It's possible that the withdrawal process could be affected by network congestion and low fee transactions, which could cause delays in processing times. However, most reputable crypto casinos use reliable and fast networks to process their transactions, so it's unlikely that withdrawals would take longer than a few minutes to a few hours at most.

Good online casinos know that fast withdrawals are important for players, especially in crypto world where users expect quick transactions. However, some casinos have a manual review process for withdrawal requests, which can slow down processing time. Waiting 4 hours or more for a withdrawal may mean that the casino is reviewing and approving transactions manually. While this may be necessary for security reasons, it's not the best experience for players who want fast and easy withdrawals.

I see that he did something similar in the past with the Ideaology project in this thread: Is Ideaology.io scam or a great opportunity? [archive]

First, he published a very negative review claiming that the project was too risky and worthless, with an amateur and inexperienced team.

However, after just under a month, he completely changed his story and deleted (or denied) almost all of his claims from the original review, ultimately giving the project a high 8.5/10 rating. Now, I don't know if the owners of the Ideaology project paid for a positive review, and that will be hard to prove unless they publicly admit it themselves, but realistically, what could cause such a drastic change of opinion in such a short time? If you're going to write reviews, at least try to be objective and free of personal biases so you don't have to contradict your own words.


And, according to the date stated, that update was made only a week after Amar Kovacevic from Ideaology publicly accused them of abuse and blackmail.

Hahaha! To znači da nisi prihvatio ponudu da se pridružiš njihovom 'scam busting' timu od prije par godina?

Ali ozbiljno, prema svemu sudeći čini mi se kao klinac koji želi stvoriti neko ime za sebe u ICO/IEO review biznisu i monetizirati to. To samo po sebi nije loše, ali treba biti transparentan i odgovoran u svojim recenzijama. Ne znam koliko ljudi zaista donosi investicijske odluke na temelju takvih recenzija, ali ako on ne slijedi neke osnovne moralne i etičke standarde, ne može mu se vjerovati. Štoviše, sama činjenica da iznuđuje novac za pozitivan review, dok na svojoj web stranici tvrdi da sve radi besplatno i ne uzima nikakvu naknadu, dovoljna je za negativan trust na njegovom profilu.

It's definitely not just an issue in the NFL. Match-fixing scandals have rocked the soccer world in recent years, and it's a huge problem in many other sports too. The problem is that the money involved in professional sports is huge, and some people will do whatever it takes to make a buck. When players, coaches, or referees are involved in betting, it can easily lead to biased decisions and even outright cheating. And if the public loses faith in the fairness of the game, it can have serious consequences for the sport's reputation. It's hard to say how prevalent this problem is in the professional sports, but it certainly seems like there are more stories about match-fixing than there used to be.

Auto-betting can be pretty useful if you're gunning for those high multipliers. If you're manually betting, it's easy to get cold feet and back out too soon. But with auto-betting, you can sit back, relax, and let the bot do all the work without any emotional attachments. I'm not saying it's a good strategy, though.

In my opinion, there isn't a clear winner between Android and Apple iOS when it comes to anything crypto related. Both platforms have their own strengths and weaknesses as operating systems, and both Android and Apple iOS are capable of supporting crypto-related apps. Apple iOS is proprietary software available exclusively on Apple devices, while Google Android is an open-source operating system used by a variety of smartphone manufacturers, which makes it more flexible and adaptable than its competitors. This means that Android users have access to a wider range of crypto-related apps and features. Plus, with Google Play Store's relaxed app submission guidelines, there are more crypto-related apps available for Android users to choose from. However, Android's open platform can also make it more susceptible to security vulnerabilities, so you'll want to be extra careful when it comes to protecting your crypto assets. Apple's App Store, on the other hand, is more restrictive in terms of the apps it allows, and this can actually be an advantage when it comes to security. Apple's stricter guidelines mean that users are less likely to download malicious apps from the official store.

So, whether you prefer one platform over the other based on factors such as user interface, app or device availability, or any other factors is entirely a matter of personal choice.

There's no guarantee that lossless compression will automagically shrink your 5MB image to 2.5MB or less. What if the image is already compressed well but has a high resolution? Keep in mind that this service is meant for image hosting for the bitcointalk.org forum, which has a maximum file size limit of 2.5MB. Uploading larger files to the hosting service is pointless since they won't be displayable on the forum, and this would only make things more confusing and complicated for users.

Besides, many modern smartphones come equipped with built-in image compression apps and tools that automatically reduce image sizes before sharing or uploading them online.


I don't have a problem with using lossless image compression on the server side since it can lower bandwidth usage and speed up the loading and rendering of web pages, which benefits users with slower internet connections. However, it doesn't make sense to increase the file size limit above 2.5MB in this case due to the restrictions already in place on the bitcointalk forum.

Hey there OP, welcome to the forum! I totally understand the concerns about the mobile-only interface of your casino. Even though mobile usage is increasing, a lot of gamers still prefer using their desktop or laptop for gaming. By only supporting mobile platforms, you may be missing out on a sizable portion of potential players.

