I think the culture that we should implement on this forum is that when you come with problems, you have to come with solutions too.
There can be some things done to lessen the spam and scam in those sections but at the same time everything comes with some costs and theymos comment was interesting regarding to newbie jails.
First of all, people have to use their brains. It's bad that someone tries and scams but it's even worse that people fall as victims. People should learn how to analyze the project, why that project gives them a promise, they should understand that nice words look nice on paper and not in real life.

I think this is the best deal here, it can be like cognitive behaviour therapy for people and I think will lessen the number of scams.

There is some logic behind it and despite the fact that I have been in touch with b2b service providers and was working in online casinos, I have to say that it's not really a bad idea. During pandemic and lockdowns, there was an enormous rise in traffic. It was great for business but it was an indicator that people were spending too much money on casinos. I think most of them wouldn't be very rich, so money was very necessary during this lockdown because you are in stuck, no work and no income. Yeah, people may need entertainment but at the same time we have to consider reality and it's that people can't have much control over themselves when it comes to gambling. For this, we started an active campaign for responsible gambling and I think we played our role in it to inform players and help them to spend less money.

But limitations that Germany sets is very tough, we need moderate control, we shouldn't kill this segment and have to consider that a lot of people work there too and they have their families, they need money.
Another deal to my mind can be if governments increase taxes for a while and use those funds to help people who really need during this covid. I know it sounds like a terrible idea but I believe it's not that bad for a limited time. Here it will be like: Money from those who have a lot goes to those who don't have and need it.

I said that if Ebay may decide to add cryptocurrencies, other attempts from competitors would turn into a huge, huge loss. As we see, PayPal decided to integrate cryptocurrencies. Right now you can only buy virtual bitcoin but in 2021 you'll be able to fully use crypto service.
Btw bitcoin will still be taxable because according to IRS it's treated like property.

Have a look at this article: Will PayPal’s crypto offer turn into a tax nightmare?
And at this: How Taxes Will Complicate Crypto Payments On PayPal

They stated that upcoming cryptocurrencies are: Ethereum, Litecoin and Bitcoin Cash. They haven't mentioned ripple at the moment and to be fair I am a little bit surprised but there is a logic behind this decision. Paypal needs new customers, as they stated, they expect that millions of crypto users will come and use their service after this implementation that will be fully covered in 2021. So, if they need new customers, then bitcoin is by far the best choice because it has a lot of users, then comes Ethereum but seems they jumped from Ripple to bitcoin cash.

I think it's not a right place to discuss about gambling and it's effect on us. But in overall I want to mention that you have to look at casinos as service providers that offer you another level of entertainment and sometimes you have to pay some money for it or even get rewarded, that's all. Similar to fitness subscription, where you pay for it but and sometimes get rewards or succeed in group trainings.

Seems you were just lucky, wish you all the best.

What I see the most often is that there are cases when people lose and try to recover, promise themselves that once they recover from losses, they'll never gamble but sometimes it happens like people can't really follow their words or luck isn't on their side and they can't profit, higher debt makes it much more difficult to recover from it.

But, also what I see is that people usually think about different kind of strategies and while in their mind it sounds good, once they fail, then they think that they didn't give it enough time and budget to prove that it works and then they invest even more in their gambling strategies and if they end up losing a lot, then they move on another one and think around it. Then time comes when they promise themselves to never gamble but then again happens what I already mentioned above.

Pretty much true. On most of the news websites titles look like PayPal already implemented crypto with full features. Right now, as it seems we will only be able to buy virtual bitcoins, not a real ones i.e. we own bitcoin on paypal and it's price will change like a real one but we won't be able to deposit/withdraw bitcoin. Also, there was an article on cointelegraph about paypal crypto and taxes. Seems we will have to pay and get charged again.

Btw without doubt, paypal is a reason of this rise in price but was it the result of the fact that people didn't understand that paypal hasn't really implemented it right now and what it offers to us is just virtual bitcoin? Or people understood it and it still caused positive vibes?

At some point it's good that they follow the technological trends but I don't think that hardware wallet with fingerprint authorization is a good idea, it's very dangerous.
First of all it's very easy to fake fingerprint by trying some techniques, for example, 3D printing, getting imagination about his/her fingerprint by touching something from his/her side and then working on making a fake one. Also, what if somehow happened like you fall asleep and someone tries to have an access on your wallet by using your finger while you are asleep? What happens if you seriously scratch your finger? There are a lot of cons in this subject.

Good remark, if someone sees that someone promotes scam project or even scam service, just open scam accusation thread or ask some DT members to red tag him.
I think the problem that this user faces is that newbies aren't naturally able to wear signatures while some people are able to pay for copper memberships and break this resistance.

I don't understand at all why there is so huge negative feelings regarding to signatures, copper memberships and around similar things. There are things that you can't fully fix. There is jail on crime but tons of crimes happen daily. People have to learn to do more and deep research when they are looking for something. If you see a project, just check scam accusation, reputation child boards, google more around the project, have analytical thinking. You have to use your brain and don't be lazy to look into someone's hands.

Well, if I would be able to buy real bitcoin and would have an ability to deposit/withdraw bitcoins on Paypal, then for sure I would use it.

But buying virtual bitcoin and holding or keeping it on Paypal isn't something that I want. If I have USD, then I would just normally use Paypal as always but what users here want is to be able to send bitcoins into their Paypal and be able to exchange it or send. Hope, they'll soon add this feature.
Seems, right now their strategy is to gain the attention of holders but at the same time they talk about taxes that we may have to pay, so, idk how wise action it is from Paypal to launch this service without main features.

If you have a good relationship/communication with casino owner/managers, then it will be better to use this advantage and ask them this question, especially data analysts and marketing managers/product owners.

