If you plan on being a long-term, steady investor, I'd recommend just investing at 1x.
I wouldn't recommend investing at 1x to anyone. It is safer to invest 10 times less value at 10x. That way if the site is hacked you lose 10 times less, while still having the same share of site profits. The profits will be at average 6% per month over the period of a few months. Its a good investment.
That is very unlikely to be the case. Where did you get this 6% per month number from? It sounds like you're looking at past performance and expecting it to be the same going forward. There is no reason at all to expect that to be the case. |
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1 2013-11-30 1132.29 USD
2 2013-12-04 1111.56 USD
3 2017-01-04 1088.45 USD
4 2013-11-29 1065.36 USD
5 2013-12-03 1050.57 USD
6 2017-02-17 1049.51 USD
7 2017-02-08 1045.63 USD
8 2017-02-07 1043.50 USD
9 2017-02-16 1029.04 USD
10 2017-02-04 1022.99 USD
11 2017-02-06 1021.23 USD
12 2017-01-03 1020.56 USD
13 2017-02-05 1015.96 USD
14 2017-01-02 1013.00 USD
15 2017-02-03 1009.32 USD
16 2017-02-15 1009.09 USD
17 2017-02-11 1008.19 USD
18 2017-02-14 1006.66 USD
19 2017-01-05 1005.35 USD
20 2017-02-12 1002.34 USD
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1 2013-11-30 1132.29 USD
2 2013-12-04 1111.56 USD
3 2017-01-04 1088.45 USD
4 2013-11-29 1065.36 USD
5 2013-12-03 1050.57 USD
6 2017-02-08 1045.63 USD
7 2017-02-07 1043.50 USD
8 2017-02-16 1029.04 USD
9 2017-02-04 1022.99 USD
10 2017-02-06 1021.23 USD
11 2017-01-03 1020.56 USD
12 2017-02-05 1015.96 USD
13 2017-01-02 1013.00 USD
14 2017-02-03 1009.32 USD
15 2017-02-15 1009.09 USD
16 2017-02-11 1008.19 USD
17 2017-02-14 1006.66 USD
18 2017-01-05 1005.35 USD
19 2017-02-12 1002.34 USD
20 2013-12-02 1000.49 USD
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1 2013-11-30 1132.29 USD
2 2013-12-04 1111.56 USD
3 2017-01-04 1088.45 USD
4 2013-11-29 1065.36 USD
5 2013-12-03 1050.57 USD
6 2017-02-08 1045.63 USD
7 2017-02-07 1043.50 USD
8 2017-02-04 1022.99 USD
9 2017-02-06 1021.23 USD
10 2017-01-03 1020.56 USD
11 2017-02-05 1015.96 USD
12 2017-01-02 1013.00 USD
13 2017-02-03 1009.32 USD
14 2017-02-15 1009.09 USD
15 2017-02-11 1008.19 USD
16 2017-02-14 1006.66 USD
17 2017-01-05 1005.35 USD
18 2017-02-12 1002.34 USD
19 2013-12-02 1000.49 USD
20 2013-11-28 998.56 USD
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I've been unable to log in to my account for some months now. Has it been locked? How do I regain access to it?
Currently the only way to log in is via our PC Client. If you need help recovering your account, drop an email to: support@swcpoker.eu and we will sort it. I just tried again from a Windows VM and it worked this time. |
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Update:
1 2013-11-30 1132.29 USD
2 2013-12-04 1111.56 USD
3 2017-01-04 1088.45 USD
4 2013-11-29 1065.36 USD
5 2013-12-03 1050.57 USD
6 2017-02-08 1045.63 USD
7 2017-02-07 1043.50 USD
8 2017-02-04 1022.99 USD
9 2017-02-06 1021.23 USD
10 2017-01-03 1020.56 USD
11 2017-02-05 1015.96 USD
12 2017-01-02 1013.00 USD
13 2017-02-03 1009.32 USD
14 2017-02-11 1008.19 USD
15 2017-02-14 1006.66 USD
16 2017-01-05 1005.35 USD
17 2017-02-12 1002.34 USD
18 2013-12-02 1000.49 USD
19 2013-11-28 998.56 USD
20 2017-02-09 996.61 USD
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dooglus,
Your thoughts are taken seriously by our team.
