Is there any gambling/casino website that owns a android application? I noticed that all gambling websites are good for PC/Computers but not phones, I believe an android application will be flawless and way easier to access..
I think there are over hundreds of gambling casinos that have very good running android and also iOS apps and people like myself have been using those apps for years. Wow, that's really surprising to hear! Are you absolutely certain that there are hundreds of real online casino sites with mobile apps available, and that these aren't just free-to-play games? It's essential to make the distinction between the two, as playing with real money involves a higher level of risk, and it's crucial to ensure the legitimacy and security of any such mobile app before using it. |
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Great! Can you share with us how you collect data? Are you using APIs? I'm glad to see this, I think it'll somehow be helpful for crash players to decide with their cash-out timings. There were times before when I used their history and recorded all the next outputs, I consumed a lot of time doing that. With the help of this site, people will save tons of time and effort. Great work  I'm curious of your next projects. Stakefast just mentioned this a few posts above yours. Apparently, they mostly use APIs, but in some cases it's not possible, so they have to make a custom scraper. We are currently developing the scraper for bustabit. While most sites use a API to gather all realtime data, bustabit doesn't.
It's pretty hard and we will have to find workarounds to make it work. Will post here as soon as its implemented.
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You must be a dear friend of Steve!
Oh, sure. Let's just assume that everyone on the forum who disagrees with you is magically a friend of Steve's. Because that's definitely a logical and rational conclusion to jump to. Bet was honestly placed, they should pay!
While that might be the case, it's important to keep in mind that the casino still has the power to look into any questionable players or bets. This is something you agreed to when you accepted their terms of service. If Steve wanted to help in any way then he will pay, I truly believe now that Steve is the owner of this scam sportsbook!
Steve tried to help you out, but you didn't want to accept his assistance and kept making accusations. It makes me wonder why you were so unwilling to take his help. Why he does not answer to questions I raised? the most I am interested in is why anybody should open a second account if they have 1 already? why they did not ask verification to another account? and ask only for the : pxdi ( because there is not other ) and finally if my bet was lost? they would refund my money?  ? . How do you know they didn't ask for verification from other accounts??? As for why would someone create multiple accounts, there could be various reasons. Some may do so to take advantage of signup bonuses and promotions, while others might want to avoid any betting restrictions imposed on their account. However, what's important to remember is that creating multiple accounts violates the terms and conditions of the casino, which could lead to the termination of all accounts and the loss of any associated funds. I would not raise my situation to Curaçao eGaming , if their support or Steve would have answered to my legit questions, but as you can see they ignore them, or at least pay my winnings and I will end any debate!
Evidently, that's not true. In fact, their customer support team responded promptly to your complaint and politely requested a five business days period to thoroughly review your case. However, despite this, you chose to make a scam accusation on the very same day. How do you expect them to check all the facts if you don't give them the time they need? |
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OP, that's a very long read. I got bored and didn't particularly feel like going through the entirety, so I ended up skimming the rest after reading the first half. Obviously, it's possible I missed something, so feel free to correct me if I've got something wrong. A few of my observations:
MikeJ_NpC has privately asked me to be an arbitrator for this conflict so I invite @albert0bsd to message my account to give me details on what has happened between them.
Well, good luck with that. Please keep us posted! 
Just to add some more information for anyone interested, walletexplorer.com indicates that the address 1LfV1tSt3KNyHpFJnAzrqsLFdeD2EvU1MK belongs to this wallet: [0860b59aaa], the same address was mentioned for the first time on the bitcointalk forum here, and was frequently mentioned in the context of those fake wallet.dat scams. Just my two satoshis... Draw your own conclusion. |
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he still got only 10merits with such an old account.
The user has not earned any merit all the merit (10) on his/her profile papundekli22 received from the airdrop. Details are on the bpip. So, the account act as nothing more than the account of a newbie. And as a newbie can't get a single dollar without collateral the user will also not get a single dollar like me and any other experienced person. Oh, looks like we have a user who's been around for a while! He claims he had the account since 2010 but lost access. Possible alt: mumi22Bitcointalk Username:papundekli22 (before grindcomber,mumi22-lost my pass not newbie)
Loan history:before i have usernames grindcomber and mumi22.Here since 2010.
