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1781  Economy / Gambling / Re: Metaspins.com - Crypto casino - Rakeback up to 60% wager-free on: November 07, 2022, 11:22:43 AM
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Have you triggered a Daily Metaspin yet?   Roll Eyes


Yes, a few of them. And in 30+ minutes I will spin one more. It's a nice feature, along with Metaspin for leveling up. By the way, I think it's not allowed to have giveaways in the gambling section, Games and rounds section is for that: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=71.0.

I like the choice of games, I enjoyed playing Pragmatic for a long time, since I stopped using VPN. But here I played it freely, which is great for sure, I just wonder is there some catch? Smiley
1782  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: High roller looking for KYC-FREE casino on: November 06, 2022, 07:07:54 PM
I know there are many crypto casinos on the internet claiming to be KYC free, although they don't even enter this forum, so it's likely they are shady scam platforms that must be avoided, especially for a high roller gambler.

The only trustful KYC free crypto casino I know is freebitco.in. But there you won't find a plethora of gambling games. You will have to stick with dice, lottery and events betting...

A friend won max win on one slot, over 10k, he is not verified but the withdrawal went smoothly, nobody asked him for KYC... I am talking about the casino in your signature. I also know some guys from the Gosu group who play at BC, big deposits and withdrawals, but still, nobody asked them for KYC. It's the same at BC.games.

Real players won't be asked for KYC just like that. I am talking about players who have more deposits/withdrawals, they win and lose, and basically, they play games... it's easy to check that. I have the same experience with the same casinos, with a lot lower deposits/withdrawals of course. I just wish to point out that even some big names don't ask for KYC just like that even if some higher amounts are in question, it's more about how people play and do they just "mix coins". Again, that is easy to check with a player's bet history.
1783  Economy / Gambling / Re: 🎲 StarBets.io 🎲 || A Crypto-based iGaming Platform 🎲 on: November 05, 2022, 06:58:43 AM
I think StarBets has a lot of potential, but its current marketing strategy is not doing it any favors. The company needs to step up its game if it wants to compete in this industry and to stand out from other gambling platforms.
How do we know? Maybe they are doing well in other platforms. New casinos really do not pay much attention to the traffic of the community. Sometimes they take time to realize the ways of monetizing the traffic of bitcointalk.

Casinos get hot and quick leads from advertising networks, streaming from influencers, affiliate promoters.   

Well, I'm sure that's true. I was referring to the marketing strategy they are currently using on the bitcointalk forum. It's not working very well and it's probably time to try something else, imo.


Starsbet is an interesting casino, I like casinos with dividends. And the daily payouts are quite OK, it seems to me that they are better than some others, probably because there are still not many players/holders. Recently there's a Wheel that gives free Stars (every 8h), Limbo is a fresh game... all in all, it's simple and interesting.

I agree with FatFork, Stars have the potential for progress, there is so much that can be improved and added. People love perks, loyalty programs, chat, a big choice of games, events other than wagering, free coins in any way, and all other stuff we can see in other casinos. The only question is whether they want to stand out or they are happy where they are, slowly but surely progressing.
1784  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Best Crypto Gambling this year? on: November 04, 2022, 05:10:43 PM
"This user recently woke up from a long period of inactivity." And he woke up with this post...

What do you think the best gambling site ? Let's talk about it
The year isnt ending yet which its not that relevant on telling which one is the best for this year.We are still on October but if we do talk about best gambling sites then we do have lots.
We cant really make out some precise ranking since the gambling community of this crypto space does really have their own preference.

Bitzstars?

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5184263.0
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5416201.0

Mbit?

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5046526.0
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5409234.0

I cant see these sites to be that suggestable.

Apart from the fact that two casinos have already been marked here on the forum, I don't like the other three either. I believe there are much better options on this forum, regarding trust rating and all the other things that make a casino good: how they treat the players, loyalty programs, interesting bonuses/promotions, rakeback/cashback, free drops of any kind, and some unique features.

I don't even read "Men's Journal", they are probably paid for this, classic paid marketing.
1785  Local / Other languages/locations / Re: Српски (Serbian) on: November 04, 2022, 10:05:20 AM
Nego, jel neko pratio sta se desava sa NBS i njihovim propalim investicijama u Celsius?
pojavio se spisak svih ulagaca, sa punim nazivom i ulozenim iznosom. Fora je sto se na tom spisku nalazi i NBS kao i jos neki paraziti koji sisaju drzavne pare.

https://rs.n1info.com/biznis/otkud-narodna-banka-srbije-na-spisku-medju-ulagacima-u-kriptovalute/

Nisam primetio ovo... Ko zna sta su muvali, ne mozes da ih uhvatis ni za glavu ni za rep. A sta sve "nenormalno" prolazi nekaznjeno, i ne samo to vec se "nenormalnost" nagradjuje, sumnjam da ce neko da obrati paznju na ovu "sitnicu"! Jebi ga...

