sense. Obviously if I was playing say £2 bets, lost and came back 2 days later noticed my balance had gone up £2000 I would know something was wrong, but in this case it was winnings, assuming of course the video relates to the winnings/money that were confiscated.