This simulation did not start a million years ago. It started with the big bang and has been running about 15 billion years. Our entire universe is simulated. (if true)
Theres a refresh rate for our universe. Its around a trillion times per second, but it exists.
Is there a quantum mechanic in the house?
But what if our 15 billion years = 15 hours on base reality? And how would you know it takes that much refresh rate to mimic reality if one has not experienced it? Come on. You are only imagining that you are asking these questions. You are in the simulation, and haven't really asked anything.  Then again, how do I know I'm really in a simulation if I haven't experienced reality? How do I kmow that I'm only imagining asking a question when I am really actually asking a question? |
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This simulation did not start a million years ago. It started with the big bang and has been running about 15 billion years. Our entire universe is simulated. (if true)
Theres a refresh rate for our universe. Its around a trillion times per second, but it exists.
Is there a quantum mechanic in the house?
But what if our 15 billion years = 15 hours on base reality? And how would you know it takes that much refresh rate to mimic reality if one has not experienced it? |
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This is something you muse about over drinks or a bowl with close friends. You don't say shit like this out loud, especially when you are looking for additional VC and want then to take you seriously.
True. But this is a guy who has already achieved so much and is considered somewhat a titan in the business world. And not only that, his businesses are forward moving and future facing. On September he's going to show everyone his detailed plan on how to send a man to Mars then back. Despite of expressing what he really thinks, how can you really not take him seriously? |
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Moving on up! Despite the bad beats, we managed to reach over 30 buy ins for 5nl. Our bankroll is now at $154.69.  I will be taking a 5 - 10 buy in shot to the next level, 5nl. Also playing extra aggressive has been paying off lately. I keep getting called or tried to be bluffed on when I have good/decent hands. So that's always good. Let's hope they keep doing that.  Here are some hand histories. $2.00 No Limit Hold'em - 6 player pamba36 (CO): $2.13 Hero (BTN): $3.86raisamustdie (SB): $2.46 trauco7550 (BB): $2.03 iDayne (UTG): $2.03 FENIK888 (MP): $2.00 Pre Flop: ($0.03) Hero is BTN with 7  7  1 fold, FENIK888 raises to $0.06, 1 fold, Hero calls $0.06, 1 fold, trauco7550 raises to $0.25, FENIK888 calls $0.19, Hero calls $0.19 Flop: ($0.76) 7  3 J  (3 players)trauco7550 bets $0.40, FENIK888 folds, Hero calls $0.40 Turn: ($1.56) 6 (2 players)trauco7550 checks, Hero bets $3.21, trauco7550 calls $1.38 all in River: ($4.32) 3 (2 players - 1 is all in)Final Pot: $4.32 Hero shows 7 7 trauco7550 shows K A Hero wins $4.17 (Rake: $0.15) $2.00 No Limit Hold'em Xoline (UTG): $2.01 dancingpiano (CO): $2.05 SnaxTop (BTN): $2.83 Hero (SB): $2.61Fettimacspec (BB): $1.77Pre Flop: ($0.03) Hero is SB with K A Xoline raises to $0.04, dancingpiano calls $0.04, 1 fold, Hero raises to $0.22, Fettimacspec raises to $1.77, 2 folds, Hero calls $1.55 Flop: ($3.62) 7 J 7 (2 players)Turn: ($3.62) J (2 players)River: ($3.62) Q (2 players)Final Pot: $3.62 Hero shows K A Fettimacspec shows 6 K Hero wins $3.49 (Rake: $0.13) $2.00 No Limit Hold'em olisnei (UTG): $2.70Hero (CO): $2.22Darsen1200 (BTN): $2.00 annastrange (SB): $1.28 1488888888 (BB): $2.76 Pre Flop: ($0.03) Hero is CO with T T olisnei raises to $0.06, Hero calls $0.06, Darsen1200 calls $0.06, 2 foldsFlop: ($0.21) 4 8 J (3 players)olisnei bets $0.10, Hero calls $0.10, Darsen1200 folds Turn: ($0.41) T (2 players)olisnei bets $0.20, Hero raises to $0.80, olisnei calls $0.60 River: ($2.01) 8 (2 players)olisnei bets $0.96, Hero raises to $1.26, olisnei calls $0.30 Final Pot: $4.53 olisnei shows T J Hero shows T T Hero wins $4.37 (Rake: $0.16) $2.00 No Limit Hold'em Br.MaXiMuSS (UTG): $2.00 Hero (MP): $2.93Darsen1200 (CO): $2.10 fajasparov (BTN): $0.99 schnapsi982 (SB): $2.03SERRGAY (BB): $2.00 Pre Flop: ($0.03) Hero is MP with T T 1 fold, Hero raises to $0.06, 2 folds, schnapsi982 calls $0.05, SERRGAY calls $0.04 Flop: ($0.18) 9 T 3 (3 players)schnapsi982 bets $0.08, SERRGAY folds, Hero raises to $0.28, schnapsi982 calls $0.20 Turn: ($0.74) 4 (2 players)schnapsi982 checks, Hero bets $0.54, schnapsi982 calls $0.54 River: ($1.82) Q (2 players)schnapsi982 checks, Hero bets $2.05, schnapsi982 calls $1.15 all in Final Pot: $4.12 Hero shows T T schnapsi982 shows 7 T Hero wins $3.98 (Rake: $0.14) $2.00 No Limit Hold'em BaNip_AA (UTG): $2.00 Gimli112 (CO): $0.79 Hayk127 (BTN): $1.83 Hero (SB): $2.44badtube (BB): $3.01 Pre Flop: ($0.03) Hero is SB with Q T 3 folds, Hero raises to $0.06, badtube calls $0.04 Flop: ($0.12) 5 5 Q (2 players)Hero bets $0.12, badtube raises to $0.24, Hero calls $0.12 Turn: ($0.60) 2 (2 players)Hero checks, badtube bets $0.30, Hero calls $0.30 River: ($1.20) 2 (2 players)Hero checks, badtube bets $1.02, Hero calls $1.02 Final Pot: $3.24 Hero shows Q T badtube shows 9 Q Hero wins $3.17 (Rake: $0.07) |
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Just wondering where I can watch the live streams for these games. Specifically SC 2 and Hearthstone.
