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1821  Economy / Gambling / Re: 🎲BetFury.io|BFG on LATOKEN|🚀Stake & Earn $BFG on BabySwap on: October 13, 2022, 05:17:46 PM
I cant answer what is generally good from being traded on Binance.

3 pages about listing on Binance, and speculations about it... nobody talks about the site itself, and without the site, there's no token. Smiley

Generally, people wish for listing just because they think it will raise the price of the coin/token they hold. They don't think about using it, or what that coin/token can do... and Binance can list some coins/tokens, but they can delist them too.

We will not get higher payouts if BFG gets listed on any exchange, for getting higher daily payouts we need to stake more BFG tokens... simple as that.

By the way, that in-house game "Triple" is just crazy! Smiley
1822  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Parents And Their Children In Gambling.. on: October 13, 2022, 01:15:28 PM
Well, we can't compete with the Jordan family in the end! What is $5M for older Jordan? A few days on some yacht? Or $50k for his son? I guess nothing... people just have fun with what they can afford to lose!

Yes, Jordans can afford spending huge amounts of money on gambling, alcohol and stuff, but what's really interesting is that they are not doing it. The cases described by the OP were nearly the only such cases in their life.

Anyone can go off the rails at one point of his/her life, but what's important is to have this strength which can help you to return back to normal. Imo, Michael Jordan is a good father, who illustrated by his own example how to not become a gambling addict.

Well, I wouldn't call it "going off the rails either"! It's just fun! But fun for people with money (or lots of money (multimillionaires or billionaires)) and people without money is not the same. I guess there's no cap when it comes to how much money can spend a group of friends for a weekend in Vegas, starting from booking the presidential suite or shity room in some motel to playing games with $1 min blind or $10k min blind... and then everything that can come between. Smiley
Some people can repeat this trip often, and some a few times per year... But most people can only dream about it!

A bit off-topic, but it's Vegas. I watched a show some time ago:

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The chef recently visited Burger Brasserie in Las Vegas as part of his show Gordon Ramsay's American Road Trip where he and friends Gino D'Acampo and Fred Sirieix tried out a burger that will cost you $777.
1823  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Best Wallet for Storing Altcoins? on: October 13, 2022, 07:26:36 AM
What do you use with pancakeswap?  Do you use metamask with it only?  Is that all you need?  Do you link your nano ledger to the metamask?

Metamask works fine with just the extension or mobile wallet. A hardware wallet isn't necessary unless you need the extra security.

I agree with you, a hardware wallet is for people who wish for extra security, and when someone has a nice stash of coins buying a hardware wallet shouldn't be a big deal!

Binance wallet is also nice, I use it mainly for some services and I always have some coins there, never lets me down, and always works well without problems. Except for these extensions I like Atomic wallet, one of the first multi-coin wallets with staking feature, and they have their token as well. A pretty old project that is working fine for years.
1824  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: What contests do you want to see on the Dice platform? on: October 12, 2022, 02:32:20 PM
Look at other casinos and their daily/weekly wagering wars, some casinos have nice prizes for that. Other than that contests like "hit the specific number, the highest win, the same number in a row" is happening throughout the day, usually, admins start it and it lasts 20 minutes... more or less. Of course, with some symbolic prizes.

Well, I am looking forward to seeing that auto betting and your setting...

This week will be the finished integration of the automated bidding feature and we have been thinking about contests in this forum. T

Bidding or betting? Smiley

I saw that there is no auto-betting option yet... I love auto-betting, and can't wait to see what you are up to. Hopefully something a little more complex, with more options.
1825  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: UEFA Champions League 2022/23 Season on: October 12, 2022, 06:22:18 AM
Literally disaster for Juventus yesterday. Israeli didn't have win in last 20 years at champions league and they won. I was expecting at least draw from Juventus. They missed Di Maria in match after his injury yet they really made it very hard to go 2nd round in champions league. I think they will probably replace manager. Juventus can't be like some middle rank Italian team, its results are terrible and they need fix as soon as possible.

With only 1 win and 3 losses, Juve lost any chance to stay in CL. I didn't expect them to lose, and for sure I didn't expect they will lose without even scoring a goal against Haifa... There's some problem with Italian clubs that started last season, it seems they can't do much. Milan lost against Chealse once again, in two games they couldn't even score a goal. I guess that early red card wasn't fair, Tomori was sent off for pulling back Mason, but that wasn't some "real pull" after I saw slow motion from different angles.

