As a new member, you won't be able to post pictures on the forum yet, regardless of your activity level. It's just one of the rules here. In the meantime, you can try hosting your image on an external site and linking to it in your post. This can be a good workaround if you need to include an image in your post.

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I'm sorry to hear about the issue you're having with Cloudbet. It sounds frustrating, but let's try to get a better understanding of the situation.

To clarify, did you contact Cloudbet's support team to request a refund of the 1.6 WETH you mistakenly deposited? If so, what was their response? Have they given you any indication of when you can expect a refund?

I believe icopress was their campaign manager last year. It's possible that he could provide you with additional contact information for a casino representative.

It's always a good idea to read and understand the terms and conditions of an online casino before playing or depositing funds. Most online casinos have KYC procedures in place to comply with legal requirements. If you are unsure about anything, you can always contact the casino's customer support for clarification. If the casino fails to verify your account and there are no legitimate reasons for this, it could be a cause for concern. However, it's important to investigate further before labeling the casino as a scam.

Regarding your second question, it's not uncommon for online casinos to offer bonuses with specific terms and conditions. These may include minimum deposit requirements, wagering requirements, or restrictions on certain games. If you did not receive the promised bonus, it's possible that you did not meet the requirements or that there was a technical issue. Again, it's always best to contact the casino's customer support team for assistance.

It's interesting to learn about skill-based slot machines and how they differ from traditional ones. I didn't know that was a thing either. I'm assuming the bonus rounds are like mini-games within the slot game where players have to complete certain challenges or objectives to increase their chances of winning? I haven't tried them myself, but it seems like a fun way to incorporate video game elements into casino games.

Yes, it's true that most casinos deal with large sums of money and may not risk their reputation by scamming players out of small bonuses. However, it's important to remember that not all casinos operate in the same way, and even small bonuses can add up and make a big difference for players. Besides, applying for a bonus and waiting to see if you receive it is not always the most efficient method. It's better to check reviews from other players to get an idea of the website's reputation. This can help you avoid any potential scams or issues down the line.

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What the heck are you blabbering about?
What you said was a little jumbled, to put it mildly. It could use some improvement.

Yes. There is one match that seems to be dominating the conversation - Manchester United vs Sevilla, but, let's not forget that there are other strong teams in the competition who could lift the title. For instance, Feyenoord has been formidable in European matches at home, with just two defeats at home since 2018. They are set to face Roma, but Feyenoord's strong attack could see them through. Juventus is another team to watch out for, having rediscovered their winning form to reach the quarter-finals. However, they face a tough proposition in Sporting. Juventus' defence will have to be at their best to stop Sporting's attacking threats.

So, while Manchester United vs Sevilla is undoubtedly an exciting match, it will be interesting to see how the first leg results pan out and how each team performs in the upcoming matches.

One possible reason for the short expiration time could be related to the casino's marketing strategy. By limiting the time frame for claiming the bonus, the casino can create a sense of urgency and encourage more players to engage with their social media accounts. However, as you mentioned, this might not be the most effective way to promote the bonus since it can limit the number of players who are able to claim it.

Short-term promotions like this could be a way for online casinos to increase their social media following by encouraging users to follow their accounts in order to catch the latest promotions. However, it's important for online casinos to strike a good balance. If promotions are too short or too limited in scope, they may actually turn off potential players and cause them to look for other casinos with more favorable bonus terms. On the other hand, if promotions are too generous or long-lasting, they may attract too many players and put a strain on the casino's resources.

No, there is no official FreeBitco.in app. I recall TheQuin mentioning that it's kind of pointless to make an official app if you can't put it up on the Google Play Store or Apple App Store. Both platforms are pretty strict when it comes to gambling sites, making it difficult to distribute their app to a wider audience.

Flush.com sig. kampanja slobodnih mjesta za nove Hero/Legendary članove:

Uvjeti: Minimalno 20 postova tjedno, od toga barem 10 u Gambling sekciji. Maksimalno 3 posta u Local sekcijama se broje u tjednu kvotu.

It's important that protocols, like TCP/IP, HTTP, SMTP, or Bitcoin, remain free from any religious bias or influence. These protocols are intended to facilitate communication and transactions between devices and users, regardless of their religious beliefs or affiliations.


I guess those people better stick to using physical cash or gold bars then, because we all know those are perfectly clean and have no questionable origins whatsoever. Good luck with that!


Well, my dear friend, while Bitcoin is indeed a payment system, it's also a tradable asset, subject to the same market forces and fluctuations as any other commodity. Just like how people sell stocks or gold when they see an opportunity to profit, some Bitcoin holders may choose to sell when they see a spike in demand and prices.


You're absolutely right, Bitcoin is much more than just a payment system.


