I'm sorry to hear that you had a negative experience and can understand the frustration that comes with not receiving winnings from a casino. However, making baseless accusations won't be given serious consideration by the community. If you want your claims to be taken seriously, I recommend posting them in the Scam Accusations section of the forum and providing evidence to support them, and following the Scam Report Format.

Istina, sve pozicije su popunjene, ali prema ovome što piše, Royse je ostavio otvorenu mogućnost za nove prijave.


Slažem se u vezi isplata, 2$ po postu nije mala razlika. Zaboravio sam to spomenuti.

I'm not sure about that one. Based on the phrasing, it's possible that both "idea" and "ideal" could fit semantically in the sentence mentioned. "Idea" typically refers to a concept or thought, while "ideal" refers to something perfect or optimal. So, when he said "the ideal of stable coins emerged after Bitcoin was created to solve issues related to volatility," even though "idea" seems like a better fit, "ideal" could also work in this context.

Damn it, you got me! And here I was thinking maybe I could get away with it...

Oh, with over 23 thousand posts on this forum, I'm sure you've posted your seed words online multiple times already. Congratulations on potentially compromising your entire crypto portfolio! 

Yes. It's possible for IP addresses to change even if you're using a mobile network provider and a sim card assigned to a single user. However, this depends on your provider's policies and configurations.

Network providers typically have a limited range of IP addresses that they can use, which is often smaller than the number of users on the network. This is because IPv4 addresses are limited and can be expensive. Providers must use techniques like dynamic IP address allocation to ensure that their available addresses are used efficiently, where IP addresses are assigned to users only for the duration of their internet session and then returned to the pool for reuse.

If you want to know your IP address, you can use a free online tool. Some popular ones are WhatIsMyIP.com, IPChicken.com, or MyIP.com. Just go to one of these websites and it will show you your current IP address. Keep in mind that this only shows your public IP address. If you're using a VPN or proxy server, your real IP address might be hidden.

Rasprava o CBDC-u je bitna, ali treba biti realan - ne možemo spriječiti da se ovo dogodi ako Europa ili ECB tako odluče. Možemo se samo informirati o tome kako CBDC radi i kako će to utjecati na našu svakodnevnicu, i možemo razmišljati i informirati druge o alternativama, poput korištenja decentraliziranih kriptovaluta, ako nam se CBDC ne sviđa.

Ja ne kažem da je uvođenje CBDC-a samo po sebi loše, i svakako postoje i pozitivne strane, ali također može imati i vrlo ozbiljne negativne posljedice. Razgovor o tome može nam pomoći da se pripremimo za promjene koje dolaze, što god one bile.

You are correct. VAR is a technology that has been implemented in football matches to assist referees with decision-making on the field. It is not directly related to sportsbooks or sports betting. However, some bookmakers offer betting options related to VAR in football matches. For example, they may offer odds on the number of VAR decisions that will be made in a match, or the likelihood of a decision being overturned after a VAR review.


Why the confusion? If you know your teams and referees well, you can take advantage of these betting markets to make smart wagers. It's like any other sports betting - with VAR-related options, you'll need to weigh the odds and make your predictions based on the info you have.

Great work! That's quite an impressive project you've undertaken and it's great to see that you're continuing to improve and expand on your comparison tool, especially with the additional features you plan to include.

It's a good point that fitting all the wallets on one page might not be possible, especially with the total number of wallets. However, I do agree that adding more filter options would be a great way to make the website even more user-friendly.

Here are a few ideas:
Price range - this would allow users to filter wallets based on their budget.
Security features - this would allow users to filter wallets based on specific security features, such as secure element, biometric recognition, etc.
Display size - some people prefer larger screens for readability, while others prefer smaller screens for portability.
Another potential filter option could be based on the connectivity of the wallet, such as Bluetooth or USB.
etc

While analyzing the posting patterns of "martyns" and his alternate accounts, "BlackViruse" and "Blackpussy," I stumbled upon a curious grammatical mistake where the term "ideal" was wrongly used instead of "idea". This error caught my attention since I've never encountered anyone from the English-speaking community who confuses the usage of these words.





I also noted this same grammatical mistake in the posts of users "Lordhermes" and "blackened515."