Well, today Napoli is playing against Ajax and Inter is going to Barcelona... Napoli is playing very nice with all 3 wins in CL, but Ajax desperately needs points if they wish to stay in the race. I guess it will be a lot harder for Inter... Bayern is definitely first, but that second place is for Inter or Barca, so I expect a very tough game tonight!
1826  Economy / Gambling / Re: Cashback VS Bonus on: October 11, 2022, 04:12:02 PM
As a gambler myself, I sometimes get confused about the difference between cashback and Rakeback. According to what I know and understand, you get cashback when you bet on games that a gambling platform has. Of course, if you don't play there is no cashback and Rakeback.

But anyway, what exactly is the difference between cashback and Rakeback, we're just here and we can talk about it on the topic OP made so that I can also know clearly, thanks to those who will answer.

Cashback is cash you get back for the money you lost playing... of course, when you win you don't have "cashback"! Smiley Rakeback is cash you get for total wagering, at Betfury: Rakeback = Wagers x 1% x Rank coefficient...
I guess I need to mention that cashback and rakeback depend on your rank, a higher rank means more %. I choose Betfury because there's a display on their main page in the upper right corner:



You can also get more info there about cashback here, for rakeback you need to open "rakeback" window and than go to "more details"!

Now most casinos have both, Betfury made it easy by having both on the main page and it's easy to navigate, you simply see them right there and we just need to click them, in other casinos you need to open a profile page, and look for them... or if it's easier for you ask some mod in the chat, he will tell you where to find what you need.
1827  Economy / Gambling / Re: which casino has a lot of action on their Plinko game? on: October 11, 2022, 08:35:06 AM
At 500 Casino, we have plinko battles so you could go against other players rather than watching the balls drop alone Grin




Very interesting. Considering that many casino games only provide plinko games to see for yourself, while on this site we can see many players. Really useful information for anyone, both users and innovations for other casinos.

I agree it's interesting to see this kind of Plinko, looks exciting, I don't remember I played multiplayer Plinko before! Definitely worth trying... especially that "Plinko battle"
1828  Economy / Gambling / Re: To what extent do you chase anonymity while gambling? on: October 11, 2022, 07:08:36 AM
Sorry to hear that. You will have to go to a site such as Ask Gamblers for help. Going the legal route won't get you anywhere other than wasting money on a lawyer. No one has ever won a court case against a book in Curacao or Costa Rica. Most of the books in Curacao and Costa Rica are honest since they don't want to hurt their reputation. All my play goes through books in CR and Curacao. Unfortunately there are dishonest ones too. There are a couple of review sites that help gamblers. That's your only discourse.

I think there's no help for him, check his trust rating... and spamming around the forum and other review sites is in vain:

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This situation was made even worse by OP trying to pass a variety of suspected fake identification documents as his own, all of which were rejected by our integrity team. This resulted in a block of your account. You sent us 4 different ID's all of them with different names, different numbers, and even different nationalities and places of birth.

It's something very fishy here...

I don't like KYC, I don't remember the last time I had to do it... I play in several casinos for years and they never asked for KYC, but I am a fair player! In case I win some crazy high jackpot and I need to do KYC I will do it, it's not a big deal, but I will always pass it if I can.
1829  Economy / Services / Re: Neodice.com 🌌 Avatar & Signature Campaign | Up to 0.0025 BTC/W on: October 10, 2022, 10:35:51 AM
I would like to join:

Username: Iv4n
Current post count: 8126
BTC Address: bc1q64ss549els3sww4fwd89hufjuaja7nugz50j3v

I will change my signature and avatar if accepted.

Most likely I will make an announcement tomorrow, since I have been in a bomb shelter for many hours (only with mobile Internet). Since the morning, Russia has not stopped missile attacks on the entire territory of Ukraine (more than 100 missile strikes). Sorry for the long wait and the inconvenience caused.

Sorry to hear that Ico, I hope you will be fine! I have been in a similar situation... bad times, I guess it's the reason why I really hate wars.
1830  Economy / Gambling / Re: Regulations & Gambling projects on: October 10, 2022, 09:13:59 AM
When regulation takes a hit on crypto prob in few years from now what will happen to gambling projects like Roobet and others? I've discovered one gambling project claiming to be regulated but there is nothing to prove that, anyway, can regulation affects gambling projects in future that's all I seek.

