Give it a bone! All I can read from the screenshots is that the campaign manager wanted to pay you the Bitcoin and you now wage a retaliatory war. I've seen some bad campaign managers, but jeremypwr is certainly not (yet) one of them.

When launching a casino, the jackpot usually has a small size of lets say 1 BTC for each game and gets bigger with each game made. Thus, the starting capital for the jackpots can be well calculated. As a rule, 0.02 to 0.05% of the bet goes into the jackpot, depending on the casino's prize draw.  The longer it is not hit, the bigger it gets.

Running a casino needs a lot of background knowledge about the industry and how it all works. Alone to provide security and trust for the gamblers and customers of your casino. Since you are asking this fundamental question here, I assume that you do not have this knowledge. That's why I would stay away from it or look for a partner who knows how it works.

Who creates the reviews? Yourself or is there a job writer? And do you also write reviews at the request of the provider, more precisely for money?
I would be interested, as many review pages do so and therefore are not really trustworthy.

I do not understand why all focus on the price. It is about the project and the opportunities it offers and not about how much the price is. Byteball is expanding the ways how you can use your coins step by step. If you believe you can buy more stuff with your Bytes in 12 months than now, then you should buy coins, not because you think you will be able to buy a yacht with your investment in some months 

A 20-year old college student from Boston, Massachusetts was arrested in California earlier this month on charges of being part of a gang that hacked cellphone numbers before stealing over US$5 million in bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.
Full article on CCN

Thank you very much! I just received my first payment

Here is my new address 1o118dn5bFF5TszhsoqxtzmwWXEB7inAx

Last week, Bitwise, a San Francisco-based asset management firm, filed a proposition to the SEC, looking to launch a cryptocurrency index ETF. If approved by the heavy-handed regulatory body, investors would be able to invest in a basket of ten cryptocurrencies, which are a part of the firm’s fittingly named “Hold 10” index.
Full article on NewsBTC

Thanks for your effort!
NLNico's is exactly what I was looking for. Since it is a relatively new site, long term statistics about Bitcoin gambling usage is not provided.
Any further similar sites?

Begging for coins violates the board rules. I suggest to remove your address and use this working faucet https://freenem.com/
Receiving one NEM there is not much work to do.

Thanks for the links. How can one calculate how much Gas is enough for a specific amount of ERC20 tokens? Suppose I want to transfer 5000 tokens, is the gas price different than if I were transferring 1 token?

Money management firm VanEck has responded to the SEC’s concerns over bitcoin exchange-traded funds (bitcoin ETF) in a letter to the regulator made public on the agency’s website. Addressed to Dalia Blass, director of the SEC’s division of investment management, the letter tackles the five points of order from the SEC’s previous communication with the industry, namely: valuation, liquidity, custody, arbitrage, and potential manipulation.
Full article on CCN

Sooner or later they will be forced to accept such advertising again. Facebook and Twitter have suffered severe setbacks in business development over the past week. The crypto area is a fast growing field worldwide. They will not miss this business, even though they might think they can do without it now. I have already deleted my Facebook profile.

Thanks, I already took a look at stellar.org but the selection was kind of smashing. That is why I asked here. I will take a closer look a the wallets you've recommend.

Another question has arised. In the past, Stellar has distributed remaining coins to Bitcoin owners. Unfortunately I missed all those distributions. Are more those distributions planned in the future?

Today I bought my first XLM and they are still on exchange account. I'm wondering what wallet I should choose to store the coins locally. I am currenly using a Mac and Linux machine. Which leightweigt wallet(s) do you recommend for me? I also would welcome a purely online-based wallet if it is safe like MyEtherWallet for Eth.

Are there any statistics on how gambling with Bitcoin (and crypto generally) develops? I would be interested if it increases or decreases. From time to time there are articles on media like Coindesk but I'm not sure if you can believe the data.

Certainly, Trump has strengthened the Dollar by its economic policy, while Europe, Japan and China are conducting monetary dumping (I say that as European). But the question is how long the financial markets - the actual corrective - still support the debt-based economic policy. Right now, Trump and the Dollar seem to be doing well. However, it is by no means certain that it has to go on like this. Markets are sometimes irrational, but so far they have regained rationality sooner or later, usually with big, quick crashes.

It is a mess. I have tried it two times today and everytime it failed again. I even tried 70k gas. Can I see somewhere how much gas I need to pay to send the transaction successfully? I mean something like https://bitcoinfees.earn.com for Bitcoins.

Okay thanks, although the transaction is urgent I will try it again in a few hours. I probably have no other option. I just tried it even with 50k gas and it failed again.

As far as I know it is not the first time that such a situation is happening based on a Google search. Are there any plans of Ethereum developers to find a fix for that?