Personally, I prefer using a larger screen for gaming whenever possible. So, I think it would be wise to consider offering a desktop version of your casino as well.

But an even bigger concern is the lack of any terms of use on your platform. This is an absolutely unacceptable. It's your damn responsibility to make sure your customers know what they're getting into when they use your platform. Not having any clear guidelines is just plain dumb and could get you and your users into some serious shit.

Decentralization in the context of online casinos usually refers to the infrastructure of the platform rather than individual games. So even though an online casino may claim to be decentralized, that doesn't necessarily mean that all of its games are completely decentralized. In fact, many so-called decentralized online casinos still use traditional, centralized games like slots, card games, and table games. The only fully decentralized casino games are those that are executed using smart contracts on the blockchain. However, this does not mean that the platform itself is decentralized, because casino operators still have full control over the smart contract and can modify the game rules or payout structures at any time.

What do you mean by "regulates"? While some casino platforms may offer in-house developed slot games instead of relying on third-party operators, any licensed and regulated online casino must undergo audits by third-party agencies to ensure adherence to regulatory standards.

You're welcome! I'm glad to hear that my feedback was helpful.

When it comes to filtering and sorting options for your platform, I would suggest taking inspiration from ord.io and implementing similar features. Ord.io has a clean and simple interface with filtering and sorting options that are easy to use. You can also consider adding additional filtering based on user feedback and preferences.

After using Preturnio, I have to say it's an amazing tool. It makes searching for specific text on the blockchain a breeze, and I love how it shows when the data was created and which block it was confirmed in. The word list is also pretty cool. However, it would be great if you could add a filter and sorting feature, so users can organize words by specific criteria.

Overall, great job OP! I really appreciate the effort you put into developing this tool.

Allow me to offer a well-intentioned suggestion: just refrain from spamming the forum and you'll be fine. If you have any particular concern or uncertainties regarding the forum's moderation policy, I recommend creating a new topic in the Meta section. This particular topic is not suitable for discussing your individual case.

Ah yes, the age-old dream of getting something for nothing. Bitcoin miners have managed to turn that dream into reality, except that the "something" they get requires a lot of electricity and computing power, so your assumption is wrong. But if you really dream of getting something for nothing, it's time to wake up and smell the coffee. Because in the real world, things don't just appear out of nowhere; they have to be created by someone or something. And every time you create something, there is a cost associated with it. And in the case of Bitcoin, it is created by miners who provide the computing power and electricity needed to keep the whole blockchain running.

Evo, danas opet imamo nekoliko slobodnih mjesta u Roobet kampanji. Kampanja je otvorena za 2xSr. Member člana, a moguće i za još jednog Hero/Legendary, budući da je jedan član napustio kampanju danas.

Payouts & Positions:
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Hero/Legendary Members - $70/Week.

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Yes! And here's an even more compelling piece of evidence. You've already busted a few of his alt accounts before:


...and he still uses the same address for bounty campaigns:

There are no guarantees. Projects fail not only due to low cash in hand, but also due to various other factors such as poor execution or a lack of demand for the product or service. Numerous projects have run signature campaigns for months on end but ultimately failed to make a significant impact on the community. Consequently, these projects gave up and eventually faded into obscurity.

Just a few examples that I remember from my time here:
MyCryptoMixer.com ran a campaign for 40+ weeks but ultimately failed due to unknown reasons.
Bitamp Web Wallet ran a campaign for 28 weeks during 2020/21. The project is practically dead now as far as I can see.
Go-Overt ran a campaign for 16 weeks but failed.
YOLOdice casino campaigned for over two years but ultimately closed its doors.

TrustDice.win kampanja ima slobodnih mjesta za 1x Sr. Member i 2x Full Member člana.
Minimalno 20 postova tjedno (od toga barem 10 u Gambling sekciji). Local postovi se broje u tjednu kvotu (do 10 postova tjedno).

Payouts & Positions:
Full Members - $40 in BTC/Week.
Sr. Members - $55 in BTC/Week.

Losing a bet due to a referee's call can be a tough pill to swallow, especially if it feels like a questionable decision. But let's be real, making split-second decisions under intense pressure is no easy task. That's why we have VAR technology to assist referees in making the right call. Now, imagine if the shoe were on the other foot. What if you had bet on there being fewer than two goals and the referee let them slide despite an offside position? How would that make you feel?

I get that you had a stake in this, but it's important to consider all perspectives, not just your own.

It doesn't necessarily mean that he is ghosting you. It's possible that he is dealing with some personal issues or just busy with other things.

It's also possible that he may have been suspicious when you asked for a down payment. Given that your reputation on the forum is relatively unknown, it's understandable that some might not feel comfortable trusting you with money upfront without using escrow.

Also, as _act_ has already mentioned, it would be helpful if you could provide the username so that we don't have to guess. 

Seuntjies DiceBot used to give you the full lowdown on your roll history, including basic stats like your longest losing streak and stuff like that. But I'm not sure if that software still works with FreeBitco.in, though. I've seen some reports saying there are problems with the latest release, so you might wanna do some research before you give it a shot.