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141  Economy / Gambling / Re: Negative house edge on: March 24, 2015, 12:27:15 PM
You realize.. -EV is bad for the USER.. and +EV (house edge) is bad for the casino?
What are you even talking about?A positive Expected Value is always good. It doesn't matter if you are a casino or a player.
142  Bitcoin / Development & Technical Discussion / Re: 2 BTC bounty for fixing our multi-signature bug in the Bitcore API on: March 22, 2015, 01:36:45 PM
I might be wrong but if it decodes to this and you are trying to spend this transaction 5c2fbdb2624875dd5cb55783974de1b815f2b1562d70bcfb0ab42377e925e8a8:1 it shouldn't be this
Code:
"script_string":"OP_HASH160 6e785c7efebeefbf201533ed5c8d07b6a524eadc OP_EQUAL",
I think it is supposed to be this.
Code:
"script_string":"OP_HASH160 9614b156f8fa5721f0fed587378af46bd1503bfe  OP_EQUAL",
143  Economy / Services / Re: BitDice.me - Signature Campaign! [STARTED] on: March 18, 2015, 09:52:02 PM
Would like to re-enroll again.
Posts:795(including this one)
Address:1FnHPWNjXbaS8k7jxkHBJbzBNPc6ymKnwA
144  Economy / Gambling / Re: Hufflepuff Making 1000 Bitcoin Profit On PrimeDice. Update: HP Makes 2k - Video on: March 14, 2015, 12:51:04 PM
I'm curious and also interested to know the exploit, but maybe stunna can't reveal it because it will be possible to use it on other dice site.
I am almost sure that if there would be any other dice site that would also be vulnerable to this our huff would also attack the other site.
I know the bitcoin is lost "for ever" but maybe we can trace the addresses.
So?Then what?What is the point of doing it?Will you blackmail him to return the coins to stunna?Keep in mind that these coins might now be sitting in someone else's wallet.
145  Economy / Gambling / Re: Hufflepuff Making 1000 Bitcoin Profit On PrimeDice. Update: HP Makes 2k - Video on: March 14, 2015, 11:06:17 AM
I'm trying to check all the addresses and I started from this :  14iS2UvcLK33xkC1K1qL1dhEbp49aiNfNp   (thanks again stunna).  It is difficult to trace all the addresses, maybe someone can help me. However, for the question of the seed : race between accounts? Can someone explaine better?
Why are you even bothering?They are lost anyways.They are likely sitting in someone else's pocket anyways.And I am not interested in who's.I am only interested in the exploit itself and again it was just my understanding.
146  Economy / Gambling / Re: Hufflepuff Making 1000 Bitcoin Profit On PrimeDice. Update: HP Makes 2k - Video on: March 14, 2015, 10:49:14 AM
OK I scrolled a bit through all of the topics pages but I haven't really found out how huff was able to retrieve the seeds before the bet.All I found is that it was some kind of "race" between accounts since he got the same seed on both of them (I don't remember exactly since stunna edited his posts) and it was more of my understanding how he did it.So can stunna or someone who investigated more explain with more details on how he performed the attack.
147  Economy / Goods / Re: Where to buy high limit debit cards? on: March 11, 2015, 04:41:14 PM
Thanks but that is not what I really wanted.I forgot to include that in the OP but the cards should also can be funded normally.I mean with ANX the only way to charge the card is through their site.

What do you mean by normally ?  Physically ?  Are you looking for a local service provider for debit cards?
I mean direct transfer of money to the card.Because as far I read you first need to deposit on site(either bitcoins or fiat) and only then transfer the money to the card.What do you mean by local?Like issued by country's bank? If so than yeah it could be that.Also do you know some good online alternatives to debit cards where I wouldn't need to provide my ID?
148  Economy / Goods / Re: Where to buy high limit debit cards? on: March 11, 2015, 09:25:49 AM
Thanks but that is not what I really wanted.I forgot to include that in the OP but the cards should also can be funded normally.I mean with ANX the only way to charge the card is through their site.
149  Economy / Goods / Where to buy high limit debit cards? on: March 10, 2015, 08:10:47 PM
Well the topic mostly says everything.Where can I buy high limit debit cards.When I say high I mean the ones that could of up to 10000(10K) dollars at once.The atm withdraw limit doesn't matter at all.The cards must be anonymous and I mustn't provide any kind of ID's.The cards should also be not from Poland(as far as I heard they have bad reputation).
150  Economy / Goods / Re: WTB! Buying any physical Debit Cards from any country USA/EURO/ASIA! on: March 10, 2015, 05:43:43 PM
Bulgarian cards are not okay,Polish cards are not okay.You should have stated in the OP what you don't want because currently OP says that USA/EURO/ASIA are accepted.
151  Economy / Gambling / Re: ★No.1 BITCOIN BINARY OPTIONS ★HIGHEST REWARD 190%★1% DOUBLE DICE★EXPIRY:1~720MIN on: March 09, 2015, 03:35:46 PM
5Seconds have that Rules: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=813554.msg9898052#msg9898052
You find them at the 5Seconds bet place over the chart Smiley
Oh I didn't noticed that all I checked was the "Notice" tab and the "How To Play" tab.Well thanks will know that in the future.
152  Economy / Gambling / Re: ★No.1 BITCOIN BINARY OPTIONS ★HIGHEST REWARD 190%★1% DOUBLE DICE★EXPIRY:1~720MIN on: March 09, 2015, 03:21:37 PM
Hello weren't I was suppose to get the bet back?http://www.secondstrade.com/tx.jsp?tx=1e6194199207161b7a926c5ed23188cf465c1d1b22e392a5085a12fad38595c9
On the rules it clearly says "If the game is draw, you will receive the bet amount" and I didn't.Though it was only 0.003 please return the coins and fix the rules.
153  Economy / Gambling / Re: ★No.1 BITCOIN BINARY OPTIONS ★HIGHEST REWARD 190%★1% DOUBLE DICE★EXPIRY:1~720MIN on: March 08, 2015, 07:16:09 AM
I sent to the two addresses in one transactions to see if it would work, but only one bet went through. The other bet did not show up.