I'm still not sure what you're getting at. You want to limit how many bitcoins someone can own? That's essentially a form of wealth redistribution, which has been a central tenet of socialist ideology. Socialism advocates for the redistribution of wealth and resources to promote more equality and fairness in society. However, Bitcoin operates on a decentralized network, and its ownership and distribution are not regulated by any central authority. Imposing limits on the amount of Bitcoin that someone can own would contradict the fundamental principles of Bitcoin and undermine its decentralized nature.


Well, it's definitely become more of an investment vehicle for many people, and with the price fluctuations we've seen over the years, it's hard not to see it that way. But hey, maybe we can all just start using Bitcoin to buy our morning coffee and pretend it's not an investment, right?

I expect Craig "Faketoshi" Wright to take a legal action and file a copyright infringement lawsuit against Apple now. 

Haha, that's funny. I actually noticed that too! It seems like he might not fully understand the difference between "Limbo" and "Ludo" games. I did notice that he mentioned Bitcasino.io which also offers several "Limbo" games, like Limbo Cat and Limbo Rider. But, then again, I wouldn't be surprised if he's just trying to rack up some forum points for his signature campaign by spamming random replies.

From what I can see, the design looks sleek and modern, which is definitely a good thing for an online casino. The color scheme is very appealing to the eye and the contrast between white and black is very well done. However, one thing I would like to mention is that I have always found dark themes for online casinos more appealing, as they can give off a more sophisticated and upscale vibe and are more suitable for playing at night. The fact that your casino does not have one is a bit of a letdown, but it's certainly not a deal breaker. 

That being said, I do think this design's sleek and modern look is still very visually appealing and could attract a wide range of players.

I would say that both approaches can work depending on the circumstances.

Taking a slower approach can be good as it allows the casino to focus on building a strong foundation and ensuring that everything is running smoothly before investing heavily in advertising. This can help to create a positive reputation for the casino and attract users through word-of-mouth and organic growth.

On the other hand, going all in on advertising from the launch date can be effective in generating a lot of buzz and attracting a large number of users quickly. However, this approach can also be risky as it requires a significant investment in advertising and may not be sustainable in the long run if the casino can't generate a steady flow of new players and doesn't have a solid foundation in place.

Personally, I like to gamble in the afternoon. It's a good way to pass the time and take a break from work or other responsibilities. I've also heard some people say that the best time to gamble is in the evening. I'm not sure if there's any truth to that, but it does seem like a popular time for people to hit the casinos and try their luck.

I think it ultimately comes down to personal preference and schedule. If you have other obligations during the day, then the evening might be the best time for you to gamble. If you want to avoid crowds and have more space to yourself, then gambling during off-peak hours might be the way to go. Others may prefer to gamble during peak hours when there are more players, as this can create a more exciting and social atmosphere.

It is not just a matter of one person's word against another's, but rather a case where there is evidence to suggest that the OP is the one engaging in fraudulent behavior. Other forum members have pointed out that the writing style and spelling errors suggest that the OP may have fabricated the situation and falsely accused the casino of wrongdoing. Based on the evidence presented, it appears that the OP is attempting to extort the casino and is likely the true scammer in this situation.

It's always fun to see the April Fool's jokes on the forum every year, and it's great to see that even the old members still play along. I remember the "virus" joke from 2020, and that was also my first April Fool's joke on the forum that I experienced. It definitely caught me off guard!

It's cool to see that these jokes have been going on since 2015, and I think theymos and the administration team do a great job of keeping it fresh and interesting every year. I also appreciate the effort that went into compiling all the past events, it's always fun to look back and reminisce.

I don't see a problem if someone who hunts cheaters on the forum is included in the DT, as long as they use their feedback correctly. This is why the trust system was created - to fight against scammers and cheaters. Isn't it?.


If you add someone to your trust list who doesn't use the feedback correctly and other forum members point it out, you can simply review their arguments and make any necessary corrections to your trust list (as cygan did in this case). So, where exactly is the problem?


OK, let me get this straight. You rely on feedback from DT, but if no one on the forum is willing to contribute to creating a trust lists, how do you expect DT to function? Just imagine what would happen if all reputable and honest members deleted their trust lists.

Actually, the coin was launched back in 2009. It's called Bitcoin, and has been quite successful over the past decade.  

But in all seriousness, why do you think there's a need for a new cryptocurrency specifically for this forum? What problem would it solve that existing cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin don't already solve?


There is no single owner of Bitcoin as it is a decentralized currency that was created by an anonymous person or group using the pseudonym Satoshi Nakamoto. The owner of BitcoinTalk forum is a user named "Theymos" who took over the forum from its original creators, Satoshi and Sirius, in 2011. I hope this clarifies any confusion.

If you're just starting out in the crypto world, my advice is to learn the basics first. Don't rush into investing without understanding how the market works and what risks are involved.

Also, it's better to start with a small investment that you can afford to lose, instead of going all in from the beginning. Gradually increase your investments as you gain more experience and confidence. Don't let the temptation of quick profits cloud your judgement.