There's no one government that will be able to regulate gambling to the extent you mean in a Op. It would have been possible if there is just one central government in the whole world. But that is not the reality.
If you check well, some countries don't support gambling and that does not stop people from that region from gambling with hidden identity and hidden IP. So regulations is country by country, if one country doesn't favour, gambling companies will go to another company.

In some countries, the laws and rules are strict, while some are more relaxed when it comes to gambling and other things! Roobet is a good example, they have mandatory KYC and they have a license under the Government of Curacao, still people from the US, Australia, UK are restricted from playing there, at least legally...

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Can I use VPN on Roobet? Yes. When set to the right country, a VPN will help you unblock Roobet. You'll be able to deposit with your cryptocurrency, play games like blackjack and roulette, and withdraw your funds.
Source: Best VPNs for Roobet in 2022

Well, I am sure that in the future the government will deal more with the crypto world and crypto casinos, which means they will try to regulate and impose some rules for services and people who use them, of course, everything will be taxed! Perhaps we will be left with a casino that will follow the spirit of the crypto world, anonymously, quickly, and safely.
1831  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Parents And Their Children In Gambling.. on: October 09, 2022, 07:07:17 PM
Well, we can't compete with the Jordan family in the end! What is $5M for older Jordan? A few days on some yacht? Or $50k for his son? I guess nothing... people just have fun with what they can afford to lose!
1832  Economy / Economics / Re: Take shelter, a storm is coming in October. on: October 09, 2022, 06:05:57 AM
China and Taiwan are probably the issues we need to worry about, I predict a war is definitely inevitable.
The problem is that this new China-US proxy war through Taiwan has a high chance of getting others involved. Namely Japan and South Korea and possibly even Australia. NK launching a missile over Japan could  also be a part of that existing tension and to send a "message" of possibility of a much bigger war.

And they did it again...

North Korea fires more ballistic missiles after US military drills

This tension has been maintained for years. China is conducting military exercises around Taiwan, and Pyongyang is shooting in all directions. But I don't believe that any side wants this tense situation to turn into a total conflict because it is not in anyone's interest. As it seems, all of them have much more to lose than to gain in the event of a major conflict.

Well, I agree that chances for escalation are high, and if something happens it will involve the entire world, not just Japan, S. Korea, and Australia. Just what we need on top of this war in Europe!

1833  Economy / Economics / Re: Are you ready to spend crypto when market is down on: October 08, 2022, 04:21:21 PM
I would rather never spend crypto. Its just a huge disappointment to see your coins going down. Instead, why not hedge your coins against fiat and make more coins by trading? Never sell at a loss, never forget to buy at a bargain. Although depending on your individual trading strategy, you might find hodling to be the better of the two options. Either way, coins to me are more valuable then most unnecessary things. The only except is living costs and thats it, really. Apart from those spendings, there is absolutely no excuse whatsoever to throw away coin. Shocked

I guess all of us feel that way, nobody like to spend crypto, but people get into some crazy life situations, and simply selling some crypto can be a life safer, of course, if you have what to sell! So it's not about whether are we ready to spend crypto when the market is down, I believe if we get in some situation without many options we will make a decision and we will do what we have to do, simply as that! I know some people have that deeper emotional connection with crypto, nothing extraordinary, people get emotionally connected with all sorts of things around them, but when things get hot it's just an asset that can help you, it would be foolish not to use it.
1834  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: The sole difference is capital. on: October 08, 2022, 02:50:37 PM

It boils down to say the difference is just capital.

Isn't that just normal? Why would someone expect a huge gain when their capital is only small. Trading is not gambling where your 100$ could turn into a million if you're lucky. Let's not be jealous to others who are making huge gains in trading crypto because their financial capability is not the same as ours. We should just focus on how to be a profitable trader. If you are able to become one, your small capital can become huge after a year or so.

People who expect huge gains with little capital are into something very risky, it's real gambling when someone is going for x1000 and higher payouts. Getting rich quickly is something that many people want, but most of the time these tries end up badly!

Capital is important, but whether it's big or small you need to know what to do with it, you need to trade with what you have in the best way! We all know that making 5-10% with some small capital is dust, but it's a safe way, and who endure and have patience can build a nice capital!
1835  Economy / Gambling / Re: which casino has a lot of action on their Plinko game? on: October 08, 2022, 12:49:45 PM
hello

which casino has most action and wager on his Plinko game? to be frank I did not follow lastly the casinos which are offering the Plinko game
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I know it's crash, but I can't see the number of active people on Plinko, just wanted to point out that when it comes to action there's a lot of action in BC.Game. Look at that bets and the number of active people... and it's like that all the time. When it comes to Plinko I know a few guys from the Gosu group that play Plinko at BC, the bets and wins they shared are crazy, many of them over $1000 wins.

