I can understand both perspectives. Personally, I'm more into sports betting for the same reasons you mentioned, but I can see how some people might enjoy the simplicity and excitement of slots games. I mean, even though they can feel repetitive after a while, some folks just love that fast-paced thrill. Sports betting, on the other hand, is not for everyone. It requires a certain level of interest and knowledge in the sport you're betting on, and some people just don't find that engaging or exciting. That's totally fine, though! As I've been saying, everyone's got their own cup of tea when it comes to gambling, and it's all about finding what brings you the most joy.

I understand why some people turn to the lottery as a way to try to recoup their losses, but I personally don't see the appeal of the lottery. The odds are just too slim to justify spending money on tickets. I'd rather focus on other forms of gambling where I have a better chance of winning, even if the potential payout might not be as great, or just save my money and invest it in something with a better return on investment. It's all a matter of gambler's personal preference.

As for free lottery tickets, of course, who doesn't love them? It's like a little gift that gives you a chance to try your luck without having to spend any money. But they should never be seen as a way to recover losses from other forms of gambling.

I totally agree with OP. It's great to see how Bitcoin mining can make a positive impact on the standard of living in African communities. It's true that some African nations may not have all the ideal conditions for mining, but things are changing for the better. I think it's important to consider the humanitarian aspects of mining, not only economic, and strive for a positive impact on the communities in which mining operations are located.


Totally get what you're saying! Using the heat generated from mining to warm up a warehouse like in Siberia might not be as feasible in Africa. The hot temperatures there don't really lend themselves to that kind of setup. And yeah, cooling can be a challenge too, especially with water scarcity in some areas. But hey, there are still ways to repurpose the heat for things like hot water in hotels or hospitals, with some cool techniques like immersion cooling. After all, heat is just another form of energy that can be harnessed and converted into other forms of energy and used for various purposes. It's all about finding creative solutions and making the most of what's available, right?

Your numbers are way off. While he did have 7021 tickets, the total number of tickets was 1,865,694, so his odds were actually much lower.

The so-called "stablecoins" are just another form of altcoins. If your project has nothing to do with Bitcoin development, you should move this thread to the Altcoins section of the forum.

Show it on the blockchain or it didn't happen. Cross-chain transactions typically require some form of intermediary to be executed.

We shouldn't believe anything the OP says in this thread without valid evidence, as he is a scammer himself and has a history of engaging in shady and immoral dealings, such as trading with other people's personal documents and KYC verified gambling accounts. The mere fact that he admits to buying a PokerStars account is enough to have his account blocked and his funds confiscated, as this is a clear violation of their terms of use.

Dobra je ideja. Ali kao što su neki već spomenuli, teško za realizirat.

Povjerenje je ključno, a pošto smo gotovo svi ovdje manje-više anonimni, povjerenje bi bilo teško uspostaviti. Možda bi bilo korisno razmisliti o načinima kako izgraditi povjerenje među sudionicima kako bi se ideja mogla realizirati. Možda nekakav escrow s nekolicinom pouzdanih članova zajednice koji bi imali ulogu posrednika u transakcijama i osigurali ispunjenje dogovora.

O, kako slatko, još jedan newbie koji traži besplatne novce za svoj "biznis". Hahahaha!

Ali ozbiljno, nisam baš siguran da ćeš postići velik uspjeh ako se oslanjaš samo na donacije dobrotvora. Razmisli o alternativnim načinima financiranja, poput crowdfunding kampanja ili investitora koji bi uložili u tvoj projekt. Osim toga, prije nego što kreneš razmišljati o donacijama, možda bi bilo super da prvo podijeliš više informacija o svom projektu i što točno planiraš raditi.

Your statements are highly misleading, to put it mildly. You must be well aware of the fundamental difference between a legitimately constructed, cryptographically signed, and publicly verifiable "Letter of Guarantee," and the arbitrary, random code generated by your system. There's no middle ground here: if you're aware of the difference, then you're blatantly lying to the community, and if you're not, then you're nothing but a bunch of incompetent amateurs who don't belong in this industry.


That's not true either.