Personally, I can tell you that at first people are looking for a nice user interface, something that will be easy to use and understand. Then comes promotions, promos play a huge role to attract new customers. But you know what, casinos spend most of their money in advertisements. They spend huge money in promotions too but these promotions are like an investment that should have good ROI. I'm telling you this just for general information that you may already know.

To be fair, some people rarely check the house edge. Slots have a high house edge but a lot of people play them because of its graphics and different types of giveaways with different visual content. This has it's psychological effect on humans too. If I play blackjack that has high house edge compared to dice, that's because I love this game and opposite. And in overall, the house edge on games are like a standard everywhere.

So:
1. UI/UX/Visuals
2. Promotions
3. Great variety of games
4. Great customer support / great response time.
5. Speed of website
6. Easy deposit / easy withdrawal.

Bitsler really has loyal customers. That's because there is a strong and healthy relationship between the company and the customers. This casino cares about customers, tries to offer good promotions, reward players and solve all of their problems quickly.

The only thing that I really don't like and wish to be amended is the speed of casino products development. They have to move at a higher speed and add many products. For example, they don't have slots, just a basic thing.

Btw their sportsbook will get better and better with amazing and exciting features/promotions. Bitsler rocks in it...

First of all, you created this thread on 13 October and I replied to you on 20 October. So you haven't replied to anyone here "a long time ago". It's a short time.
I said everything about evolution gaming in more details than anyone here and believe me, I have very high competence in it.
Also, I do not care <-- sounds rude cause I'm not t spamming your thread and instead try to help and give you a detailed answer to have an overall image around this task.
Again, if you provide me with posts here that say the same things that I said (double-check my post), then red tag me.

I think, via tokenization, we will avoid 3rd parties and save millions of dollars and this is a great bonus, these funds can be used for different projects and even for improving our healthcare systems and higher funding of healthcare services.
In overall, blockchain technologies can make stored information more secure and very hard to modify but at the same time, this can be a problem. For example, people are often misdiagnosed, i.e. someone has bipolar disorder but is misdiagnosed with depression, etc.

But the main problem of our Healthcare is that they don't want to fix the problems and even cause them. Stimulants, antidepressants and anti anxiolytics are given to kids, to my mind that's a catastrophe. Their brain hasn't developed and doctors already mess with their brain chemistry. As a result, someone feels like a zombie, develop depression and other mental problems. I think that's the real problem in our world right now but the most curious thing is that we see advertisements where brands suggest people ask for this or certain medication and in this case, advertisements come from hard drug manufacturers too.

This can cause unwanted side effects: People who got reported may PM post reporters and ask why did they report them, wtf do they want, etc, this can turn into revenge. Nothing serious but not joyful at all.
And the second case, to see which mod deleted the post, can really be very bad for moderators because they may receive dozens of PMs from users about why did he/she remove the post. Mods are super busy and it will be impossible to answer all of these kinds of PMs, so PM spamming isn't something that we want.

Btw polls transparency is a good idea. We can see whether certain answers are consciously abused by newbies/alts or not.

There are differences between Crash and Limbo. Crash is a more social version of Limbo because people bet together and once the bets are closed, game begins. While Limbo is more likely a personalized version of Crash where you bet alone and crash results are instant. That's the main difference and it has it's psychological effect on people and that's why some of them request crash to be added.
Also, right now dice isn't only the popular option and not 99% of bets come on dice. A lot of games have been implemented in crypto casinos and have become popular, including Roulette, Blackjack, poker, sportsbook, etc.

As far as I understood, you mean that if you invested $1000, is there any chance to lose more? i.e. you may mean that for example bitcoin's price will go into minus and you'll have to pay that debt, am I right? The maximum you can lose is the money that you invested in the beginning but on another hand:
1. You invested $1000 and got $14000. Price went to zero, you lose $14000. If price kept $1000 and then went to zero, you lose $1000. But the most curious thing is that it happens like people still trade with dead coins or there are exchanges that still carry dead coins.

And boom, seems someone was looking for this moment to catch such an amazing domain and bought it via Namecheap. It's curious, if domain was bought by Godaddy, why they didn't keep it? It's known that godaddy is a very shady when it comes to domain registration. There happened like good domain name was free but once checked on godaddy, after some minutes it was already bought.

I visited the current website and as it seems, new owner decided to keep the same title and description on this one too:
Title - Bitcoin Dice | Monero | Bitcoin Cash 0.5% House Edge Gambling - SafeDice
Description - Play Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, Monero Dice - Lowest 0.5% house edge dice gambling casino, Instant payouts, Provably fair; High max win. Join anonymously for free!

So, what's the point?

Okey, Binance paid $400 million to acquire Coinmarketcap. It's really an insane amount of money for a website but I want to remind you that in 2017, Coinmarketcap has been in the list of top 100 websites globally according to Alexa rank. This directly indicates that the website generates huge traffic.
Now their Alexa rank is 656 but the bull run will be the huge advantage for Binance and I think we will see it soon, halving has already happened.

Personally I don't think it's a good fact that Binance has taken control on almost everything and it's their main aim. Increased centralization on decentralized assets? Doesn't sound good for me. I won't be even amazed to read next time that Binance plans to acquire Cointelegraph. It looks like takeover bid on the crypto world.

Seems you haven't heard anything about lighting network, so I suggest you to check it because it's a solution that you need right now. Lighting network offers you instant transactions with almost zero fees. You receive bitcoins, just have slightly different wallet address but that's okay, you can send bitcoins from lighting network address to normal address.

So, from lighting network to lighting network (wallet address), you get instant transaction with almost zero fees.
From lighting network address to normal bitcoin address, you are able to send but you'll have to just pay fees normally and transaction time will be long, just like from bitcoin core to bitcoin core.