If you want to earn with gambling - you will definitely lose. From my experience only people who play for fun win occasionally.
Strategy? There is no guaranteed strategy to earn with gambling. All strategies work until they don't.
I have one friend who plays poker proffesionally and it is his job he can play it for 10 hours and have good profits at the end of the month. So not all types of gambling makes you lose money. Well, your friend is an exception. Would he ask on a forum about a strategy to earn some money with gambling? I don't think so. I realize my words would have looked silly if I'd say them to him, but he's an exception. |
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I have my theory that only if you think you'll lose (and you are ok with that, you can afford the loss) you may win. Hence - Betwrong.  |
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If you want to earn with gambling - you will definitely lose. From my experience only people who play for fun win occasionally.
Strategy? There is no guaranteed strategy to earn with gambling. All strategies work until they don't.
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The worst case scenario IMO is a panic among Bitcoin holders when the price of bitcoin is dropping. If all of the Bitcoin holders will start selling their BTC fearing that they'll lose even more if they wait a couple of days the consequences of the panic could be disastrous. Fortunately this won't happen because there are enough smart folks among BTC holders who will start buying at low price.  |
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Actually they only are planning to do that: "According to a report of Interfax, the Russian government lately approached the regulators with its plan to criminalize the use and issuance of Bitcoin under the new money surrogate law. If enacted, the amended bill will effectively impose ban on all kind of Bitcoin activities, including trading, mining and transactions."(c)http://www.newsbtc.com/2015/09/24/russia-planning-to-criminalize-bitcoin-activities/
Did I say anything to the contrary? Well, firstly, I'm not a big fan of "Soviet Russia" as you call it (and you are right in a way, the country is really step by step going now back to it's Soviet past), but I just thought that your words anything including mining, trading, and even spreading information about Bitcoin as well as distributing Bitcoin related software will incur either a penalty, correctional labor, or imprisonment under a criminal prosecution. may make an impression that this is already happening right now. Right now they are getting ready, wtf. One does not simply cancel Bitcoin I absolutely agree with you on this. The the Russian Government are evil bastards, everyone who loves freedom knows they are. |
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It was The Purple Rose of Cairo by Woody Allen. Generally I love Woody Allen's movies but this one wasn't as good as some others. Not going to watch it second time as I do with movies I like.
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my electric bill is 0.05 cents kwh
Do you mean $0.05 kwh? I can't imagine such a low price as 0.05 cents kwh. Even $0.05 kwh is pretty low too. |
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Why isn't this thread deleted by the mods?
It will give children a way to access the dark net.
I hope the mods will look into it.
I guess any children wont join bitcointalk and read this thread, unless their parents forcing them to do that or recommending this to their children  Well...., I think CIA could read this Come one,by children I mean underage teens. There are many of them on bitcointalk. It is guaranteed that they will order some coke if they come across that post. It will destroy there life. I agree. Such links shouldn't be on this forum whether they are legit or not. |
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From all the altcoins I think Litecoin is the best. Market capitalization of Litecoin is $154 million, which is the second to Bitcoin's $6.34 billion among all cryptocurrencies. I think in the far future there will be at least several cryptocurrencies active and Litecoin will definitely be among them. But for now I'd stick to Bitcoin because it has much more support.
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I'm very grateful to everyone who has posted in this thread. Thank you guys, it was very helpful.
I hope some of the advices in this thread will help others too.
Have a beautiful day! to all)
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The #1 drink in the world according to travel.cnn.com - plain Water.
Thanks for the thread btw, it's very helpfull if you are(like me) interested in what people of the world usually drink.
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Voted Yofun. ) Idk did you mean the Crunchy Puffs or just you, but I voted Yofun anyway 'cause I like the Crunchy Puffs sometimes. |
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Can this affect the network in any way?
Most of the hashrate is in china. If china were to someone block the miners from connecting to the network, that could be disastrous since we would be losing over half of the hashrate Doesn't that seem strange? Shouldn't a Communist state like China make the BTC illegal in the first place? The good news is they are approaching to the Capitalism more and more and before this government makes the BTC illegal most likely it will be replaced by a more liberal one. |
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Actually the less we link BTC to Drugs the better. Many people refuse to deal with BTC because the media made them think it's "a currency for buying drugs". People just afraid to to use it and hence the demand is low, the price is low. Since we all here want the price of BTC was high we shouldn't link BTC to drugs.
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I did play when I was a schoolkid, long time ago. I was living in the Soviet Union and at the time we had only the lotteries held by the state. There was saying at the time, kind of a joke, "Do not gamble with the state!" I was a schoolkid, I wanted to do everything backwards, so I gambled. I won several times the ammounts which were equivalent to $1-$3. Not much but at the time that was pretty nice. ... Never played lotteries since then. |
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What do I know about Venezuela?
1. The level of corruption in the state is incredibly high.
2. There is no extradition treaty between US and Venezuela.
3. It's a beautiful country with nice simple people who just don't understand that the politicians deceive them every time.
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Al-Saud was freed Thursday afternoon after posting $300,000 bail, jail records show.
As a non-American I'm wondering is it possible for him just to flee to his country now. I mean he can easily leave those $300,000 behind, or is it not so simple? I hope it's not. The scumbag should go to jail. |
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Primedice username: Betwrong
Primedice join date: Nov 13th 2014
Price you are guessing: $277.77
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CryptokenIt took me some time to come up with that name but I hope you'll find it helpful. Also Google gives About 5,040 results on the word so I don't really know whether it's taken already.
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