You are looking for the magic bullet or the genie in the bottle to grant your wishes.... if there was such services with zero fees and almost no overheads and maximum profit.... then everyone would be doing it. You need a big startup capital to handle payouts and marketing and to cover the operating expenses.... and even the white label casinos are pricey and risky if you buy from the wrong people.  |
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Has stake ever given bonuses related to Valentine’s day? Does anyone knows if this is the case? Because this does not sounds as an event which I would associate with gambling at all, especially now that the super bowl is so close, so I would expect bonuses to be geared towards that direction than over a day which is not even considered to be a holiday at all by most people.
I think we should wait for a notification from Stake.com. I think launching a promotion related to Valentine's Day can make gamblers interested and want to join to get the promotion. And there are still a few more days to wait for that notification. But if there is no notification regarding Valentine's Day, that's also okay because maybe Stake is preparing another even more interesting event for gamblers. I also think that Valentine's Day is not a big event to hold any event from Stake.com, but yeah, it's true what you said earlier should just wait for the announcement from Stake.com, even though there's no special event, of course Stake.com will have better events going forward, waiting is a good way It is a pity that Valentine's Day are so close to the date when the monthly are dropping, because Stake actually owed us a pre-monthly, based on what they have previously done when Everton or Watford won a game. (I know it is not a right, but rather a privilege to get a pre-monthly, but the two events combined would have been a double opportunity to give something back to the players) My suggestion would be to add a little extra to the Monthly to celebrate the occasion and also the Everton win. Let's hope someone in the marketing division agree with me.  |
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Craig Wright (FakeToshi) are actually playing a very tactical game, because he know the judicial system are full of loopholes and he has the money to exploit it. He can poke "Bitcoin" from all sides, because he has the money and he has the time.... and he is not attacking a large corporate entity with unlimited resources and teams of lawyers. (Google / Microsoft / Facebook etc..) The Bitcoin community are so divided, when we consider what happened during the fork wars.... that he only needs to attack individuals or small groups of people to find one or two loopholes that will give him a foot in the door. (We need massive collective action to squash him like a bug that he is)  |
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You should have posted full detail about your business. How could you get a good number of investors if you can't provide everything about your casino? Also, there are other formal ways for you to promote your site where you can get more investors and players. You can create an ANN thread so people will get to know if your site is legit and trusted. All we want these days is transparency because scammers are already everywhere.
^In the first place, the casino that OP wanted to sell is have the potential that can generate profit as OP said, but you wonder why OP sell his casino even if it will make a profit? If it can generate that big amount, why not OP continue running with it without looking for investors or even selling that website? Okay if that is so, another factor that people will believe you is the transparency of your business, let us know what website it is so that we can make a review on it. When you have a casino business like this it should have a huge amount of capital that you need and also the bankroll as well. Hey. I'm not looking to sell the casino. Rather look for an investor that can provide a capital injection to further and faster propel marketing efforts. Furthermore I have no issues sharing URL, screenshots, or anything else over PMs but I'm not going to put it on display for everyone. I was making this post to see if there was any interest from someone to take this conversation further. See, this is where I have a problem with this... A serious businessman will interact with potential investors via Skype or some face to face interaction... not through some anonymous DMs ..where the investor cannot identify the person behind the account. You are asking for a lot of money, but you want to protect your real identity? Everyone knows who Eddie (co-owner) of Stake.com is... he has nothing to hide, so if something goes wrong.. people can hunt him down and pull him into a courtroom. (What will happen if you cut and run?) |
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It's a very difficult decision to make.... You can quit your job and have a better quality of life (which are the more important aspect of life) or you can stay with the security that your job offers and hate it every day. I think I would consider if the passive income has higher risks than what you might be faced at work, if it does... then I would rather look for something else while I live on the passive income.. to supplement that income, if it fails. |
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How many Ls is this guy going to have to take before he finally goes away?
Well, I guess until his money runs out... but seeing how much money he presumably has, it is going to last a long time. He will appeal against the judgements on technicalities and it's going to draw on and on... until the judicial system make the mistake he is waiting for. Craig Wright cannot win against the experts in the field, because the facts are out there that he has no proof (Private keys to Satoshi's tokens) to validate his claims, but the judicial system have some flaws... and he is trying to exploit that. |
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Yes, but when you walk into a Supermarket, you are faced with the same thing... and what do you do? Well, you buy the things that you know and then you experiment with one or two new items every month.. until you find the products that you like. Yes, there might be too many choices in Crypto currencies... but people just have to do a little bit of research to find the goods ones... and then experiment with some new ones to find more. |
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OP, your focus on expected value or profit are misguided, when it comes to Bitcoin. The primary goal for Bitcoin adopters should not be "profit" ..but rather the value of financial freedom. Yes, even if the reward is financial freedom, the same concept still exist, because people first need to lose their financial freedom.. before they know what it is. A simple example is this : The ATM is not working and you need money to pay for something important. Your account is blocked for some reason and your Bank only operate from 9 to 5. You want to donate money to Wikileaks, but Banks block all transactions that are linked to Wikileaks... etc. etc. |
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OP, yes.... we can apply this to all these Bitcoin hoarders.. that are gathering bitcoins like Scrooge McDuck and never selling any of it. Can you imagine paying thousands of Dollars for some bitcoins and then everything going ape shit and the Bitcoin price going to zero. I have done that for many years, but when we reached the all-time-high price of $60 000+ ...I decided to sell some, because I wanted to change my life while I could still make a 800%+ profit on it. I do not care if it goes to $500 000 per coin, because it already changed my life.... and I can now say that I profited, before anything happens to it.  |