Thanks.
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just noticed that r0ach has started to indulge in heavy pro-Momero propaganda beginning today
most likely bribed/paid - the usual deceptive game by momero community managers
however! this won't do well as r0ach is literally known as a roach on Bitcointalk. he's a bad investor
MOMERO please use better shills, TRY HARDER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This time I agree with Roach. XMR is a buy and it's starting to break out. A good price to get in would be .00235 - .00255. Now granting BTC will go steady eddy for a while and not surge upwards vs fiat, getting into XMR for a little BTC profit is a good idea. But of course get that stoploss always handy in case the trade goes against you. Good luck! Edit: I would also like to point out that I only agree with Roach to a point. Specifically from a trading point of view. That's how far it goes. |
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hello, I would like to try my luck from gambling.
what kind of gambling that you think is easy to make a profit? and what strategies are you using?
These are not really gambling but are actually skill games. Poker, Sportsbetting and Daily Fantasy Sports. If you're looking to make a profit consistently then these three are what you would be wanting to play. But let me warn you that nothing comes easy in anything. You have to do your own research and should be a diligent student of these games in order to win consistently and be able to formulate a strategy best fit for yourself. |
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Hello All,
What you think is the best investment to gain steady income in btc without actively doing anything?
So no trading/gambling/loaning etc.
Steady income more likely to be 'small & secure' than 'big & risky'.
Thanks,
BR Oinas
If a steady and safe stream of income is what you want then stay away from cryptocurrencies. It might be better for you to invest in a mutual fund or in bonds where you're investment is assured a 'small and secure' income. Cryptocurrencies are highly volatile and so dynamic that failing to adapt would surely result in losses. The best example is Ethereum. It was going really good vs fiat, then all it took was a hacker to exploit its pet project the DAO and now everything is tumbling down. |
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And the bad run and coolers continue. But there's no other way but to keep playing the best as you can and just go through the variance. Sometimes poker is a cruel game.  $2.00 No Limit Hold'em - 6 players - bazaaar (BB): $2.14 MPENNAFORT (UTG): $4.82 leo_japa26 (MP): $0.61 Hero (CO): $2.00 Shafranoff (BTN): $2.89LostFaradei (SB): $2.01 Pre Flop: ($0.03) Hero is CO with A A 2 folds, Hero raises to $0.06, Shafranoff raises to $0.21, 2 folds, Hero raises to $0.48, Shafranoff calls $0.27 Flop: ($0.99) 3 8 4 (2 players)Hero bets $0.48, Shafranoff raises to $0.96, Hero raises to $1.52, Shafranoff calls $0.56 Turn: ($4.03) K (2 players)River: ($4.03) T (2 players)Final Pot: $4.03 Hero shows A A Shafranoff shows T T Shafranoff wins $3.89 (Rake: $0.14) $2.00 No Limit Hold'em - 6 players - [ Dziura111 (SB): $2.07 raisamustdie (BB): $2.30LastK1ss (UTG): $2.00 Hero (MP): $2.00Dgimmy504 (CO): $2.59 AliceX6 (BTN): $2.09 Pre Flop: ($0.03) Hero is MP with K K 1 fold, Hero raises to $0.06, Dgimmy504 calls $0.06, 2 folds, raisamustdie raises to $0.22, Hero raises to $0.52, 1 fold, raisamustdie raises to $2.30, Hero calls $1.48 all in Flop: ($4.07) 7 8 4 (2 players - 1 is all in)Turn: ($4.07) Q (2 players - 1 is all in)River: ($4.07) 8 (2 players - 1 is all in)Final Pot: $4.07 raisamustdie shows A A Hero shows K K raisamustdie wins $3.63 (Rake: $0.14) $2.00 No Limit Hold'em - 6 players - captaintrueb (CO): $1.94Gold Machete (BTN): $2.37 Rejhanmurati (SB): $0.92 Hero (BB): $2.00 WilliamSC88 (UTG): $2.15 martimole (MP): $2.00 Pre Flop: ($0.03) Hero is BB with K K 2 folds, captaintrueb calls $0.02, 1 fold, Rejhanmurati calls $0.01, Hero raises to $0.12, captaintrueb raises to $0.22, 1 fold, Hero raises to $0.70, captaintrueb raises to $1.18, Hero raises to $2, captaintrueb calls $0.76 all in Flop: ($3.90) 4 A T (2 players - 1 is all in)Turn: ($3.90) 4 (2 players - 1 is all in)River: ($3.90) 3 (2 players - 1 is all in)Final Pot: $3.90 captaintrueb shows A A Hero shows K K captaintrueb wins $3.76 (Rake: $0.08) |