The account mumi22 was up for sale back in 2015 by (now inactive) Hero member waterpile, so it is possible that's his alt account as there is no evidence that the account has been sold. Account for sale: mumi22STARTING BID 0.12 BTC Another possible alt: nacifelesegAccept me with my newbie acc. for spins ? (crypto memeber since 2011 my first account on btctalk.org was mumi22). Or no ?
username:nacifeleseg
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Martingale is a guaranteed winning strategy only under two small conditions: 1 - there are no bet limits, 2 - you have an unlimited amount of money.
That is false and even if it were true the conditions are unrealistic, so people better forget about Martingale, but no matter how many times that has been explained in this forum by several of us, and in a lot of places on the web, people misinterpret what they want and keep trying the strategy. What were you going to do with unlimited money and no bet limits? Double the bet to win only the initial amount until you lose it all and start all over again? Actually, you can't lose everything in the Martingale betting strategy if there are no betting limits and you have an unlimited amount of money. But let's face it, those conditions are unrealistic and only exist as a mathematical model, so there's no point in discussing them. Bottom line: Martingale is a terrible gambling strategy in the long run, and I'm sure we all agree on that. The Martingale should be called the Rubbishgala.
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One question for you c0ldbrewz, since you said that you don't know much about monero, who exactly asked for payment for your work to be sent in XMR instead of BTC or some other coin? I have to confess that this question also popped into my mind. Based on the chat logs, it was saxydev who decided to make the XMR payment, as expected. 01/23/2023 2:14 PM
and one more thing, i will pay in XMR
send your address also I actually made some digging on this matter. And the results are... how to say... fascinating. Apparently, saxydev made another "Houdini move" when he sent the payment to c0ldbrewz, as he managed to pay without having a XMR wallet  At least this is what I can understand from this sentence, which I found in the other topic: I am not going to pay you anything more. What I am going to is next 48 hours [...] to install a monero wallet and share the secret key with the txd. Since the active businessman scammer said he will install a XMR wallet, this means he did not have one, right? Then taking into consideration that there are infinitesimal chances for him to delete a XMR wallet just after paying to c0ldbrewz (as he would not have any reason to do that), we conclude that he made the payment on Monero network without having a wallet, which is, again, pure magic. Fabulous! Am I missing something here? Even if he did send the payment (that's a big IF) and then deleted the wallet or lost access to it for whatever reason, and he later restores the wallet from the mnemonic seed, he will no longer have access to the secret TX key of the transaction. This is because the key can only be obtained from the local wallet used to create the transaction. But I bet he didn't know that, as he repeated the same lie in the Discord chat: what wallet are you using?
do rescan
you should have the function
i am installing a monero wallet and i will give the secret key to check it on blockchain Kind of ironic considering this is the same guy who was offering his blockchain forensics services to the community.  |
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Wow, what a fantastic website you have here! Monitoring real-time crash game results on popular casinos is a brilliant idea. I must say, I've never seen anything quite like it before. Kudos to you for coming up with something original and truly unique. Although crash games may not be my cup of tea, I'm sure many people really enjoy playing them. Keep up the great work!
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All your bets were placed on matches with abnormal activity (matches with a predetermined result) and our provider canceled them so your account will be closed after you withdraw your last deposit, play fair and you will not have problems with payouts Could you please provide a clarification on the specific abnormal activity that you are referring to? It would be greatly appreciated if you could provide some evidence to substantiate your claim. This would allow us to better understand the situation and make informed decisions based on the facts presented. |
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Flag supported from my side. By the way, did anyone notice when he updated his profile page? It seems that Elvis has left the building, and I doubt he'll be back. |
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Am I correct?