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I am one of those people who believe children should concentrate on having fun and enjoying life at their young age... we should not burden them with the worries of money, because there are enough time for them to "make" money when they are older. Now, that said.... there is nothing wrong with you talking to them and teaching them to be disciplined when it comes to the spending part of it.. but do not go into too much detail, because it is too early.  |
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This article says the "WinStar World Casino & Resort" are bigger than the The Venetian Macau. Source : https://www.gambling.com/nz/online-casinos/strategy/the-7-largest-casinos-in-the-world-3307800" WinStar World Casino is owned and operated by the Chickasaw Nation. It’s just one of two dozen tribal casinos run by the Chickasaws in the United States. " Size: 600,000 square feet ...........That is absolutely crazy to think that there are casinos out there that are that big... and still growing. |
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Why would you even recommend a "Bank" to this community? You should know that hardcore Crypto enthusiast are trying to replace Banks, simply because they are misusing their centralized power over people's wealth. Crypto currencies should give people financial freedom and they should be in control of their own wealth. The best option is to buy Crypto from someone else (P2P) and to transfer it to a non-custodial wallet. |
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You're played 24/7 ? Do you think you can really see what happened in 24 hours? so is there has something to do with Stake on the thread? I think If you are curious for what happened should contact the provider directly for how the system work and etc. Rather than miss understanding, being confused, and no clue about that. Listen, stop with your hostile attitude towards me... this is not the first time. If you have a problem with me, take it up with me in my DMs... but if you have nothing good to post, rather keep quite. I posted this because this is a Slot that are being offered by Stake.com and they can take this issue up with the 3rd party service provider, if they agree with me. (I have reported Slots before and Stake pulled it from their offerings.. like Mount Magmas, when it had a bug) |
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Nobody will be able to give you a correct answer on your question, because all they can do ..are simply to speculate. We know Bitcoin will survive if it has some kind of use case... and currently it has several uses, for example : 1. Cheaper remittance between countries. 2. Cheaper transactions compared to traditional Fiat systems. (Bitcoin Lightning Network) 3. Pseudo anonymous money 4. Trading as an commodity. (like forex trading) 5. Sore of value and a possible counter against hyper inflation in many countries. 6. Unrestricted transfer of wealth. These are just some of the use cases for Bitcoin, but there are loads more... so while this is the case, it will exist and it will be used. |
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This might be why they are calling him an ex-advisor... because they did not agree with him in the first place. To China ..everything are about control and not the financial gain that they might receive if they allowed this technology. They want all transactions to be transparent and they want to track all of those transactions ...and they want to control how much money are leaving the country, because they want to manipulate the people via their control over the wealth and also to control the economy. |
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You need to be addicted to something in a way before you can consider stopping it. But if it isn't a problem to you then I see no reason to stop. So for me I haven't tried to stop gambling because I don't see it as an addiction I rarely even gamble nowadays at most I gamble two to three times in a week and sometimes I even go a while week without even opening any casino site.
But for those that are addicted to gambling it's a very difficult habit to stop, I have seen and heard so many stories of people trying to stop gambling and some of them have successfully stopped while the rest couldn't stop gambling.
The thing is... Casinos does not make it easy for people to stop gambling, even if you enabled "self exclusion" ... because some casinos still send out promotions and advertisements to people that self excluded. So, even if you manage to get that stopped... you still get bombarded by gambling advertisements on TV and also on social media. Once you gambled before, social media algorithms pick up on that ..and they send you gambling related content or adverts.. and then you are fcked again. So it is up to you to control your urge... |
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The best way to control this are to ask for help, because when you reached that stage... you are beyond the point where "self exclusion" will help you. There are just too many ways for people to bypass these self exclusions ..with all the casinos that are not asking for KYC details.
I set myself a budget and it takes huge self discipline not to go over that budget... especially when you have gone into "degen" mode. Also "block" all gambling advertisements and promotions in your emails.. or create a mail filtering rule to delete it, so that it will not provoke you to gamble.
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The Slot (Snake Arena - Dream Drop) has several jackpots that can be won, but I think they are misleading us, because two days ago the biggest Jackpot was at 1.9 million euro and the slot said it must payout before 2 million euro... and I played it every day. Then two days after that, the jackpot are suddenly on 2.1 million euro and now it says it must payout before 2.5 million euros. It never resets to such a high amount after someone has won it... I think they are manipulating people. (Big yellow carrot that does not exist) |
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Most of the small businesses I have spoken to has a problem with the price fluctuation, because they need a point-of-sale (POS) system that can deal with that. Many of these small businesses are using 3rd party payment processors to deal with price fluctuations, because they convert the Crypto to Fiat almost immediately.
The other concern are the "legality" of using Bitcoin as a payment option, because many countries do not accept Bitcoin as legal tender and that pose problems for these businesses, if they accept it as payment.
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You will receive a lower amount from the upcoming weekly, monthly or post-monthly bonus if you don't start wagering on your Stake account. You have received the standard bonus amount (base reward) for your VIP level. Perhaps, you will receive around $6 from the next weekly bonus if your wagering activity doesn't change at Stake. Anyway, Primedice has the same VIP loyalty system as Stake. You will get similar treatment from there. But the weekly or monthly bonus is based on the wager at most other casino.
Yes, they dramatically reduce the weekly/monthly bonuses if you stop wagering. I was on holiday for a month and I did not gamble for that month, so my weekly and monthly was VERY small, compared to previous months when I wagered. In any way, wagering $1000 will cost you between $10 to $14 these days, so even if you wager... your gains from that would be minimal when they payout the bonus. I started at PrimeDice with a similar VIP system, before they launched Stake.com ....so you can give that a try. |
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