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As the online betting market expanded, unlicensed sites mushroomed. This led to frequent "eat-and-run" incidents, where underfunded companies shut down users without paying out their winnings. The "eat-and-run" community emerged in response. Initially, these communities served a purely "watchdog" role, leveraging collective intelligence to share stories of damage and publicly disclose the names of rogue companies to prevent further damage. However, as the market overheated, the nature of these communities deteriorated. Many communities now serve more than simply as information sharing platforms, but rather as massive advertising platforms. Operators receive large advertising fees from sites, bestowing the title of "guarantor," and sometimes even condone false "eat-and-run" reports that defame competing sites. Therefore, rather than simply accepting information within a community as fact, users should first determine the transparency of the community and ensure that reports are accompanied by objective evidence (such as screenshots of deposits and withdrawals, chat logs, etc.). True verification comes not from community recommendations, but from the real-time "public sentiment" of users and concrete "data." Eat-and-run sites