This young lady, Keerthi, dares to claim that Indian people have an inferiority complex towards Westerners. Is it true ? And is it appropriate for a young woman to say this kind of thing?  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T4PUZtbjaQg |
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It's been awhile I try daily to make profit
Stake casino mostly mines
But it take back profit.. I have 2k balance.. is there method
To get 100 $ per day
You can only achieve this kind of thing if you are a high roller able to participate to award-winning tournaments and able to reach the most profitable positions, otherwise you are very likely to get banned or restricted if you are extraordinarily lucky or if you find a way to constantly win against the house or the bookmaker if you are a sport bettor. |
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Correct me if I am wrong
I am not a football fan and any form of prediction is still a gamble to me, but I have gamble on few different online casinos and I believe that gamblers on casinos gambles with the casino games, meaning it's between the gambler and the casino, but with football it is different, your bet is on the performance of a soccer team and the gambling platform will only win your money if your football team loses, right?
This makes it more cleaner to me, there will be no tampering of the system or fine tunning their games to make gamblers loses more than they win.
Can anyone confirm if this is right? Or wrong.
Yes the bookmaker will only win your money if you lose because if you win he will have to pay you with its money but I don't understand why you think it's different at gambling games. You will only earn money if you win at those games, not if you lose. But you're wrong if you think they can't tamper the system or fine tunning their games to make gamblers lose more than they win, they just need to offer payouts lower to what it should be if there was no commission. For example if they think a team has half chances to win, they will offer to pay you 0.9:1 for a bet on this team instead of 1:1 like for a common gambling game. |
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There is no way an AI will be capable to destroy online poker gaming. I mean, the game is played between two to ten players, each of them have different combination of cards, there is no way an AI can build a strategy out of thin air because there are a lot of combinations that its opponents may have in hand.
Imagine, an AI can beat a person in chess game because it knows opponent's pieces and knows where they are located. Because of that, an AI is capable to mathematically calculate every possible way and always act according to the best one but Poker is a guess what your opponent has game. If I have good cards on hand, absolutely no one and nothing will be able to beat me.
An AI robot may have an advantage in real-life poker matches if it's advanced and capable to understand the emotions of its' opponents as they change facial expression.
I don't agree with you, because it would mean that good poker players are just lucky, but I don't think it's true because good players know the odds consciously or not, they are able to assess how other players are likely to have better hands than them from the cards dealt on the table and in their hands, and then how they are likely to win or to lose. In addition they are able to guess how other players play when they have good hand or bad hand from what they've seen in the previous round. |
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Suggestion on the Metaverse design:
I explore the lobby and notice that there are different rooms. I think putting a name on the top of the entrance for what the room is for will make it easier for players to choose the rooms for the games that they want to play. I spend a few minutes exploring the area just to find the blackjack table.
Overall, I enjoy playing on this new concept of live games because we don't need discord anymore when I want to play with my friend at the same table for communication purposes. Yes I agree with you, a map with the location of each table would be nice too. The casino is quite large, so it takes time to go to another table when you want to play at another game or to just change the table. At the end people will just use the lobby inside of the game instead if it's much more convenient and it would be a pity. |
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Une autre façon de diminuer le risk est d'échanger ses eth contre des btc.  C'est vrai que Bitcoin parait être un dinosaure à côté d'Ethereum et ses smart contracts, ses NFT, sa DeFi, et son PoS mais sa basicité est peut-être sa force principale finalement. Un peu comme une vieille bagnole sans vitres électriques, c'est moins confortable à utiliser mais t'es sûr qu'elles tomberont pas en panne et que tu pourras toujours les fermer même si la batterie est à plat. |
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Je ne sais pas si c'est à cause du hack sur Ethereum, de MiCA, ou d'une correction technique mais le soufflet est en train de retomber un peu, on est repassé en-dessous des 30k et on teste une resistance à 28k
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C'est étonnant, c'est bien la première fois qu'un économiste nous annonce que tout va se casser la figure dans les mois à venir...  Manque de bol aucun d'entre eux n'avait vu venir la crise qui s'est produite durant le covid ni celle que nous traversons à cause de la guerre. Il y avait d'ailleurs un thread consacré à la collapsologie financière passé un temps, je me demande si il est toujours ouvert, il faudrait le mettre à jour avec ces nouvelles prédictions de fin du monde financier.
