Having multiple accounts is not an offense by itself on this forum. If you encounter a negative trust rating with such an explanation, it is a sign of misuse of the trust system. (I honestly didn't notice such trust ratings from DT members based on multiaccounting. Perhaps you have some example to show?)


People use multiple accounts on online forums for different reasons, and there is no one-size-fits-all explanation. Some use it to maintain anonymity, others to express varying opinions, and some just for the enjoyment of having multiple online identities. The motivations behind this usage can vary greatly from person to person.

Here is another example from the same individual.:


https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5438315.msg61716675#msg61716675 [ archive ]

Not only is it obvious that he used ChatGPT to generate the text, the idiot even included the "Regenerate response" part, which further confirms this. 

Yes. The concept of 'provably fair' technology in gambling can be traced back to the rise of cryptocurrency and blockchain technology. When Bitcoin came around in 2009, it brought a new level of transparency and trust to financial transactions. And that's what got people thinking, "Hey, why not use this technology to make online gambling fair too?" This, in turn, inspired the idea of using cryptographic algorithms to ensure fairness in online gambling.


Your first sentence is logically flawed. Merely mentioning something does not necessarily make it a reliable fact to base a conclusion on. Also, I have to correct you on your second statement. While 'provably fair' technology may use similar methods to blockchain, like cryptography, it doesn't necessarily mean it requires blockchain to be considered valid. There are numerous examples of online casinos that have adopted 'provably fair' methods that don't involve blockchain or cryptocurrencies in any way.

Personally, I find the notion of having to constantly agree to lengthy terms and conditions and cookie notifications quite frustrating. It seems that every website or app is like, "Hey, check out these 10 pages of fine print before you use us." Who's got the time for that? The truth is, most people don't have the patience to read through all of these agreements, and as a result, they often click "accept" without truly understanding what they are agreeing to. This is a concerning issue as it raises questions about privacy, data protection, and informed consent. In my opinion, there needs to be a better solution that balances the need for legal protection with the rights and interests of the user.

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Thanks @PowerGlove for the charts, they really bring clarity to the game, especially in categories where second place is light years behind.



That means nothing. Apparently, there are even chicks with cocks these days (or so I've heard.) 

It's amusing how your previous reply, even though it was on a completely different topic, can still be used to answer this question you just asked.


 

It's not uncommon for betting sites to enforce such restrictions, especially if they suspect something fishy or if you've been on a winning streak. Have you tried contacting Cloudbet customer support yet to see what's going on? They might be able to explain the situation and help you fix it.

So, according to you, Brazil was unlucky for losing in a semi-final penalty shootout, but at the same time, Argentina is the strongest for winning the final, also in a penalty shootout? That's absurd!


And Italy didn't even qualify for WC 2022. But that doesn't mean it's a weak team.

Yeah, same here! It was back in my high school days too. A bunch of my friends started placing bets at sportsbooks on their commute to and from school. And, when all my friends were doing it, I felt like I had to join in. It's pretty funny to think about it now, but at the time, there wasn't even a law in place in my country to prevent underage gambling. Times have definitely changed!

We were just playing for fun, you know, just to pass the time. But then one day, I started losing more than I could afford. It was a wake-up call for me and I realized that gambling with real money wasn't as fun as I thought it would be. But hey, it was a good lesson learned and now I just stick to playing for fun.

Yup, I know that some casinos give back by donating a portion of their revenue for charitable causes and to make a positive impact on the world. It's all part of being a responsible business and giving back to the community. They call it corporate social responsibility and it's supposedly a way for companies to make a positive impact on society, although I personally think that it's more about just another way of promoting companies.

But when it comes to the world of crypto gambling, I'm not sure if the same level of social responsibility is being upheld. As the crypto industry is still relatively new and unregulated, it may not yet have established norms for corporate social responsibility in the same way that traditional brick-and-mortar casinos have.

He is probably referring to the FIFA World Rankings table post-World Cup in Qatar, where Brazil and Argentina hold the top two spots, making them the two highest-ranked teams in the world.



As for the second part of his statement about France and the European teams, I fully agree that it's ridiculous. Luck does indeed have a role in these competitions, but suggesting that a team had better luck in facing a specific opponent in the knockout phase is irrelevant. In the same vein, one could argue that Argentina was lucky in the final as they defeated France only through penalty kicks and not through regular play. Furthermore, there hasn't been a World Cup without at least one European team in the final since 1950.

How did you figure out how to use the Electrum wallet? Was it through reading the instructions or maybe watching a video tutorial? Well, you can learn how to use a hardware wallet just the same. There's really not much difference between the two, and using a hardware wallet ain't rocket science.

As a general guideline, online forums and communities tend to have a minimum age requirement of 13 in accordance with the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA). However, as mk4 said, there is nothing stopping someone under 13 from registering on a forum, just as there is nothing stopping them from using other social networks or online services, unless a KYC (or at least DOB) verification is required.

The responsibility for protecting minors of this age online falls on their parents and legal guardians, therefore it is crucial for them to monitor their online activities, checking the sites they visit and ensure that they are not being exposed to harmful or inappropriate content. In addition, it's a good idea to teach them about staying safe online, like how to keep their personal information private, how to avoid being bullied online, and what to do if they come across something that makes them feel uncomfortable.

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No, we are not. This forum is a centralized platform through and through. You may have confused Bitcointalk.org with Bitcoin. 

As far as I'm aware, there was at least one other member who was involved in developing Bitvest and 777Coin casinos, and that's Zodiac1233. Though he hasn't been active on the forum for a year, his latest post suggests that he's still a part of the team.

So you're basically looking for help on how to cheat at the casino? I'm sorry my friend, but cheating is not only unethical, it's also illegal. Not to mention the fact that casinos take cheating very seriously and have advanced measures in place to detect and prevent it.

Sorry, buddy, but you're in the wrong place if you're looking for tips on how to bend the rules at the casino. You see, folks like you make it tough for honest players who just want to enjoy a little gambling fun. And let's be real, if you get caught cheating, you'll probably come back here and play the victim, complaining about how the casino "unfairly" banned you and took all your money. So save us all the drama, and play fair.

Yes, generating a Bitcoin address offline is possible and even recommended option. This method of creating a new wallet and generating addresses without the use of the internet enhances the security of your funds. As for transaction fees, there are numerous wallets that support automatic and manual fee adjustment for Bitcoin transactions. And, just a heads up, don't call it "gas fee". That's not a term typically used for Bitcoin network.

Nah, that's not the case. Don't believe that you won't be asked for KYC just because you're not using a ton of money for gambling or withdrawals. KYC is a common thing that lots of online gambling sites do to make sure they know who their customers are. So, even if you're not betting big bucks, you might still get asked to do KYC.


Now you are contradicting yourself.

I'm more of a old school kind of person. I prefer classic gambling (if online casinos can even be called classic gambling), although I'm familiar with PvP gambling, where individuals compete against each other in games of skill or chance, rather than against a casino or house. However, I do see the appeal of PvP gambling as well. The idea of going head to head with other individuals, rather than against the house, adds a whole new level of challenge and excitement. It's great to see the growth of online card games and esports tournaments, which provide a platform for PvP gambling. In the end, it's all about personal preference. Some people love the classic casino experience, while others prefer the challenge of PvP gambling.

Honestly, this excuse for your laziness is probably one of the weakest and least convincing. I understand that in some parts of the world, plagiarism may not be considered a major offense, but I have never heard of it being used as a way of expressing gratitude.


Well, you've included him in the Craft Master category but forgot to remove his personal musings. How crafty of you! 

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Oh yeah! That sounds hot. (If you're into that sort of thing, that is).