Having a game closer to your finger tips is what the next generation of the gaming industry is going to be about. The fact that this is held on Telegram is pretty cool and gives the player the chance to play even on short breaks.

If you think about it this is a great way to advertise a new casino by having select games held on Telegram with instant access.

As a result, a whole new sector of bot powered games on Telegram has now kicked in, and some of these can be seen here .

The way these guys have done it, so far it has been quite successful - keep up with the good work.

Hey guys, I've checked the announcement blog and I must say that the contest sounds really fun and interesting. I also like how you keep distributing the bet token among the top 50 bettors - something to look forward to.

I have one 'silly' question, I'd like clarification on, what's the link 'pawn not intended' between EarnBet and Link, which from the rest of the supporting cryptos seems to be really standing out? Was this something that members on here wanted to have or is this something more to do with the teams' strategic planning?

You could have done with adding the official link  (for those interested here it is).

So far by scrolling through and getting a peak at the testimonials the site looks interesting enough to read more about it (see link above) but whether it is a platform that you can entrust your money to is something yet undetermined.

The idea is interesting and could potentially bring onboard a range of investors but what I want to know is what security do you provide to your investors if the loan can't be repaid and the investors don't get their dividends or repayments, who's taking the responsibility for this?

The morale of this topic is to not risk more capital than you have. Don't get into debt just to go big on a bet which you can never be certain you'll win.

And this is also common sense among non-addicted gamblers, or at least that's what the consensus is.

Some of the original points in this thread about not going big when entering new territories can also be classified as a mistake some people make when they're confident that with their skills, but let's be honest, not all casinos play by the same rules so the strategies should be adjusted accordingly.


One fun, rule book for gamblers which is fun to read can be found here where some of these common mistakes previously outlines by others are also touched on.

That's the catch with this tournament, you have to start big in order to participate and the payout should indeed cover that plus a little surplus.

So, if you factor all of that in then you come to the conclusion that only if you're confident enough in your skills and have spare cash lying around only then you can enter the competition to have a good laugh. Otherwise, the laugh would be a pretty expensive one 

That said, its better to have a descent pool size rather than only inflate it to attract people and end up scamming everybody.

When has money been easy to make in any industry without being properly equipped for that particular industry being knowledge, skills etc. The cryptoindustry sector is no different if you haven't got anything to offer then you're going to find it tough no doubt.

Once you start to understand how it operates and manage to build some skills whether these might be in trading or writing or whatever you'll then have it easier for sure. But one thing to remember is that there's no money where there's no risk.

Really sad to see such disappointing customer service from the SwC Poker. Not responding to valid questions and downright deleting them is a bit absurd and speaks to the amount of unprofessionalism these guys have developed recently. Which is a shame because I used to consider them as one of the top dogs in the industry.

I think if we raise our voice and create enough ruckus the higher management will hear us and correct these malpractices. I think this is mostly the lower management that is being so shady and weird.

I guess we'll wait for an official response, but SwC does seem to be going down the drain lately.

There really isn't no point in trying to compete with people who have finessed their strategies to the best possible way, with a high bank roll and a overwhelming amount of experience. You're just up against a competition where you'll lose flat out.

I'd say this though, if you got the experience, guts, knowledge and a little more than just spare cash you can wager large amounts and be confident that you'll recoup your losses in the end. You need to start at a place where only a few people can reach and from there is a strategy battle.

NO, not necessarily. Opening and creating an ANN thread on here is not mandatory but it's a custom as a way to increase your visibility to perspective customers.

This is because on here there are many people who check these pages on a daily basis for updates and what not. So it's a cheap way to promote your new casino whilst getting constructive feedback.

This has been the norm and the process many casinos have undertaken even if it was an idea or a pre-product, people are keen to provide feedback on the features they want or would like introduced. Thus, it is a great way to understand the needs of your customers - great, cheap market research!

That's the spirit of an optimistic person! But honestly though the fact that BTC is undergoing another drop (which always remember could be much worse) is not a real reason to panic. This has happened so many times before and the frightened investors sold out quick only to realise that have they waited a little longer they would have been in a better position.

But who am I to talk right? The best we can do is keep our cool and take advantage of the dip - create a new opportunity from every other event. That's how you can keep holding it together after seeing this cycle repeat itself several times already.

As you can see there are a lot of competitions and challenges going on regardless of which game you prefer to play, including Dice. These vary from day to day, and even more challenges are added every week so you can never get bored.