Yes, you are basically right. Except, that TX mentioned earlier is probably not related to this case since the information in screenshots, particularly the block number and timestamp, doesn't match up. "saxydev" claims that the transaction was confirmed in block 2813799 (mined about 10 days ago), and the mentioned TX is part of block 2820718 from a few days ago. I see. But let's suppose we insist on using that TxID as it's what admitted by saxydev to be the valid TxID, and thus, the complete web address as I wrote above, will entering both entries --the address and the TX private key-- brings us a "false positive", i.e. it will says xxx amount of XMR --equals to 90$-- was indeed sent to OP's address while saxydev actually never send it? Or will it says something like, "invalid data, transaction not found"? If what'll happen is the latter, then the result itself is conclusive enough that saxydev has never send the payment and brings us to the end of this case. For the record, saxydev never confirmed that TxID. We inferred this from the screenshots provided by c0ldbrewz. (Which are most likely fabricated to mislead the recipient.) You can never get a "false positive" result. Either he will give a valid TX ID and TX secret key that will validate the transaction, or you will get an error message such as "the transaction cannot be decrypted," depending on the tool used. |
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Am I correct?
Yes, you are basically right. Except, that TX mentioned earlier is probably not related to this case since the information in screenshots, particularly the block number and timestamp, doesn't match up. "saxydev" claims that the transaction was confirmed in block 2813799 (mined about 10 days ago), and the mentioned TX is part of block 2820718 from a few days ago. If I am, then I'll ask saxydev, do I fall under that criteria? You asked if anyone would do their role as part of the community, and here I am, volunteering purely to get this case closed. I don't think I'm on any gang on this forum, and I would like to call myself --well, self proclaimed as it is-- trustworthy enough. Would you PM me that TX private key which will allows all of us to see the truth behind this case?
Given that saxydev is already caught in a web of his own lies, I highly doubt he will send you any proof. Nonetheless, remain wary of his words, as he may try to weasel his way out once more. And to any other members, as I am aware that screenshot can be edited, but suppose saxydev kept his words and provide me with the TX private key so that I can confirm that the payment is indeed sent --or didn't sent-- would the screenshot provided by me enough as an evidence? I can assure you all that I won't bother editing the screenshots --aside from cropping and obscuring anything that can be used to identify me-- as whatever shown wouldn't benefits or detrimental to me.
Sure, we can do that. If he gives you the transaction details and you confirm that it's legit, I'll adjust my trust rating based on your word (no need for a screenshot). However, as I have repeatedly pointed out, the transaction details don't reveal any information about the sender, but only the address of the recipient and the amount sent, so there is absolutely no reason not to share this information publicly in terms of privacy. So, there is no material difference between sharing a screenshot of a transaction receipt and a link to a transaction receipt, except that the latter provides verifiable evidence while the former does not. |
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They basically scammed me on mu deposit
Unsubstantiated claims won't be taken seriously by the community. If you want people to take your allegations seriously, it's important to back them up with evidence. I would suggest gathering all the relevant evidence you can and posting it in the Scam Accusations section of the forum. This could include screenshots of conversations with live-chat agents, records of your balance history on the site, and anything else that supports your claims. |
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https://ibb.co/GRQ2jbptake it. you know the resources I pulled to get the key? neah, resync your wallet, it's there block: 2813799 @saxydev, I already answered this in another thread, but just in case you missed it, here's a reminder: to prove a payment on the Monero network, you'll need to show two things: 1. The correct TX ID
2. The secret transaction key (tx key) from your walletThese details do not reveal your identity or the source of the payment in any way. It just proves that recipient received money. So, let's put the privacy concerns to rest and focus on getting the payment proven. Screenshots or any other forms of evidence that can be easily manipulated or altered are irrelevant in this case. |
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I will share it to a trusted person outside the gang of ShitBaboonNewsletterBitcoin aka GazetaBitcoin to verify the transaction, my personal specification is that it is a private matter and I do not make public any of my own addresses or information related to any of transactions public.
Come on, why don't you just share the info with the person you were supposed to send the payment to? It'll make sorting things out so much easier. Working in my domain you may understand that sharing an address is the same as doxing yourself.
Sorry to bring up your bullshit again. If you know anything about Monero transactions, you'd know that sharing the transaction ID and key doesn't give away the sender's address. If you're trying to scam someone, you should probably learn the basics first. Let me say it again, just to make sure everyone gets it. Sharing the tx key or secret transaction key (sometimes called "r" in the CryptoNote white paper and other technical documentation) doesn't prove that YOU made a payment. It only proves that SOMEONE received money.
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I have checked the transaction on monero, it is valid, he received. If anyone here out of the gang of The shitnewsletterbitcoin want to check it, add it on discord and I will share it.