TX ID: b51b9095f5c5674cd73067af8ae3b6158fc12feeeec67ccd5d890b421a807b3e

Which was sent to bet address 1HTjJ7Ri6LNvbu8GEAeArkFcmTWrb8zqVA. Thanks. Wink
Not offending but next time before testing something read FAQ's.It clearly says "If you send multiple addresses on one transaction only one address will be executed." here http://secondstrade.com/notice.html.
154  Economy / Gambling / Re: ★No.1 BITCOIN BINARY OPTIONS ★HIGHEST REWARD 190%★1% DOUBLE DICE★EXPIRY:1~720MIN on: March 07, 2015, 01:45:12 PM
If you are running a full node client I would like to get an IP address of it so that I could play with no delay.And also if you are connected to some block explorers (for example blockchain.info blocktrail.com) I would like to know to which ones.
155  Economy / Marketplace / Re: Dark Markets are selling worthless junk on: March 07, 2015, 11:35:05 AM
Sure, here a few ideas for a different thread title:
Dark Markets are selling worthless junk.
Have you seen the crap sold in dark places?
Why are Dark Markets selling worthless junk?
Where can I buy better "bad stuff"?   Smiley
I really liked the last one but since it is already in the OP I decided to pick the first one.I think there will be no more misconception here.Thanks.
156  Economy / Marketplace / Re: Dark Markets are Dark no more on: March 06, 2015, 08:23:17 PM
"Dark Markets are Dark no more"
If possible, a more accurate/descriptive thread title would be nice.
I clicked here expecting some major news about (for example) Tor and the "Deep Web" having been proven to be compromised.
I thought about it.But I couldn't think of a new name.What I meant by that name is that there is no "bad stuff" in there anymore apart drugs and guns.Any suggestions on the new name?If possible it should be as longs as the present one.
157  Economy / Marketplace / Re: Dark Markets are Dark no more on: March 06, 2015, 06:36:40 PM
Or he can keep it to himself and sell it once it stops working. I think this makes him more money?
If we are talking about atms specifically than no.It would take years to change atms all over the world I doubt that he will travel all around the world collecting the money from atms not mentioning that it is very risky.But everything else apart atms(and maybe some other things) I must agree with you.That would for sure make him more money.
158  Economy / Gambling / Re: Chainroll | The Easiest Dice Game in Bitcoin on: March 06, 2015, 04:29:30 PM
2% house edge ? Are you serious
Most dice site only have 1% house edge or less

I think it's better to keep both on-chain & off-chain
0% house edge for on-chain & less than 1% house edge for off-chain
Are you crazy bro? The house must have an edge against player or else the house would be gambling and would have the same chance as a player to get profit.
159  Economy / Services / Re: BitDice.me - Signature Campaign! [STARTED][ESCROWED] on: March 06, 2015, 04:21:09 PM
Fernandez, galbros, peligro, yakuza699, arklan, goosoodude, TinEye haven't got enough posts.  (check sheets with posts count )
Wait what?I have made like 24 posts before that payment?Also I fault the pay day is March 7 and I haven't yet made 20 posts.The last month was super busy for me in the bitcoin world I haven't had enough time to post quality posts, I could have of course made few spammy but constructed posts but I doubt it would have made any contribution.Also I think we can call this post https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=974988.msg10643494 as a few posts as it is 409 words long. So I now have 2 questions
Will I get paid for the last two weeks?
Can I re-enroll again?
If the answer to 2nd question is yes than:
Posts:779(including this one)
Address:1FnHPWNjXbaS8k7jxkHBJbzBNPc6ymKnwA
160  Economy / Gambling / Re: Chainroll | The Easiest Dice Game in Bitcoin on: March 06, 2015, 04:06:00 PM
I must admit I kinda liked the earlier on-chain chainroll more than this I would rather pay 0.0001BTC fess than play at a 2% house edge.Any plans to implement both on-chain and off-chain?
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