Wait! Did I understand it correctly? Where is the passive reward in blackjack.fun? Or is it coming from another casino website? Can you explain this a bit more so I can understand it clearly and for anyone else here in the forum.

Just to clarify though, passive means you are not actively betting on side, while accumulate stacks of bitcoin. I might have missed this in blackjack.fun. But anyways, response would be very much appreciated.

Heya! If this is the treatment that other members will receive for pointing out any missing details, anyone would think that the campaign you are doing isn't legitimate and worth advertising at all.

A sign message wouldn't cost you that much, no?

Hi! @saxydev,

I have the research paper with the title you have mentioned. Can I confirm if the researchers are Adam B. Turner, Stephen McCombie and Allon J. Uhlmann? Also, I am using OnionShare, however, there is a small caveat, you need to download ToR browser to be able to open the link and download the pdf.

I don't mind the XMR either. You can just keep it to yourself.

I honestly don't find this a big issue. I mean if at the beginning, I find the message a bit boring that will not contribute with the niche I am am currently doing,  I won't bother responding to these people unless otherwise it is very important notice(which you have also mentioned). I'd also rather spend my time making money in crypto than having a shallow conversation.

Perhaps, he knows he can't live on a charity which is always a sad truth.

The website is wonky? Anyone?

I am getting a connection error 522 which seems to be a result of another DDOS attack? Assuming it is DDOS, I wonder why these attackers kept disrupting the website  . Hoping that everyone does not affect their betting.

Technically, the funds being received are recorded in the blockchain, not on your device.

This means that you can receive your bitcoin while being offline. However, if you want to check that the transaction succeeds, then you need an internet connection to sync your Electrum for the balance(received amount) to reflect.

As far as I know, there are gambling games that require the participation of multiple people? Is it not? Similar to this^[1]. Looking at the thread, I recall IOI racing doing both a signature campaign and an art contest in which I believe I participated, but their website is currently unreachable.

On the other hand, one popular multiplayer gambling game I know here in our country is "Bingo"^[2]. I am just not quite sure if other countries played this game as well. But yeah, I played bingo multiple times and it was both fun and annoying at times.

[1] https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5256076.0
[2] https://www.goodto.com/family/things-to-do/how-to-play-bingo-rules-explained-575482

Because if it were simple, you wouldn't see such grandiose infrastructures that can accommodate a large number of people to have a good time.

And from a technical standpoint, these games are constructed in such a way that the odds favor the casino, and players/gamblers can lose a lot of money over a considerable length of time.

I also had the same question before^[1][2], but you know what? I have realized that it is up to you to decide what specific area of knowledge in crypto you want to dive in and what approach you need to take to best absorb the knowledge like a sponge. In general, cryptocurrency is a multifaceted discipline that includes themes such as finance, economics, investing, trading, security, cryptography, and whatnot.

Personally, since my course is inclined toward the technical aspects (e.g., programming, hardware, etc..) and is interested in trading; I chose both fields where I read 1 article related to them per day. Joined a Reddit community that has access to quality resources, and I've been watching videos to supplement what I've learned because I grasp the concept better with visuals and narration.

It might be overwhelming at first, but as long as you learned something new, the knowledge you get will surely accumulate overtime  . Hope that helps

[1] https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3315217.0
[2] https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5253901.0

I don't think getting yourself into trading is a good idea. By this, I mean it isn't a simple buy high or sell low game that lets you earn a quick buck without too much risk. Personally, it is the most complicated game I've seen in my entire life because you are up against people who have extensive experience, more resources, and connections that give them an upper hand over you which in turn will probably make you lose money if you don't specifically know what you are doing.

If I were you, I'd rather DCA^[1] while learning crypto in general just to get comfortable in the space. But if you still want to learn to trade, then I highly suggest you read these resources^[2]

[1] https://dcabtc.com/
[2] https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5380545.0

If you aren't reading or watching a lot of crypto-related stuff, it would be very difficult to contribute something useful in most of the threads created here, because otherwise, you will end up spamming the heck out of the thread spreading false information, and repeated opinions. So far, I've had to verify technical information from various articles and bitcoin-related message boards in order to avoid providing inaccurate information just to meet my post requirements.

