☏ Satellite fishing (talking about life)

Happy New Year 2020!

Let's congratulate the players on the New Year of the Rat -
A sneaky, smart little animal,
The mining pool does not seek compromises,
We want to squeeze a little money out of the casino!

There is a passage for a rat into any crack,
So let the paths be open for miners too,
And all dreams and goals will become closer,
To which we intend to come together!

Roulette is the key, and the casino is the lock
There is a stream of money hidden behind it...
We will pick a master key like in the movies -
And let's tear apart more fat casinos!

CMP Administration

Happy New Year 2020!
Surround yourself with nice people, create relationships based on love and respect
and be happy!

Profit is doing maintenance again... what does that mean? We'll be able to understand after the work is completed and the service is launched...

probably someone put some serious pressure on them )))) tech work all day and until tomorrow until 9:00 am

Shpilevoy wrote: probably someone put some serious pressure on them )))) tech work all day and until tomorrow until 9:00 am

Lately, in Profit, my table freezes and the balance is not displayed when creating and restoring a game, so maybe it is technical problems that are being solved.

Niko wrote:

Shpilevoy wrote: probably someone put some serious pressure on them )))) tech work all day and until tomorrow until 9:00 am

Lately in Profit my table freezes and the balance is not displayed when creating and restoring a game, so maybe it is technical problems that are being solved.

On some mirrors, Profit Casino uses TLS1.0, browsers complain about it.
Try switching to another casino mirror:

profit-casino.cc/ru
profit-casino.bet/ru

TLS (transport layer security), like its predecessor SSL (secure sockets layer), are cryptographic protocols that provide secure data transfer between nodes on the Internet. TLS and SSL use asymmetric encryption for authentication, symmetric encryption for confidentiality, and message authentication codes to maintain message integrity.
TLS enables client-server applications to communicate over a network in a way that prevents packet sniffing and unauthorized access.
TLS 1.0 and TLS 1.1 will soon effectively cease to exist. Firefox telemetry already shows that these protocols make up a tiny fraction of HTTPS traffic: 1.11% and 0.09%, respectively.
Developers of all leading browsers have agreed to implement the IETF recommendations.
The Chrome browser will be the first to stop supporting older versions of TLS. The developers plan to start the process with Chrome 72, which will be released in January 2019: from then on, a warning will be displayed in the DevTools console for sites with outdated protocols. The complete shutdown will take place in Chrome 81, which is scheduled for release in March 2020 (preview versions - since January 2020).
Microsoft promises to disable the protocols “in the first half of 2020.” Mozilla announced that it will disable TLS 1.0 and 1.1 in Firefox in March 2020. Apple plans to remove support from Safari browsers in March 2020.