Skoro sam gledao "The Kleptocrats": https://filmovizija.la/filmovi/the-kleptocrats-3592661K/. Definitvno vredi pogledati ako vec niste, kako se izvlace milijarde iz drzave, a kako moze i da se stane na put tome. Zanimljivo da je "The Wolf of Wall Street" finansiran od ovih para.
1786  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Question to players: what does really drive you crazy in an online casino? on: November 03, 2022, 09:28:20 AM
Here are my personal irritation list in descending order. #1 point makes me most peeved .

1) Delay in withdrawal after I have big win, and to make it worse, slow customer service that makes me wait like crazy to get a reply
2) Necessary KYC, being anonymous is one of the reason why I am in crypto.
3) Slow game loads. I hate slow games
4) Finally there is a big win and the slots tells me I am logged out due to inactivity.
5) Doesn't have other coins like BNB and TRX from other common chain besides BTC n ETH. 

What do you think?

1. Nobody likes that. +5 years ago, it was common to wait for a withdrawal, or at least it seems so to me. Now I don't remember the last time I waited longer than a few minutes. As for the support, that's what annoys me the most, like it's their job to annoy not to help and be "support"!

2. Many members of this forum do not like KYC, and I am one of them. But times are changing, and with the regulation of crypto gambling (which some really want to happen) we see many casinos with this rule.

3. Well, some casinos work perfectly fine.

4. All sorts of things happened... "logged our due inactivity", "everything freezes and I need to reload", and "error XXXX, you need to reload page"... it's like a face slap!

5. Many casinos have BNB and TRX available, with their chains!
1787  Economy / Gambling / Re: Do you bet ESports or table tennis? If so, this is a must read. on: November 03, 2022, 07:02:47 AM
Anyone thinks there's a connection: During January on Table Tennis the customer had 32 bets, all on a specific Table tennis competition, winning 29 of them at avg odds of 2.23.. From the same source:
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It is of our firm belief that user is engaged in match fixing and these concerns were echoed by our odds provider who independently warned us of your activity.

A good read: Australian charges: the difficulty in preventing match-fixing in table tennis

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An investigation by police and Sport Integrity Australia has led to charges being issued against a former Australian table tennis player for utilising information about fixed table tennis games in Eastern Europe. However, analysis of these tournaments and the sheer number of games and participants involved illustrates that sport faces an almost impossible task policing against match-fixing during such events.

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In May last year, licensed bookmaker William Hill told the Las Vegas Review Journal that table tennis had been its number one sport during the Covid-19 pandemic, and close to US$1 million in bets were being placed on Russian table tennis daily at the time.

There's something fishy here, 99.999999999% winning rate is not possible. Especially with odds over 2! Looks like table tennis became a paradise for match-fixers, I guess it's because not so popular and they are somehow under the radar, not many people follow or watch it, so there's a lot of space for manipulation.
1788  Economy / Gambling / Re: Please assist me in locating good casino rating websites that you have created. on: November 02, 2022, 05:22:28 PM
You can try to check btcguso[1], it is known for its unbiased reviews and the admin managing it is a member here as well so you can expect that the community will react if ever there is biased reviews made by them and so they will do the fixing if necessary, so quality is assured for this kind of review site.
You can check its ANN thread here[2].

[1] https://www.btcgosu.com/
[2] ⭐ BTCGOSU ⭐ THE ULTIMATE BITCOIN CASINO GUIDE ⭐ CRYPTO AFFILIATE OF THE YEAR 🏆

Mostly "he", not "them"! Efi gets help here and there, but mostly he is alone. BTCGosu site has two ratings, from the site and from users, I guess it's something unique. Besides the site and bitcointalk thread here there's an active Gosu group: https://t.me/btcgosu. OP can check all of them and I am sure he will find all the answers he ultimately seeks to find.
1789  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Countries that are Legal and Illegal in gambling on: November 02, 2022, 09:29:35 AM
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I read in an article that in Cambodia, as in many other countries whose governments prohibit gambling, there are many illegal casinos for the local population.

That's the thing when you make something illegal, that "something" will find its way to people through the black market... one way or another. Focusing on banning something never works, or it works for a short time, instead of that countries should focus on education, how to deal with vices, and how to have better control over their habits. It's clear that banned and hidden stuff is making people more curious and tempted to try it, it brings a lot of excitement. And in most cases, we are on our own, we learn from what we see around us. And in that "up and down" gambling world that hits us at a young age is dangerous for a young mind without any experience.
1790  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Is it safe to say? on: November 01, 2022, 05:36:55 PM
It's not controlling the market exactly, it's just that a large number of stupid minds are willing to be controlled, especially the followers.