Il faut malgré tout saluer l'effort de précision sur la prédiction du timing de l'effondrement Quelques trop rares experts murmurent maintenant qu’une grande crise financière se déclenchera, comme beaucoup d’autres avant elle, dans la deuxième quinzaine d’un mois d’août : comme en 1857, en 1971, en 1982 et en 1993. Mais de quelle année ? Peut-être août 2023. Je ne savais pas que M.Attali était météorologue, mais mauvaise nouvelle, l'été va être pourri  La situation mondiale ne tient aujourd’hui que par la force du dollar, lui-même légitimé par la puissance économique, militaire et politique des Etats-Unis, qui restent le premier refuge des capitaux du monde. Or ils sont aujourd’hui menacés par une très grave crise budgétaire, financière, climatique et politique :
La dette publique américaine atteint 120% du PIB, sans tenir compte des garanties données par l’administration fédérale aux divers systèmes de retraites des agents fédéraux ni du financement nécessaire des futures catastrophes climatiques. |
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Few months back the metaverse concept was really a hype and there were lot of projects offering this but @Bitcasino is providing you all the experience of Metaverse casino about which they have shared on their Twitter also which you can read it here : https://twitter.com/Bitcasinoio/status/1646852175170273281?t=D_yXTGOF1FvoqC3t89yyww&s=19I really like how they implement the new concept and we should show them some support on social media platforms also so that wider audience have the reach and can get benefits from it experiencing something new. Have you tried this new virtual "metaverse" 3D casino btw ? What have you thought about it precisely? It's a new experience that could satisfy gamers IMO but unfortunately each time I go there I don't see any other player. I wonder if I make something wrong, or if it's really empty though. There is a rather interesting starting offer $15 of free spins for $1500 wagered or $125 free spins for $12500 https://bitcasino.io/promotions/2023-04-19-welcome-to-the-metaverse-casino |
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Cool quand j'aurai le temps je vais la suivre, peut être qu'il y a des sites méconnus qui valent le coup d'être utilisés ! Dans le même registre, pour ceux qui ne le connaissent pas, je conseille l'excellent site : https://kycnot.me/Il répertorie les options non-KYC pour échanger du BTC/XMR Oui c'est un site assez connu mais tres incomplet je trouve, puisqu'il ne cite pas les exchanges suisses qui offrent légalement des achats de cryptos sans KYC en dessous de 1000€/j-100k€/an comme Mt Pelerin, Bity, Relai, Bittr, etc https://www.mtpelerin.com/fr/faq/comment-acheter-des-bitcoin-en-suisse |
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Pour OP, et peut être d'autres dans le futur, je laisse cette adresse : https://www.binance.com/en/official-verificationAvec ça tu pourras directement vérifier les mails provenant de Binance, ça marche à tous les coups et c'est à jour tout le temps. Enfin, si ça n'est pas une arnaque, qu'est ce que cela insinue-t-il ? Que faut-il faire ?
Pour moi il n'y a rien à faire. Il faut juste penser à ne plus envoyer ses prochains ethereum sur cette adresse périmée et bien prendre la nouvelle adresse Eth. Dans notre cas :  Comme te l'ont dit les autres, c'est pas une arnaque. Tu n'as rien à faire à part arrêter d'utiliser ton adresse ETH à la date indiquée. Merci pour le tip, il faudrait le rajouter dans l'OP du thread de Binance ou quelque chose comme ça, pour qu'il soit connu. Cependant ca ne semble pas infaillible, puisqu'il ne check que l'adresse de l'émetteur du mail, et n'évite donc pas un email spoofing. Kraken et Bitfinex permettent eux de chiffrer leurs mails avec la clef publique PGP de l'utilisateur. L'attaquant ne peut donc pas intercepter les mails, et pour contrefaire un mail il lui faut connaître la clef privée PGP de l'exchange, en plus de votre clef publique. A part ca, ce changement d'adresse n'aurait-il pas un lien avec cette récente attaque mysterieuse https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5449350 |
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Apparement il s'agit en majorité de wallets Metamask, on pourrait aussi imaginer un pulgin ou un addon malhonnête qui pourrait siphonner la seed ?
C'est exactement ce que j'allais dire,vu que c'est de l'ETH, il y a de grandes chances que ça soit encore une histoire de plugin vérolé, parce que je ne pense pas que les gens soient assez inconscients pour stocker leur seed sans aucune protection/chiffrage dans un cloud ou un webmail, et même si c'est le cas, comment expliquer qu'ils y stockeraient seulement leur seeds/clefs privées Ethereum et pas celles pour Bitcoin avec? Même si ca reste une hypothèse plausible.
Il semblerait que ça ne touche pas que des MM wallets. https://twitter.com/tayvano_/status/1648190273594482688Seeds actively used in MM have been drained.
Seeds NOT actively used in any MM have been drained.
Ppl who are "not MM users" have been drained.
A few 24-word seeds created via a hw wallet have been drained.
At least 2 presale/genesis wallets have been drained. Mais peut-être que les autres cas sont à chaque fois des cas particuliers qui ont une autre cause. Encore une bad news pour les cryptos... c'est désespérant |
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I've never seen the FUN bet odds reduce to plain 1.0x for the current 'on the money' bet. I guess I'd rather bet we break the range and go up a bit then stay here, call it insurance even if we tend to actually stay still most months. Maybe it will get more interesting when we start a trend of appreciation and/or change.
You're right odds for FUN token closing between $0.005 and $0.0075 at the end of April are only at 1.00, I wonder how the time weight multiplier will apply but I guess it won't give anything more if the final odds are @1.00. It seems I'm not the only one to have placed a rather large amount of money on this range unfortunately. The counterpart is to get very high odds on the other ranges (20.0 for $0.0075 - $0.01 and 78.1 for < $0.005) so I guess they will attract some bettors before the closing of the markets. Anyway I will put few bucks on them too. |
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KYC serve its purpose for the good sites, and we know that fraud really exist in gambling.