Below is a screenshot of this weeks' challenges and the times at which these take place. If you're unsure about anything, feel free to ask away, people on here are nice and love to advise, so you'll get a response.

Googling the reviews on this casino is nothing but not as straight forward as you'd expect. Hence, the statement above can't easily be verified.

By taking the matter a little into my own two hands, I tried to get as many unbiased reviews on this as possible and so far I must tell you that this is all mixed. Click here for details.

What I can say though based on a quick surf on the main page is that this casino has clearly put in a good amount of effort into making it as professionally as possible. The vibe you get by scrolling through is nothing but high caliber.

This is why more recent stories and encounters with them would be useful information for the members here to understand whether these are false/true accusations. I hope to see some of you sharing your experience.

The only times when I dump my coins are when a project I've foolishly invested in has gone completely silent.

It happened to a few small investments of mine in the masternode coins sector. However, I made other investments in other masternode coins, that also went under, but I made significant profits and exited fast. That kind of offset my losses.

So there you have it, I only sell a coin that's dead weight, when I can offset the loss it has caused through some other asset for equivalent amounts of my capital investment in the coin that I am dumping. Plus whatever I can make off the dump, is then my profit.

I think communication is extremely important, if a team doesn't even maintain communications with its investors—that's a huge red flag.

OBVIOUS scam. Pls do not engage with this site. If you don't believe me just type the name into Google and all you see is that scam accusations are real and date back to 2019. This is a snapshot of what I found, but feel free to explore it yourself.

Be cautious, many people rated this site as being bad and difficult to get in contact with so word of advice:
keep your money away from here.

Your strategies are too much effort to implement. If you had 5 people asking you about what BTC was then you'd spend ~20 mins per person explaining the same thing, and the way you said you might just show them how to make small money via faucets etc is only going to cost you your time for probably not much in return.

I have no problem with you doing that from the goodness of your heart, I'm just saying it isn't practical on the long run or something others would consider taking on.

The best way to learn about BTC or anything in general is to have enough curiosity and if that's lacking then there's little you can do to help other learn something they're vaguely interested in. Like the old saying ' where there's a will there's a way'.

And if you ask me what I'd say to people who come to me asking about advice regarding crypto I'd most likely guide them to online resources where they can learn and take away the messages they care about, if they wish so.

Also, this way there's no throwing around the blame that if it wasn't for you I would have still had my x amount of money type conversation.

The fact that they added LTC is obviously a nice step but given the number of crypto currencies already accepted on this platform I'm not sure how much value adding more coins would bring.

Obviously, certain factors have to be taken into account and it may just not be worth the effort, specially when the request is not as high as you'd imagine.

In my opinion, best to focus on more marketing and promotion content as that's probably what's going to lead to rampant traffic and return.

What you said just caught my eye so of course I check this out, and it might just be all about timing. As right now, there are 77 members with bets placed within minutes.



SO it seems that despite this site not being popular among many players there does seem to be a few, some even regulars that are still committing to this casino 
I wonder what the attraction here is, as I'm not willing to register just to check it out - feel free to let me know your thoughts

In a race as short as 30 mins with regular players who are willing to go big I think the chances of a newbie winning are limited to say the list.

Surely, a different turn of events might occur of the race was to be extended but then I suppose that's what people like about this place, short and to the point. You'll know if you've won or not rather quickly, so I think this quick turnaround is something these guys pride themselves with.

As we just saw with Dillian Whyte vs Povetkin, the older, stronger man can win.

In this case, it's going to be a mirror image of that. De La Hoya is by no means slow (even in his late 40s) and he's still got considerable power.

Perfect for knocking out glass chin Khan.

It's either points win for Khan, or KO for old man De La Hoya.

Bitcoin and Ethereum are two completely different things.... They're not in competition with one another.

What you're essentially saying is "Will electricity overpower the dollar in the future?" Ether is a gas unit used to power the Ethereum virtual machine (EVM), whereas Bitcoin is a store of value and transactional unit of value. They are not equivalent, even though they are both cryptocurrencies.

Ethereum arguably has more use cases than Bitcoin, hence why it has grown so fast. It's also not competing with banks or other massive centralized institutions like Bitcoin is.

I think Ether will achieve a higher market cap than Bitcoin at some point, but that by no means it has overpowered it. When it comes to payments, it's all bitcoin baby.