I think the same, billionaires alone don't move markets. It's better to say how billionaires with their funds are capable of starting waves! Of course, those who start the wave and jump out before others get smashed on some rocks are the ones who take all the profit. I guess we have seen that happening a zillion times in crypto... that's probably something common that happens more often than we think, I don't really follow those stuff except in case something big happened and it becomes viral.
1791  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Split the prize or Reroll? on: November 01, 2022, 01:15:06 PM
As long as there's no written rule about this lucky number game, either split the prize or reroll is fine. It depends on the winner, usually the organizer will ask to both of them, are they prefer to split the prize or reroll. But in most case they're fine to split the prize since they're don't really care with the prize, they're want the other person is happy too. This also make the organizer feel better and the other person who's not win will not mad.

I think the decision depends on the bet... if the bet was 1 mBTC or lower I guess players would be satisfied with an x50 prize (or higher if the bet was lower), but in the case when players make bets with bigger amounts they winning x2 or x3 will not be interesting, most likely they will go for enrolling! I know there's a saying "A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush", but some people want a lot more birds and they are ready to go all the way. I was like that before, I was always ready to go for all or nothing, but now I would settle with lower but secure prizes. I am older and a bit wiser, and I'm not free and on my own, as I was before, now I need to think about the family. My gambling style changed with time, I guess that happens to all, eventually.
1792  Economy / Economics / Re: Why exactly did Elon want to buy Twitter? on: November 01, 2022, 08:26:16 AM
If you control the opinions, you can manipulate the collective opinion. With world going online.Twitter is the power where new revolutions can get started. Where governments can be toppled. Where trends are made and de-made to suit the agenda.. so the rich techie desire to sit in the controller seat.

Manipulating the collective opinion and trading with crypto at the same time is very profitable... Now he is in the driver's seat, he can set his own rules and watch all others. I guess he is planning to become the first trillionaire ever, and that is not so impossible when you give it a thought. That can happen soon, he is making money anyway, and crypto can make some crazy spikes in the next 10 years. But I am not sure why would anyone want to be so rich, where's the purpose of that?
1793  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Day trading on: October 31, 2022, 10:15:41 PM
Day trading is not advisable in the bear market. either a pro or a novice, trading in the bear market is a nightmare

Day trading didn't work for me, and I always point out that it's hard to make a profit if you are a newcomer in trading, but people should be free to try it. Of course, with the money they can afford to lose! Jumping into something unknown with big money is not a good thing to do! Whatever stories you read or hear from others! Experience needs to be built somehow, but what we don't need is to spend a fortune before we learn something (or we do?!)! Each of our stories is different, it wouldn't be interesting otherwise... I guess.
1794  Economy / Gambling / Re: Endorphina the best Slot Provider for Online Casinos on: October 31, 2022, 08:12:05 PM
That is easy to answer,they lack in their slot mechanics game play a lot compared to providers like Pragmatic,Play n Go and No Limit City for example.They usually are not that creative with their slots and that is why they are not listed in the top 100 for example in Canadian lobbies.

Play n Go releases a new game almost every 10 days or sometimes even sooner,most of the time every new slot released brings something new to the table and it is up to the player if they like this or not,Endorphina on the other hand keeps bringing us only really small changes in their slots and that is the main reason they are not where they claim to be.

I think you said it all! I played some Endorphina slots, so I can say I tried them, and for sure we can't compare them with some other slot providers... you named some of them, but the list is long. Betsoft, QuickSpin, Push, BGaming, Hacksaw, Red Tiger, NetEnt, and many other providers have awesome lists of slots!

I didn't know that Play'n Go releases so many slots... I stick to some favorite ones but looks like they have over 250 slots already (just checked a bit more about their games).
1795  Economy / Gambling / Re: FreeBitco.in-$200 FreeBTC⭐Win Lambo🔥0.2BTC DailyJackpot🏆$32,500 Wager Contest on: October 31, 2022, 06:29:50 PM
So, weird thing for me today but I have been reading discussions here every now and then and finally today took the dive, courtesy of about 5 mbtc I had "lying around". Instead of gambling it all away (which is what happened the last time I had 5 mbtc on site), I thought, sure, let's see where FUN goes in 1 year, or at the very least let me see what 1 year's worth of this wheel of fortune spins gets me.

12,500 FUN tokens. This is my first altcoin buy since... 2017?

Worth it mate and I am speaking out of my own experience. I have actually compounded my investment from last years FUN holding so I can positively say I am getting lot of investment back already with freebies all the time. My freebitcoin balance is pretty well up in all aspects. For example, I have nice sats balance which is earning me btc with interest, good RP well over 100k and can easily withdraw from here onwards. For every free roll no captcha is needed and base price is always secured with max.
This all just because I am getting nice rolls at WOF.

 Freebitcoins premium feature was perfect invention for sure.

