Commission Kings has been undergoing an aggressive cyberattack that began on Friday, October 16. They own and operate BetOnline, Wild Casino, Sportbetting.ag, Super Slots, and a couple of other top US online casinos.
Over the weekend, players could not access the websites, log in to accounts, or verify wagers and bank balances. The sites are currently live for most services and are expected to be fully functional soon.
News Highlights
The Attack and What it Means for Your Account
The attack seems to be one of many around the web from hackers trying to overload the servers and temporarily cripple the websites. Their goal is to ask for a ransom once users like you can no longer use the site’s features.
Your Personal Data, Pending Wagers, and Bankroll are Safe
In a statement made by BetOnline through Twitter on Saturday, the company confirmed:
- All player balances and funds are 100% safe and secure.
- All pending wagers are still valid.
With over 20 years in the online gambling business, there are security measures to ensure your personal information and account balance remains safe. For example, financial numbers and pending wagers get stored in offline servers.
Company Responses and Updates for Players
Commission Kings has been keeping players updated regularly even when there is nothing new to report. They have also been responding to frequently asked questions regarding the attack. On Sunday, BetOnline tweeted:
UPDATE: We are now LIVE with most services and expect to be 100% very soon. Thank you for your patience and we truly value your business.
An End in Sight with the Best Possible Outcome
This incident should serve as a learning lesson on the importance of playing at safe and legit online casinos. Always make sure to research the casino site before signing up and making a real money deposit.
Commission Kings’ websites have hundreds of thousands of daily visitors, and of course, they all want a resolution. The team has been working around the clock for the last 72+ hours to get everything back up and running smoothly. Luckily, it seems like the end of the chaos is near. We’re assuming there will be a few more updates from the company before this attack is fully resolved.
Sunday, November 15, 2020