I know it must be second nature to constantly learn from a specific discipline in crypto, but it's too much for someone who works as a freelancer while attending university. That's why, as much as possible, I only respond to threads where I know I can make a positive contribution without being constrained. But hey! you are always a work in progress  .

Not an avid gambler, but I think marketing the NFT sale before launching the website by October isn't right? By this, I mean, it would be better to have an actual casino website where members or gamblers can play the game immediately to ascertain if buying a certain NFT is worthwhile.

It would be very difficult to trust an NFT asset if the claimed benefits can't be tested on a finished casino game/site especially now that competitors had done the same idea. Plus, the NFT scene is declining like a ticking time bomb. Just an honest opinion though..

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If you still need to create some fancy-looking table like you mentioned, I highly suggest you refer to this thread[1] for some table design inspiration. Just design the table according to your preference. Plus, being a forum junkie, BBcode is generally used specifically for message boards as well as to avoid security issues. Problem solved!!


[1] https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5157728.0

As far as I know, only Serious Discussion boards prohibit "Newbie" rank from creating a new post.

But as an alternative for testing, you can use SCEditor[1] to study how BBCode works. Although it is not as similar to the forum editor, you can still practice the fundamentals, particularly text formatting.

[1] https://www.sceditor.com/

I don't have any involvement in managing SEO-related jobs, but I believe a signature campaign can help a brand acquire traction with the public. To back this up, other users with SEO experience often agree that having their website or business shown as a signature counts as a "backlink"[1]. Therefore, it increases traffic, which may lead to a potential player/user who will pay for the services.

Both can yield results. However, quality posts are strongly encouraged in any forum or community, which can obviously generate a buzz that, perhaps, because this person positively contributes to the growth of the community, everything posted or linked with this person is trustworthy.

On the contrary, spreading the brand throughout the forum, regardless of quality, may have favorable benefits because it is exposed to a larger audience. I'm not sure, but I have a gut sense that gamblers who visit bitcointalk don't usually care about quality; as long as the brand is exposed, people will sign up for it.

It is still one factor that determines a good poster. From what I've seen, campaigns that don't require merit may be some pointless ICO bounties or a campaign that considers a quality post that isn't constrained only to merit in which some of the sig. camps you see here fall into.

It isn't, but in a business/professional setting, soliciting the hiring manager for application approval is considered unethical. And this applies to signature campaigns as well. Really, if you are not a shitposter, then the quality of your post should automatically reflect in your post history, pm'ing the manager would most likely cause a nuisance in proving yourself especially if the aspects of so-called "quality" isn't reflected.

I did not answer other questions because they are self-explanatory, and some of them require a campaign manager for an accurate answer.

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[1] Signature campaigns and some discussion about seo

Heya!! I've already received the product. Although the shipping from China to the Philippines was delayed due to certain transit issues, it is still worth the wait, so I can fix the OLED issue on the Ledger NONO S and have an extra hardware wallet. Moving on, I'll do my best to record or document the screen replacement process in a few days.

Heya! Is it possible to remove all of the threads from my "Current Topic Notifications"?

I know I can check all the threads at once by using the checkbox next to "Started by." However, I have more than 80+ pages of threads to clear, and repeating the same process is time-consuming. Is there a bot or SMF function that I'm overlooking?

This is the only time I've used these settings in all my years on the forum...LOL:

Simply study the gambling terminology or jargon you don't understand the first time you come across them.

The only benefit I can think of when measuring the time it takes to understand gambling lingo is assessing the person's level of understanding within the specific field, which is usually irrelevant. Who cares if you are the most knowledgeable person in the gaming industry if luck is the game's driving force?

Partially agree but hey! Tackling age restrictions, particularly for children, is a significant issue in the gambling industry, and there is no one-size-fits-all solution. Although the approach may not totally fix the problem, it is unquestionably a greater step toward eradicating the problem. In line with this approach, it is still important parental guidance though...

However, the issue is that this is still a KYC that most of us do not agree to comply with.