@kryptogames - This is now an official warning to your online gambling operation that I have begun the proper process of taking legal action against your operation, beginning with notification to the Steemit administration, and then through various international law enforcement agencies and legal channels (with the help of my own legal education and those of properly practicing attorney contacts in both the United States and other international jurisdictions) to expose our operation (using screenshot evidence (of your offical posts in this profile and active gameplay, as well as confirming evidence from other players who have similar complaints against your operation). Consider this a formal warning, and expect further (legal) action within the next week.
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We can again assure you legally and formally that our system is "Provably Fair". If you really think that there is some problem with the "Provably Fair" system, you should definitely take legal action. By the way, we ourselves have contacted the Steem Gamblers Association to thoroughly audit all the game algorithms and verify whether there is even 0.1% chance to manipulate the cards to clear your doubts. However, if you want to take legal recourse for that staking glitch or the dividend distribution debate (which we were anyways open to discuss with the community members as told in the previous comment), then that is a totally different thing altogether. Every platform goes through some glitch and we have not misguided or scammed a single person and even fulfilled all our promises as stated in our previous posts. Still, if you feel that we deserve to be vanquished, then you may continue.