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Now this has to be Fight of the Year. Can't wait to watch these two in the octagon again! As usual Jones > Cormier imo. Enjoy.  |
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Date: Saturday, July 9th Preliminary Card (UFC Fight Pass): 3:30pm PST / 6:30pm EST Preliminary Card (Fox Sports 1): 5pm PST / 8pm EST Main Card (PPV): 7pm PST / 10pm EST Live Streams: http://firstrowus1.eu/ Main Card (PPV) Daniel Cormier (17-1) vs. Jon Jones (22-1) (Light Heavyweight Championship) Brock Lesnar (5-3) vs.  Mark Hunt (12-10-1) (Heavyweight) Miesha Tate (18-5) vs.  Amanda Nunes (12-4) (Women's Bantamweight Championship) Jose Aldo (25-2) vs. Frankie Edgar (20-4-1) (Interim Featherweight Championship) Cain Velasquez (13-2) vs. Travis Browne (18-3-1) (Heavyweight) Preliminary Card (Fox Sports 1) Cat Zingano (9-1) vs. Julianna Pena (7-2) (Women's Bantamweight) Johny Hendricks (17-4) vs. Kelvin Gastelum (11-2) (Welterweight) T.J. Dillashaw (12-3) vs. Raphael Assuncao (23-4) (Bantamweight) Sage Northcutt (7-1) vs.  Enrique Marin (8-3) (Lightweight) Preliminary Card (UFC Fight Pass) Gegard Mousasi (38-6-2) vs. Thiago Santos (13-3) (Middleweight) Diego Sanchez (26-8) vs. Joe Lauzon (25-11) (Lightweight) Jim Miller (25-8) vs.  Takanori Gomi (35-11) (Lightweight) Other- A middleweight bout between former Strikeforce Light Heavyweight Champion Gegard Mousasi and Derek Brunson was expected to take place at this event, but on June 19 it was announced that Brunson pulled out due to injury and was replaced by Thiago Santos. - A lightweight bout between Joe Lauzon and The Ultimate Fighter 1 winner and former lightweight title challenger Diego Sanchez was originally booked for UFC 180. However, the bout was cancelled due to both fighters being injured. The fight was later rescheduled for this event. Also, another couple of lightweight bouts between former PRIDE Lightweight Champion Takanori Gomi and Jim Miller, as well as Sage Northcutt and Enrique Marin are expected to take place at this event. - Also on the card there will be a women's bantamweight bout between former title challenger Cat Zingano and The Ultimate Fighter: Team Rousey vs. Team Tate winner Julianna Pena, and a bantamweight rematch between former UFC Bantamweight Champion T.J. Dillashaw and Raphael Assuncao. The pairing first met at UFC Fight Night: Maia vs. Shields in October 2013, when Assuncao won a close bout via split decision. Thanks to user PuertoRican for letting me share this content. Source |
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tokeweed don't listen to any criticism, if your thread is out of bounds then mods will remove it, it's not normal postes job to do that.
You are a braver man than me with this challenge though, I suck at poker. Good luck with it all though.
I'll agree with this. This is a gambling sub forum so anything to do with gambling is allowed here, not just things with Bitcoin. I'm positive there is no rule for "Bitcoin only" posts to be made. About the PLO, I'm glad you decide to do it after you build up a big bank roll. 25NL is probably pretty tight these days haha from so many people who most likely know at least a little bit about hand probability. Do you have a poker tracker so that you can identify their pre flop raises and other statistics? Should go a long way at even the low levels. Good to see you profit for the week Thanks for the support guys. But thinking about it, he has a point. I have plans to transfer to play in a BTC poker site sooner or later for poker challenges. And that has to be betcoin.ag. But I can't give any ETA for now. The best I can do is not post the name of the site I'm playing at in the future in respect of the BTC poker sites. |
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Good fight between Thompson and Rory although I expected more. This fight was potentially Fight of the Year, but no, and that's ok. I would prefer to have him fight Lawler for the championship than Rory. It's a little too early for Lawler - Rory 3 imo.