BC has many in-house games, over 20, and some of them are unique and very interesting in my opinion.. so generally, it's a good place for playing.
1836  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Gambling Distortion Pattern on: October 08, 2022, 11:40:19 AM
Those are all normal patterns in gambling although the first one I would say happen to people who only start gambling and never or almost never I experience a chance that after playing for so long in a casino in a random deposit to directly go and make that big win.

Most common for what I have seen both as my personal experience and those around me is the third option,you win and you think that now I am being lucky or I can't have more bad luck and this is the trap which is correct makes many people to continue gambling and only worse things happen after this like losing everything or even worse coming back and becoming addicted.

Well, in my case, all these patterns are normal and I have gone through them many times. The pattern depends on someone's gambling style and of course the choice of the game, in my opinion, those of us who like to play slots more often fall into "maxwin/lossmax" situations.

In my experience, one pattern is missing, we also have an almost straight line, where we don't win or lose much. It's like some normal play, the opposite of the aggressive style of playing that includes a lot of pushing and rising bets. This aggressive style is usually responsible for these patterns presented by OP.
1837  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: BNB Blockchain hack! on: October 07, 2022, 08:20:24 PM
... Just because something isn't hacked doesn't mean it's as secure as possible, just that hackers haven't discovered the vulnerabilities yet...

Nice comment, but this part is probably the best! I would just add "but they are working hard on finding those vulnerabilities", of course, the higher reward will attract more hackers who will make more effort in finding them!

Well, one thing is sure, Binance is handling pretty well with all the problems! They always come out with some explanations and plans for how the problem will be solved, they keep the community calm. One of the reasons why they are on top!
1838  Economy / Economics / Re: Business failure among small-scale entrepreneurs on: October 07, 2022, 07:06:36 PM
All these reasons show how bad the team behind the project actually is! The team leader didn't choose the right people, they didn't manage to connect and that's why the job went bad! The most important part is how the people behind the business do their job, from the boss to the doorman... if the doorman is scary he will push people away!

People who start from scratch have to give up free time, in most cases even time for the family! Until the business starts bringing something back it's work day and night, literally! Some of my closest people have businesses, they started from scratch, and only after 5+ years they have a bit more free time. Simply, some people don't have the dedication and courage to risk (to risk much more than money in some moments) in order to create a business, and that's why they fall into the water as soon as the first storm arrives!

Bottom line is that if you don't try you will not know! If you try you need to think about many things and be brave to take some risks, nothing comes without that.
1839  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Does new projects succeed in bear on: October 06, 2022, 08:54:54 PM
I belive that projects should start at bear market, If they have the intention to become one of the pioneers of new trend, they should start at bear market. Remember those project that rise up on the revent bull market? Most of those started during the recession. Bear market is for builders and projects who easily failed because of current market scenarios means they are weak and can't handle the same marketcycle again. Investors should find projects in this season, everything is on cheap!

Well, when it's bear market people look for other options, simply as that! So you are right, some good projects started in the bear market had attention because people had time to see it! In bull times people just watch for the highest gainers, new projects don't even have a chance to be seen.

But, the only rule is, there are no rules! If there's something real behind the project and the team is serious they can create something over time whenever they start! So before we judge some projects we should take a closer look and make our own decisions.
1840  Other / Politics & Society / Re: Education seems to have failed in some developing country on: October 06, 2022, 07:35:08 PM
CONCLUSION
School gives certificate but doesn't guarantee a job.

But without a certificate, you are not qualified for some higher position! This is a strange part, even if someone knows better the advantage has a guy with a diploma. So in my company, people who know something have low-level places, and people with diplomas have big paychecks and zero knowledge... yes, we are going down. So instead of progressing and going forward, it's like we are going backward, it's just a question of time when will everything fall apart!

Education failed everywhere! Every new generation should be better than the one before, but it's not the case, we are trapped, simply the system is rigged! "They" don't want educated people with open minds, "they" need slaves and people who will work for them.

I guess it's perfect for this topic, enjoy:

Pink Floyd - Another brick in the wall https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5IpYOF4Hi6Q
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