Well, the next step is 50k FUN tokens... more WoF spins, higher cashback! The premium feature provides everyday fun, and for me holding WoF spins is one of the most interesting things. 164 days before the next Lambo, and I will try to not spin even one WoF spin until then! I mean the ones I get from locked ones, I will spin daily ones for sure... at 141 at the moment.

My experience is also great, but my balance is not pretty high at the moment, I like to play multiply and from time to time I buy FUN tokens just for playing at Dplay! And I don't have luck all the time, sort of speaking.
1796  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Is it really possible to quit on these reasons on: October 31, 2022, 01:35:15 PM
I gamble because I like it... when gambling becomes boring I will quit, or when I run out of funds totally! I don't hide it, my wife knows that I gamble, and sometimes she is even watching, with questions about the game and how to play it. Of course, I am spending some money on this fun, but I don't mind spending some amount I can afford to lose.

I think quitting when your wife tells you is truly loser mindset and doesn't make sense. You are individual and you should make your own decisions.
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I guess some people are addicts and gambling is creating problems around, and they can't/don't want to see that their gambling habit is harming them and their relationships, so their wife needs to tell them, or anyone else... and they are probably doing that all the time, but (in the most cases probably) the addict doesn't want to listen and make some changes. Bottom line is that gambling can be harmful, people can make different excuses to stop gambling, and whatever "excuse" works for them should be good.
1797  Economy / Gambling / Re: The History of Poker on: October 30, 2022, 06:50:49 PM
Poker isn’t a game. Poker is a life style.

It is the art of war.

When you play poker, you are at war with your opponents and just like in any war, you look weak when you are strong and look strong when you are weak.


If you can create an illusion of weakness when you are strong, and an illusion of strong when you are weak you will win more hands in poker, that's for sure! But it's easier to speak about it than do it, sometimes your actions in poker depend on your bankroll... you can't make an illusion with a small bankroll.

Of all the games in a casino, the only one I actually enjoy is Poker. "Poque" is one of the most popular games in the gambling industry. It has been around as we know it for around 100 years. It is said to have been brought from Eastern Europe onto the Americas by New World immigrants and since then has suffered several mutations; nowadays it has evolved into dozens of other gambling options and it is probably the most played online casino game in the world...

Poker evolved much earlier, but people still know for Texas Holdem (maybe because of the movies and Facebook) and they never heard (or tried) some other poker variants. And I am not sure is it the most played online casino game, people play slots and lucky-based games a lot more, and there's betting on sports!
1798  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: The Beauty Of Metaverse on: October 30, 2022, 04:31:34 PM
Metaverse schooling to help Japanese city combat growing absenteeism. Government data showed that 244,940 Japanese elementary and junior high school students were absent for at least 30 days in FY 2021
Well, soon everything will be on Metaverse. Schools will be in the Metaverse and students have to attend the school as has happened for the past 2 years in the comforts of their homes.
But soon, there will be some reinvention that shall happen because they might wear VR gadgets so that they'll see the 3D and virtual world through Metaverse which will make them attentive and excited how the virtual reality looks like.

I am not sure that everything will be on Metaverse soon... Metaverse for now is just an idea, I guess we can have different thinking about that "idea", but the fact is that what we saw in some movies is far away. Mark (FB) started something, but as I see it it's just hype, they are far from finishing the product, and it's a big question how many people will buy VR or some other device to be able to check that Metaverse?

The beauty of Metaverse is nothing compared to a real feeling.  Do we really want Metaverse?

1799  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: A gambler who betrayed his friend's trust on: October 29, 2022, 06:09:42 PM
I've seen a quote from somewhere that goes like this. "If you never heard from your debtors again, then it is worth it." I know it is poignant to lose that amount of money and over a friendship that was probably built from years of spending time together to boot. But in retrospect, one can only accept the truth and move on. Or if you're really bitter about the whole ordeal you can always sue him, you found a way to at least see that he's living a pretty affluent life, you could find out where he is and send him a subpoena. Blue pill or Red pill bro, you choose.

I guess that is "Buda way", things happen for a reason, and we need to accept them and move on. I would probably choose that way, I would accept "my" mistake, and I would let it go... but it's me. I know people who would act in totally opposite ways, even with less money at stake.

OP is probably making peace with this situation by posting this stuff online, it's probably a relief when you share your burden with others. People of action wouldn't waste time on that... that's for sure!



1800  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: I was wondering what is the cheapest SWAP service on the market? on: October 29, 2022, 04:32:41 PM
I'm using https://cwallet.com/, I'm not sure if it's the cheapest, but it's sure easy to use, and we can use it for Telegram tipping (you can log in with Telegram, Twitter, and some other accounts), it's how I find about this (for me) useful tool! No KYC, or some other hidden requirements... I am using it for a while and didn't encounter a single problem or some special verification.

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