It's also nice to see Cerrone win vs Cote. Easy win for him... He's back!
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An interesting read from a guy reddit. He gave compelling arguments and it does make you think twice about the viability and security of the current smart contract plaforms and DAOs currently in circulation. Source: The bug which the "DAO hacker" exploited was *not* "merely in the DAO itself" (ie, *separate* from Ethereum). The bug was in Ethereum's *language design* itself (Solidity / EVM - Ethereum Virtual Machine) - shown by the "recursive call bug discovery" divulged (and dismissed) on slock.it last week.Here's an excerpt of the post. Complexity and "Turing completeness" are not the real culprit here - those are all good things that we can have someday. The real culprit is poor language design. Specifically, I would recommend using "functional" (rather than "procedural") languages for mission-critical code which will be driving "smart contracts" - and even better if a high-level "specification" language could be used, allowing formal derivation of a (verifiably correct) program in a low-level "implementation" language (ie, providing mathematical proof that the implementation satisfies the specification - and mitigating the problem where the high-level human-readable "description" is different from the low-level machine-runnable "code"). I suspect many people (raised in a world where JavaScript is the "assembly language of the web") might not know about some of the history and possibly related work. So take this as a stern lecture telling you to take a good look at the history of functional languages (and specification vs implementation languages) as used in mission-critical projects, including finance - which, even when using such tools, are still very hard to get right - as we can see from the decades-long history of failures of major projects in defense, healthcare, aerospace, etc. |
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Bankroll update: Starting BR = $130.00 Profit/Loss (week 1) = + $16.34 Current BR = $146.34 Even with a couple of bad sessions, I think we still did ok overall. So for today and tomorrow, I'm just going to relax and enjoy my weekend. Cheers! Dude, what does this have to do with crypto currencies? Shouldn't this just belong on twoplustwo forum? To my defense, what do the other threads like the EPL thread and soccer transfer threads, or the 'is gambling a sin?' thread have to do with BTC? Try your strategy on Betcoin.ag, who are paying you for the sig campaign, then add those earnings to your roll as you go. Or try your strategy at Bovada, which recently added BTC withdrawals. Seriously ... a lot of us play poker, and we've seen all this before. If you are doing it on a btc site, however, it would be much more interesting, and relevant to this forum.
Yup, I thought about that, and I am planning to switch to a BTC poker site. But there's no ETA as of now. I'm also planning on making a BTC poker site user review thread, where I play in a site for 2 - 3 days and write a review. Maybe make a video even. Cheers! |
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Bankroll update: Starting BR = $130.00 Profit/Loss (week 1) = + $16.34 Current BR = $146.34Even with a couple of bad sessions, I think we still did ok overall. So for today and tomorrow, I'm just going to relax and enjoy my weekend. Cheers! |
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We understand that a Top 10 International Banking Group are about to announce a trading platform based on the Etherium Blockchain Platform. Ethereum is a public blockchain platform with programmable transaction functionality. It provides a decentralized virtual machine that can execute peer-to-peer contracts using a cryptocurrency called Ether. The trading engine will be a distributed model based on a, so called, "Smart contract". Smart Contracts are applications with a state stored in the blockchain. They can facilitate, verify, or enforce the negotiation or performance of a contract, or that make a contractual clause unnecessary. The Banking Group has hired industry expert, Nick Leeson to head up the division. "The Platform will be launched within the next month and will allow always on, low frequency, high latency international trading with distributed implicit trust."  Nick Leeson Link to the story please. Is this real? Isn't Nick Leeson the trader who single handedly caused the collapse of Barings Bank? There's a movie about him titled 'Rogue Trader', starring Ewan McGregor.  |
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actually trading is more like ponzi in nature, because always when trading if you lose some one else wins and if you profit as well some one
Else is losing money, but gambling is just for the house to win and 97% of players to lose then 3% win with the house as well.
Disagree. Trading earnings depends on your strategy on how you will buy or sell your coins. Ponze earnings depends only on the mood of the owner if they will still continue to give rewards to it's clients. See the difference? Correct. A ponzi makes money as more and more people 'invest' in it. For every person in the ponzi, he must find (or swindle) 2 or more investors so he could get paid. And this builds up like a pyramid. As long as there are investors coming in it's all good for the guys at the top and the middle. In trading on the other hand, someone must lose money in order for someone to win. It's a zero sum game like poker. |
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