This is my Order number key:17u3HP95Zunjep6hpo3XRkTJJzdwUgkw. What exactly does it prove? How can I independently verify this?

I disagree. A lot of people nowadays are using AI-powered writing assistants like spell and grammar correction tools or AI-powered translation tools to enhance their writing skills. Therefore, it has become quite challenging to tell apart content that's been generated by AI and content that's been aided by AI without taking into account the wider context.


I don't completely agree with that either. They surely can give acceptable and relevant responses to specific questions. The areas where AI language models may fall behind is understanding the bigger picture of the conversation or interpreting the emotional tone of the text. This is where human intuition and comprehension still play a crucial role.

I think you are confusing between AI generative language models and "simpler" pre-trained chat bots or voice assistants. While both use AI technology, generative language models like ChatGPT are more advanced and capable of producing complex and creative language outputs, whereas pre-trained chatbots typically rely on scripted responses to specific queries or commands.

It's pretty clear that you guys are both scammers, and you might even be alts of each other. But just for kicks, do you have any proof to back that up? Can you show evidence that it was he who sold you the account and that you paid for it?

Considering that you obtained access to the account unlawfully and violated the PokerStar General Terms, it is unlikely that you would be able to retrieve any cashed-out money, even if the deposit was made through your personal Skrill account. You can think of that money as compensation for your wrongful actions.

https://www.pokerstars.com/tos/


You obviously don't have the brains to be a scammer. Have you ever considered earning money the honest way for a change?

Yeah, I'm one of those active users with a gold ticket. Fingers crossed for Lambo Round 8! I didn't expect to win. Statistically speaking, the odds of winning are pretty slim, but you never know, right? Luck is a mysterious thing.

Either way, I'll be keeping a close watch to see who the winner is. And if it's not me, there's always Round 9 to try again.

Ili još bolje, jedna obična gridica od 24 dbi na balkonu ili krovu i Wi-Fi od "susjeda" nekoliko kilometara daleko.

Ali možda je najvažnije od svega biti svjestan onoga što radite online. Na primjer, ako ćete pristupati svojem osobnom profilu na FB ili Gmail računu s istog uređaja i IP adrese, svi vaši napori bit će uzaludni.

Although I understand it no longer matters, may I ask why you chose to do that in the first place? Was there a particular reason why you couldn't simply create your casino account?



Yeah, you're probably right. I don't think you can get your money back from that platform. While I don't want to add insult to injury, but yes, you should have known better, especially since the amount in question seems to be significant to you.

I'm not totally clear on what you're saying, but if you're trying to withdraw money from someone else's account and the casino requires KYC verification, you're pretty much out of luck. You need to use the actual account owner's information to comply with the KYC process. I don't know why you'd even consider using someone else's account - that's just asking for trouble. It's important to be cautious with financial transactions and follow the platform's rules and regulations.

Čuj ovo, nisam mogao vjerovati svojim očima! Tek smo sredinom travnja, a Rikafip je već izbacio nove statistike. Svaka čast, Rikafip, stvarno si brz kao munja!

Ali šalim se, naravno da ti zahvaljujem na trudu, uvijek je zanimljivo vidjeti što se događa u našoj zajednici. Najbolje od svega je što vidim da su naši novi članovi, JooBra i SirJohnVonSlotty, i dalje u top 10, valjda će i "neki novi klinci" krenuti njihovim stopama. Nadam se da će se ova aktivnost održati, barem dok ne dođe ona neizbježna ljetna letargija.

Sure, you can totally give the casino a go and share your thoughts with us. But try not to go overboard with promoting the site, since that can come off as spammy. And keep in mind that your review may not carry a lot of weight with the rest of us, since you don't have much of a reputation on this forum. So we'll take everything you say with a grain of salt, okay?

Great to see some fellow simulator fans here! 

I've also tried out a bunch of different simulators, and I totally agree that this one isn't bad but can be better with more features and options. Personally, I'm not a fan of being redirected to a casino every time I try the simulator. It can be annoying, so I had to block the site from opening new tabs. I think it would be better if you use banners to promote your referral links and leave the option to the users whether they want to click on them or not. It's okay to have some promotions, but not at the expense of the user experience.