And now, there's also this Josefjix character:



Not entirely sure if this is a regular occurrence among the Nigerian community - anyone care to enlighten me? As for what to make of it, I have a hunch that it might give someone some ideal worth exploring further. 

Comparing this forum with other social networks that prioritize financial gain for their owners is just not right. BitcoinTalk values personal information privacy and doesn't require any sensitive details during sign-up. You can even register with a throwaway email address (not a great idea, though) and use Tor or VPN to hide your real IP address. So, buying newbie accounts doesn't make sense at all, and I really don't think that many people do it.


Where did you get that from? I suggest you read the current forum's practices regarding privacy-relevant information before making any assumptions.


Account sales are not strictly prohibited by the forum, but they are generally frowned upon by its members.


No. Tagging someone with zero scam history is not necessarily an abuse of the trust system. The system is designed to help identify and address potential issues before they become bigger problems. Even if someone has no history of scams, they may still engage in behavior that violates forum rules or causes other users to feel he/she is untrustworthy.

It seems like you might not fully understand the difference between the trust system and flags. You should check out this post by theymos for a better understanding.

Evo malog pregleda trenutno otvorenih kampanja, da ne provjeravam sada jesmo li ih sve već spomenuli:

BetterCallRaul.it kampanja ima slobodnih mjesta za 1x Sr. Member i 1x Full Member člana. Menadžer: Royse777

Sr. Member: $2.40 per post up to 25 posts/week.
Full Member: $1.60 per post up to 25 posts/week.

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whirlwind.money kampanja prima istaknute Sr., Hero i Legendary članove. Menadžer: Hhampuz

Sr. Members - $4 in BTC per post. Max 25 posts/week.
Hero/Legendary Members - $5 in BTC per post. Max 25 posts/week.

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SINBAD.IO kampanja prima istaknute članove za "GREEN ZONE". Menadžer: Royse777

Legendary: $4.00 per post maximum 25 posts.
Hero: $3.20 per post maximum 25 posts.
Sr. Member: $2.40 per post maximum 25 posts.
Full Member: $1.60 per post maximum 25 posts

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Duelbits.com kampanja prima još nekoliko Hero i Legendary članova. Menadžer: Hhampuz

Hero Members - $65 in BTC/Week.
Legendary Members - $70 in BTC/Week.

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[banned mixer] kampanja prima još jednog člana za ovaj tjedan i nadalje. Menadžer: julerz12

Legendary: $4.00 per post, maximum 25 posts.
Hero: $3.50 per post, maximum 25 posts.
Sr. Member: $2.50 per post, maximum 25 posts.
Full Member: $1.70 per post, maximum 25 posts


Ne sjećam se kad je zadnji put ovoliko kampanja bilo otvoreno u isto vrijeme, očito još uvijek postoji potražnja za kvalitetnim članovima.

I appreciate your defense of your project, but I believe it is important to consider all the facts before making such bold claims. I'm not a scammer and don't enjoy seeing other people being scammed. In fact, I'm a big proponent of transparency and accountability - so your accusations are unfounded and unprofessional.

The notion that you worked hard on a project for two years does not necessarily mean that it can't be a scam. The whitepaper is a crucial component of any project, and if it contains plagiarized content or misleading information, it raises red flags. While I can understand that not all developers are proficient in writing whitepapers, it is still their responsibility to ensure that the content is accurate and not plagiarized. It's not just about the wording in the whitepaper. It's about the overall quality of the project, and how it stands out from other projects in its niche. It is not uncommon for scammers to hire writers on freelance websites to create their white papers. This means that even if your company hired someone else to write your whitepaper, you still have some responsibility for ensuring that it doesn't steal content, ideas or solutions from other projects. How would you feel if someone stole your work, which took years to complete, and passed it off as their own? Would you consider such a project to be a scam?

As for your request for better research, I can assure you that my research was thorough and accurate. As you can see from the OP, I have meticulously listed out the various sources from which the content was copied verbatim, and have provided a side-by-side comparison to clearly demonstrate my findings. If you feel that my research is flawed, please let me know where and how I should improve it. I will gladly review the content again and make any necessary changes.

