Welcome to the forum, Rbah. And thank you for this giveaway!

My BTC add: bc1q4j5rytqzgqx9y9f03ny52y37sprlddqljv9hru

When you gamble, it's important to remember that gambling involves risk, and it's possible to lose money even when the odds are in your favor. A good gambler should always set a budget for themselves, avoid chasing losses by continuing to gamble after losing a large sum of money, and if you're not prepared to lose money, then gambling isn't something you should do.

It's also important to be aware of the fact that gambling can have serious consequences, not just financially, but also on one's mental and emotional well-being. Personally, I would find it difficult to manage such a loss, and I would never consider risking such a large sum on gambling. If I had $1 million to gamble with, I would probably invest most of it in some sort of business venture. Gambling can be fun, but only if you have money to spare.

With technology constantly evolving, blockchain could be used in ways we never imagined, leading to new ways to use cryptocurrency beyond the traditional financial transactions. Fore example, it could also be used to track other items that have value but are hard to keep track of (I think Blockchain is already being used as a way to track unique assets like diamonds), or it could be used to manage the supply chain of products and materials. No doubt, cryptocurrency and blockchain technology have the potential to shape the future of many industries, and the world is still learning how best to use this technology, but there are already plenty of exciting possibilities for how it can be applied in everyday life.

With all this in mind, it is difficult to predict exactly what the future will hold, particularly in terms of its widespread adoption and use. Bitcoin is still the most well-known and used cryptocurrency, but there may be other forms of digital currency that become more popular in the future. So keep an eye out for what's to come. 

There's no way to tell who's ignoring you on bitcointalk forum since the feature to block or ignore people isn't out in the open. If you think someone's giving you the cold shoulder, the best bet is to message them directly and ask. It's also important to remember that not everyone may be interested in the same things or have the same communication style as you, and that's okay. Try not to take it personally, and try to respect other people's boundaries and preferences.

Let's examine the situation from a different perspective. What is your theory on what happened with those 4 BTC and what proof do you have to support it? Also, what is the connection between this and the bitcointalk forum?

It sounds like you had a very frustrating experience with this casino. But, without more information, it's difficult to say exactly what happened or why your account was suspended. I understand that it may be difficult for you to provide additional evidence if your account has been suspended, but maybe you could share proof of deposit and any communication you had with the casino staff. This could help us better understand what happened and why. In my experience, it's rare for a casino to suspend an account without providing any sort of explanation.


@OLE777Official, would you be willing to clarify your stance on this thread? The use of personal information and photos of others to portray your team members is a serious accusation.

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Or, instead of browsing through existing forum topics to find an answer, he can also create a new forum topic specifically for his question. This will ensure that his question will be seen and answered by members of the community who are knowledgeable about that specific subject. In addition, by creating a new topic, other members with similar questions may also benefit from the discussion. There's nothing inherently wrong with this approach, in fact, it's the correct way to use an online forum platforms.

Kampanja izgleda odlično i uvjeti su po mom mišljenju jasni i lako razumljivi! Ali ne razumijem zašto ste to objavili pod 'Games and rounds', a ne pod 'Services'? Moj osobni dojam je da 'Services' sekcija ima nešto bolji domet i ne vidim da bi time prekršili neka pravila foruma.

My Bitcointalk nick: FatFork
My Bitcoin address: bc1q4j5rytqzgqx9y9f03ny52y37sprlddqljv9hru
Preferred group: Group B

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It appears that some members, even those who seem to be experienced in this field, are not fully aware of or do not fully understand the significance of securing their cryptocurrency assets, and may not be utilizing all the tools at their disposal. So, in my view, having a dedicated Cybersecurity & Privacy board within a forum discussing Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies would be extremely beneficial. This board could provide a centralized place for members to discuss, share knowledge, and learn about the security and privacy of their assets and transactions, which are crucial in this ecosystem. As cryptocurrencies involve sensitive financial data and transactions, so I think it's important to ensure the safety and privacy of users.

Given that the cryptocurrency ecosystem is constantly evolving, new threats and vulnerabilities are frequently discovered. A dedicated board would be a great way for the community to stay informed about the latest developments and threats in the field, and would provide focused discussions and resources on topics such as preventing hacking and fraud, safely storing assets, and could lead to better security practices overall. I fully support this idea.

It doesn't. Please do us all a favor and spend a few seconds reading previous posts before spouting off such nonsense.
I mean, even Bitcoin, the granddaddy of all cryptocurrencies, doesn't have 20 years under its belt, but sure, let's pretend a crypto casino does. Sure, why not.

Ah, I see. 

It's hard to say, really. I've seen some much more serious cases of plagiarism go unpunished (it seems like the moderators are much more lenient on this than before). However, in this case the member is also ban evading, so...

Technically, the answer would be yes. If you copy and paste something verbatim from the internet into your own writing without citing the source or giving credit where it is due, then that could be considered plagiarism. Even if you had good intentions.

It's correct that the domain name roobet.com was registered 20 years ago, however, it was owned by a different company or person at that time. We can confirm this by checking historical archived versions of the site, like this snapshot from 2018 which clearly shows that the domain was being offered for sale. Also, there are old posts from absolutely-positioned such as this one, which confirm that he was actively involved in the development of crypto gambling site during that time period. It's possible that some review sites may have mixed up the years the casino was launched, as they only consider the date the domain was registered, but Roobet is definitely NOT a 20-year-old casino.

Just because you doubled your money once, doesn't mean you have a winning formula. Can you do it consecutively, all the time? I highly doubt it. Dice is not a game of skill, it's a game of chance, and it's all about luck. It's not something you can control or predict. So, while you may have had a lucky roll this time, don't get too cocky. Because when it comes to dice, the house always wins.

There are many email services that allow you to generate unique email aliases, so you can use a unique email address for each account on online services, protecting your main email account from spam and malicious content. Additionally, creating temporary email addresses for short-term use can also be a useful way to test new services without compromising your main email account.

Some examples:

source: google.com

These are just a few examples and many other email services offer similar functionality. So, if you use Gmail, you can create a unique email alias by adding "+casino_name" to your email address. Not only will this give you a unique address, it will also help you organize your inbox.

You can find his scam accusation against the casino here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5433377.0
Although, I agree, it would be even more helpful if there were additional evidence, such as screenshots of the individual's balance or withdrawal page, to support the claim. It is also important to note that OLE777Official has not yet responded to that thread.

That's a good question. As for where to check our turnover, that information can typically be found in financial reports or on their investor relations page. However, I didn't see weeddaddy ever posting such information (and I doubt they ever will). And as for the second statement, we should always be wary of too-good-to-be-true claims. Trust but verify, as they say.


Indeed.