Would a Linux client satisfy you?
Personally I would prefer a cross-platform in-browser client. I've been unable to log in to my account for some months now. Has it been locked? How do I regain access to it? |
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In hindsight, it's pretty obvious. But damn, once again I'm impressed.  What's weird is I've always used this: set xtics "1371427200", 86400*28 for my monthly axis labels and never seen anything other than 1 month gaps. Maybe because I'm using single months, and having two dates 'round down' to the start of the same month wouldn't be a problem. |
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Update:
1 2013-11-30 1132.29 USD
2 2013-12-04 1111.56 USD
3 2017-01-04 1088.45 USD
4 2013-11-29 1065.36 USD
5 2013-12-03 1050.57 USD
6 2017-02-08 1045.63 USD
7 2017-02-07 1043.50 USD
8 2017-02-04 1022.99 USD
9 2017-02-06 1021.23 USD
10 2017-01-03 1020.56 USD
11 2017-02-05 1015.96 USD
12 2017-01-02 1013.00 USD
13 2017-02-03 1009.32 USD
14 2017-02-11 1008.19 USD
15 2017-01-05 1005.35 USD
16 2017-02-12 1002.34 USD
17 2013-12-02 1000.49 USD
18 2013-11-28 998.56 USD
19 2017-02-09 996.61 USD
20 2017-02-13 994.47 USD
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i sent from yobit to doogs site...i'm not a n00bie~ i'm telling you there was ZERO CONFIRMS!
Which transaction are you saying has zero confirmations? Can you show the transaction ID, or even better the raw transaction hex bytes? I can rebroadcast the raw hex bytes and it should confirm within a couple of minutes. you didn't answer my questions. When you said there were zero confirmations, what transaction were you referring to? If you can send me the transaction I can get it confirmed for you. i'm losing faith in your abilities Again you didn't answer my question. Please take a minute to read this post in full, notice the question I have asked you twice, and answer it. Without the transaction I can't help you get it confirmed. I have no authority or ability to intervene in your dealings with a third party. |
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What if you change the xtics to this? set xtics 365.25/6 * 24*60*60 # an average 2 months in seconds  Yeah, that fixes it. Why is that? I don't get it I've not looked into what's going on in detail, but if you're asking for xtics every 60 days, and it is rounding down to the start of the month then eventually you're going to get two consecutive months showing up: March 1st + 60 days = April 30th, which rounds down to April 1st. The problem is that 60 days per 2 months means only 360 days per year, so you're off by 5 or 6 days each year. Eventually that drift will show up as a 1 month gap in the x-axis labels. Working off 365.25 days per year instead of 360 days per year results in a smaller error, and less likelyhood of a visible error. Edit: I've not been able to reproduce the observed results exactly, but this is pretty close: $ echo $(for i in {0..16}; do echo "select date_add(date('2014-07-13'), interval 60*$i day)" | mysql -N; done | cut -d- -f1,2)
2014-07 2014-09 2014-11 2015-01 2015-03 2015-05 2015-07 2015-09 2015-11 2016-01 2016-03 2016-05 2016-07 2016-08 2016-10 2016-12 2017-02 |
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1 2013-11-30 1132.29 USD
2 2013-12-04 1111.56 USD
3 2017-01-04 1088.45 USD
4 2013-11-29 1065.36 USD
5 2013-12-03 1050.57 USD
6 2017-02-08 1045.63 USD
7 2017-02-07 1043.50 USD
8 2017-02-04 1022.99 USD
9 2017-02-06 1021.23 USD
10 2017-01-03 1020.56 USD
11 2017-02-05 1015.96 USD
12 2017-01-02 1013.00 USD
13 2017-02-03 1009.32 USD
14 2017-02-11 1008.19 USD
15 2017-01-05 1005.35 USD
16 2017-02-12 1002.34 USD
17 2013-12-02 1000.49 USD
18 2013-11-28 998.56 USD
19 2017-02-09 996.61 USD
20 2017-02-02 994.32 USD
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Mine was generated with: $ gnuplot --version
gnuplot 5.0 patchlevel 5
What if you change the xtics to this? set xtics 365.25/6 * 24*60*60 # an average 2 months in seconds |
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That works well for me with "gnuplot 4.6 patchlevel 6":  Edit: how about trying this instead of using 60 days per 2 months: set xtics 365.25/6 * 24*60*60 # an average 2 months in seconds |
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The chart is a bit confusing, but the red line is profit and it's axis is on the right hand side.