OP, it's always cool to discover new interests, and there's no shame in asking for help when you're starting out! But hey, if you're thinking about making some bets or gambling on these sports, it's definitely a good idea to do your homework first. As mentioned earlier, watching lots of fights and analyzing the fighters is key here. See how they match up against each other and look up some stats to get a better understanding. And the good news is that there are plenty of resources out there to help you with this. You don't necessarily need a satellite receiver or anything fancy to keep up with the latest news and updates on these sports. You can check out boxing or UFC websites, follow social media, or even join online forums to connect with other fans and get insights on fighters and matches. Good luck and have fun exploring your new interest!

OP, I'm sorry to hear that you invested all you have in something that turned out to be a scam, but can you please provide more details about your issue? Firstly, which website did you use to invest? This information will help us better understand your situation. Also,  if you share more info about a scam, it can help the rest of us avoid falling for it too. So if you've got any details, please do share!

As this was your last post in this thread, I believe it's important to revisit your previous comments regarding the scam accusation, especially now that it seems to have been resolved positively. So I am echoing it here:


So it turns out your initial assessment against the player was nothing but a mistake, huh? It's quite concerning to think about how many other wrong assessments have been made in the past, and only because this player decided to publicly state their case, you finally took it seriously. How many players out there have been wrongly accused and didn't have a platform to voice their grievances?

And let's talk about these so-called "automagical authenticator tools" that you ignored during your manual investigation. If they are so unreliable and prone to false positives, why even bother using them in the first place? It's ironic that you claim to take all cases seriously, yet you rely on tools that clearly can't be trusted. It's baffling.

This whole situation just leaves a bitter taste in the mouth, doesn't it? What measures have you taken to prevent such situations from happening in the future? Clearly, your current approach is flawed and has failed in this case. It's time to step up your game and ensure that players are treated fairly from the get-go, instead of having to go through the hassle of public outcry just to receive proper attention.

Welcome to the forum, Brokerstorm! I took a moment to visit your website and I must say, I agree with the other members who commented on the shitty design. While there is nothing inherently wrong with using a WordPress CMS to manage your content, it doesn't necessarily have to equate to the impression that it was designed by a ten-year-old next door. I'm sure there are plenty of good designers out there who can create something that will be more aesthetically pleasing than what you have now.

Your website is often the first impression a potential customer has of your brand, and a poorly designed site can quickly turn them away. Investing in a well-designed website not only enhances your brand image but also improves user experience and ultimately drives conversions. While it's ok that you opted for a professionally designed WordPress theme like Neve, I must point out that your implementation fell short. It appears that you missed out on some of the fundamental benefits that the theme offers, particularly responsive design. (Check to see how your website looks on different screens.)

So, I encourage you to take a closer look at your website's design and consider investing in a professional redesign. It could be the difference between gaining or losing potential clients.

As we all know, this bonus can be very enticing with its promise of doubling the amount, but the catch is that you must wager that amount x times. But to answer your question, It doesn't really matter whether you want to request a bonus in smaller amounts or wait for the available amount to grow, the wagering requirement will always be the same - 25x on the entire bonus balance (50% bonus amount + 50% your money). It's all in your gambling strategy, and of course your luck.

What you really want to research is what are the best strategies for reaching the max wagering requirement. Some people go with the classic martingale strategy (theoretically, in the long run you should only lose 5% of your pot), while others prefer a slow build up by gambling with low odds. My suggestion is that you try different strategies and try to reach the wagering requirement first for a small bonus amount, and then apply your favorite strategy to a larger bonus.

I agree, the main feature of a WEB3 casino is that it allows gamblers to connect their noncustodial wallets to a gambling site in a way that payments are settled on the blockchain. However, the government's intervention and regulations on the online casino industry make it difficult for a truly decentralized web3 casino to exist. Currently, it is more like a buzzword, which casino operators use as a marketing tool to hook new players and stay ahead of the competition.

However, it is not impossible to create a fully decentralized casino. There are several platforms in development right now, if I'm not mistaken, which will allow users to play games on the blockchain without any third-party interference. But, these platforms are still in their infancy and have a long way to go before they can be used by the general public.

I still believe that the scam accusation board is the more appropriate place for such allegations. It's specifically designed for that purpose and can help keep the main gambling board focused on other discussions related to gambling. Plus, the casino representatives and support staff can better monitor and handle scam accusations in a dedicated board.