Well, having a fixed wagering requirements can be a good one but that doesn’t mean your account can’t be audited or ask anymore. Most of the wagering requirements is not that high and easy to achieve, the site should make a clear rules with regards to this one and inform the players if there’s a changes.
For the good sites? What do you mean precisely? What do you call fraud in gambling exactly? Except through fixed matches which only concern sportsbooks I don't know what fraud you can commit at gambling. Yes it certainly doesn't mean your account can't be audited and more can be asked but it's very less likely to happen which such kind of requirement. I agree with you 5x it's not very high and easily achievable though. |
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Bitcoin is a lot more complex and has no parallel with gambling. You are drawing loose connections between both with points that would apply to any asset or investment, patience, discipline and knowledge are principal factors when getting into anything new.
You can contrast trading and gambling, but bitcoin is not limited to its speculative value, it is a lot more as a currency and an asset.
- Jay -
I agree with you, gambling is mostly a leisure without real usefulness while Bitcoin is a way of transmitting or exchanging value like real currencies, with very high volatility though. It can be used to buy goods and services online or in real life, and unlike money stored at banks it can't be seized by anyone, it's anonymous, and transactions using it are public and can't be rollback. So unlike gambling it brings progress to humanity. |
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Another idea if you want to hide your seed phrase from metal detection. It is NOT to use metal plates. To do this, you can use plates from
1 - fiberglass or glass fiber laminate (without a metal layer of copper, so that the detector doesn't detect it), which has mechanical resistance, inertness to chemicals, moisture and water, resistance to thermal effects, but I suppose it will be vulnerable in a strong fire.
or
2 - ebonite, which is resistant to alkalis and acids, resistant to water, lends itself well to engraving (machining). Doesn't burn, but chars at high temperatures, which may make the text on the surface unreadable. So slightly brittle that it increases at low temperatures.
You can search for other materials with similar properties. These, of course, are a little exotic, but quite accessible if desired (depending on the location) and can be used to achieve OP's goals. You should also know that both fiberglass and ebonite come in different grades and have different characteristics. In general, if the goal is to make the seed phrase invisible to a metal detector and there is no threat of burning, then this option can be used.
Why not using a polished stone instead or a granite/marble plaque used to decorate graves? I know it's quite difficult to engrave but it's very resistant to water and fire (even more than most of metals IMO) and it can't be detected by metal detectors, another option could be to use some cement, it's easier to engrave and to manipulate. |
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Based on my experience through frequent playing in the casino. I manage to withdraw my balance even after wagering below x1 on my initial deposit as long as you made bets near the deposit amount. Also the last time I talk on the live support about this issue was they mention that x1 is the standard wagering requirements for deposit in able to withdraw without any suspicion for coin mixing.
Yes I agree with you, it certainly only happens to brand new accounts and to people regularly doing this kind of thing with substantial amounts or using funds coming from blacklisted addresses. I've heard that you can't withdraw your funds before 48 hours after your last deposit at some casinos, but it doesn't seem to be the case here. So it's a little bit unfair to claim that Livecasino requests hard requirements for withdrawing his funds. In addition I prefer a specified wager requirement than a endless KYC. |
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Actually, there is no written wagering requirements on the ToS which only mean that they doesn't have any wagering requirements to withdraw. But ofc you will be suspected mixing if you withdraw immediately right after you deposit. Their x5 wagering requirements for suspected violating their AML policy through mixing is fair punishment and safety protocol to avoid crime under their nose.
The list should be plain standard wagering requirements and not including the special case if you want to make it a valid list for high wagering requirements.
I agree with you, a fixed wagering requirement in case of suspected misconduct is far safer for users than a scammy endless KYC that no one is able to pass. Unfortunately many unprofessional crypto casinos, including the biggest ones, don't hesitate to scam unwary customers by using the AML excuse to seize their funds. So this kind of rule is actually a good point for a casino IMO. |
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I think you misunderstood OP. He is not talking about the metal detectors in airports or government buildings, but hand-carried devices. As in, a thief entering your home with a metal detector and scanning your house with it. Our homes have metal anyways. In walls, the floor, and ceiling. You have pipes and wires running everywhere. You have the supporting metal structure, then screws and nails in your furniture. I guess the metal detector would be buzzing more often then you think.
Metal detectors are able to discriminate the kind of metal they are detecting, so they can easily discriminate the gold of jewelry from the copper of wires or the iron in the load-bearing walls for example. I don't think it should be as easy as detecting some gold or silver in a house, but in a small house or a flat it shouldn't be really long IMO. |
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Yes, without no third party involved. If you exchange bitcoin to fiat or fiat to crypto without anyone involved but you and the person, like on this forum, no third party involved. If you exchange bitcoin to fiat or fiat to bitcoin on an exchange that is decentralized like Bisq, no third party. This is what I am talking about in the two.
Yes why you haven't mentioned the Marketplace of this forum, and the ones of the local subsections as an available option in the topic of the thread? You should promote them here, because it helps to improve the volume of the trading and its reliability here. In addition, they allow to not only exchange BTC against fiat currencies but also against goods and services. |
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