I'm more interested in the x-axis. What did you use to create the chart, and why did it decide to space the x-axis labels out 2 months apart except for one pair where it had them overlap each other. That's really weird. It looks like a gnuplot chart, but I've never seen gnuplot create such a weird looking grid. |
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Update:
1 2013-11-30 1132.29 USD
2 2013-12-04 1111.56 USD
3 2017-01-04 1088.45 USD
4 2013-11-29 1065.36 USD
5 2013-12-03 1050.57 USD
6 2017-02-08 1045.63 USD
7 2017-02-07 1043.50 USD
8 2017-02-04 1022.99 USD
9 2017-02-06 1021.23 USD
10 2017-01-03 1020.56 USD
11 2017-02-05 1015.96 USD
12 2017-01-02 1013.00 USD
13 2017-02-03 1009.32 USD
14 2017-02-11 1008.19 USD
15 2017-01-05 1005.35 USD
16 2013-12-02 1000.49 USD
17 2013-11-28 998.56 USD
18 2017-02-09 996.61 USD
19 2017-02-02 994.32 USD
20 2017-01-01 987.47 USD
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what does this mean for the regular user who just wants to roll on your site.  Nothing at all. The API is something extra that developers can use to make bots, new user interfaces, etc. I don't vouch for YoloDice. |
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1 2013-11-30 1132.29 USD
2 2013-12-04 1111.56 USD
3 2017-01-04 1088.45 USD
4 2013-11-29 1065.36 USD
5 2013-12-03 1050.57 USD
6 2017-02-08 1045.63 USD
7 2017-02-07 1043.50 USD
8 2017-02-04 1022.99 USD
9 2017-02-06 1021.23 USD
10 2017-01-03 1020.56 USD
11 2017-02-05 1015.96 USD
12 2017-01-02 1013.00 USD
13 2017-02-03 1009.32 USD
14 2017-01-05 1005.35 USD
15 2013-12-02 1000.49 USD
16 2013-11-28 998.56 USD
17 2017-02-09 996.61 USD
18 2017-02-02 994.32 USD
19 2017-01-01 987.47 USD
20 2017-02-10 977.66 USD
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Due to the restrictive nature of Apple products, we currently have no plans to develop an iPhone app.
Did you notice that Microsoft's offering is also of a restrictive nature? Yet you still exclusively support their proprietary platform. How about supporting open standards so that those of us who choose not to use Microsoft's crapware can continue to use your site? Hint: HTML5, javascript, etc. |
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1 2013-11-30 1132.29 USD
2 2013-12-04 1111.56 USD
3 2017-01-04 1088.45 USD
4 2013-11-29 1065.36 USD
5 2013-12-03 1050.57 USD
6 2017-02-08 1045.63 USD
7 2017-02-07 1043.50 USD
8 2017-02-04 1022.99 USD
9 2017-02-06 1021.23 USD
10 2017-01-03 1020.56 USD
11 2017-02-05 1015.96 USD
12 2017-01-02 1013.00 USD
13 2017-02-03 1009.32 USD
14 2017-01-05 1005.35 USD
15 2013-12-02 1000.49 USD
16 2013-11-28 998.56 USD
17 2017-02-09 996.61 USD
18 2017-02-02 994.32 USD
19 2017-01-01 987.47 USD
20 2013-12-05 975.06 USD
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