Prove it! @fatfork read the docs of the wallet he is using on and see after.
There is no way, and I have good internet connection and good devices to just sync it in 3 minutes. It just can't be.
Nope, that's not right. When you use a remote node, you don't have to download the whole blockchain to your PC or wait for it to sync. Instead, you can get your wallet connected to the network right away. However, I won't be going into the details of how the Monero network and wallets work here as it would be off-topic. If there's something that you're unclear about and you have a specific question, feel free to open a new topic in the Altcoin section. But anyway whoever wants to check it I can send it privately, to check that he received. If you want to help him, help him learn how to use xmr.
Judging from what I see, it looks like neither of you have a good grasp of the Monero network, wallets, or transactions. Or one of you isn't being honest. I'm leaning towards believing @c0ldbrewz more because of some of the bullshit responses you've provided so far. If you want to prove what you're saying, show the transaction details publicly. Otherwise, it seems like you're trying to pull a scam. |
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Is there anyone have experience with monero?  are all this true? No. Most of it is just a bunch of bullshit. is it really there will be no information available over 2000 blocks?
No. All the information will remain on the blockchain and on your fully synced node permanently. private secret view keys are attached to address (mnemonic) right not the transaction?
"The private view key" is not limited to a single address or transaction but rather applies to all addresses within the wallet. Think of it as a private key for creating a watch-only wallet, it cannot be used to sign transactions, but it shouldn't be shared publicly to protect privacy. On the other hand, there is a "transaction key" that is unique to a single transaction and can be used to prove that you have initiated the transaction. More information here: https://www.getmonero.org/resources/user-guides/prove-payment.htmlis monero wallet really loads 1 month mostly?
The reason your wallet is taking so long to sync could be due to a variety of factors. Are you using a normal or lightweight wallet? Are you running a full node or using a remote node? And how's the performance of your hard drive and internet connection? These things can all play a role. what did he mean i only have sending key but not receiving keys on my mnemonic? base the info i gathered there's only address, secret view key, secret spending key, never heard of secret receiving key As I mentioned earlier, it's a bunch of nonsense. If your wallet is synced and you can't see the transaction or if the sender can't show the TXID and transaction key, it's a clear indication that he's lying to you. |
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According to a report filed with the US Securities and Exchange Commission [1], PayPal held $604 million worth of cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin and Bitcoin Cash, as of December 31, 2022. Bitcoin is the largest part of PayPal's crypto holdings, accounting for $291 million. Ethereum was second, with $250 million, and the remaining $63 million was split between Litecoin and Bitcoin Cash. PayPal's crypto holdings accounted for 67% of the company's total financial liabilities of $902 million. The company's total financial assets were over $25 billion. Despite offering cryptocurrency services for more than two years, this is the first time PayPal has provided a breakdown of its crypto holdings in its annual financial report. An article on Cointelegraph [2] reports that PayPal keeps its customers' cryptocurrencies through the use of a third-party custodian. The company emphasized in the filing that it has a contractual agreement in place with the custodian mandating the segregation of customer assets and prohibiting their mix with the custodian's proprietary or other assets. However, PayPal stated that they cannot guarantee the effectiveness of these contractual obligations in the event of the custodian's bankruptcy or insolvency. I'm not sure whether PayPal has enabled the withdrawal of cryptocurrency funds to personal wallets for all users. However, it appears that many still don't fully grasp the significance of the adage "not your keys, not your coins."
[1] - https://d18rn0p25nwr6d.cloudfront.net/CIK-0001633917/b562e712-8266-493c-8ae8-e28f93404d2f.pdf[2] - https://cointelegraph.com/news/paypal-held-604m-in-bitcoin-and-other-crypto-by-the-end-of-2022 |
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The main message for me is gamble with what you can afford to lose and seek help if you think it is affecting you negatively.
ChatGPT responses are generated based on patterns in the data it was trained on. Besides, OpenAI's ethical guidelines state that it should not create content that is harmful, abusive, or otherwise offensive, and that it should avoid engaging in illegal or harmful activities. https://openai.com/events/code-of-conduct.txtI don't think you can refer to your chats in that way. The URL you provided is only accessible to you and holds no value to anyone else. |
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