on the rare times i play dice, i just try to hit a 2x and then withdraw instantly if i win; self control is key and it pays off. unfortunately self control is rare for some people when it comes to gambling.

actually you can mathematically prove weather or not a dice site is a scam. the provably fair system is implemented for a reason.

i think youre talking about bitcrush from bitplay.today. they also have another game with flappy bird; here's a convenient link for android devices: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.battledude.coinflapper&hl=en

indeed, i think ive tried lending into two listings there, both borrowers just ended up running. unfortunately, theres really not much that can be done. funny though, one of the defaulters ended up getting doxxed on the site for defaulting on 3 BTC.

a setup like that gets close to ~1000 dollars, might be better to buy a scrypt asic at that point.

last i heard from the admin of that site they fixed something to compensate for latency issues, maybe its worth giving another shot.

btcjam are all no collateral; theres nothing to be done in the likely case the borrower defaults, aside from pursuing the case at your own expense.

thats not being paranoid; op said those transactions were not showing up on blockchain at the time, and thats a serious issue.

I'm going to agree with hilariousandco here; the big question for me is: why did btcblogger have the list from the cloudminr db leak in the first place? did he buy it out of kindness to help grtthegreat out with this situation? don't think so. there is zero reason to believe that btcblogger is the good guy here, and even a 10 year old would know to change the password if he managed to hack an account, especially with the knowledge that the list containing the password for that account was available to others.

unfortunately, people like manyproofs make it easy for scammers to get what they want, and as long as manyproofs sends money this willingly, there's no incentive for oiul to leave.

yes you should be able to, wallets show a transaction log, so you can filter to see the transactions sending to your donation address, which should tell you exactly how much was sent, when it was sent, and from where it was sent (address).

why are you continually sending this guy money? he hadn't paid back the first loan when you said "i give you monies," buy you continue to give him another 0.032 in total. you handing out money to everyone who asks leads to more people scamming on here because they realize its easy with people like you around.

i think btcblogger is frustrated with his current and past attempts to assume a new identity on this forum, and probably thought this would be an easy way to get some free accounts. his last attempt was developerindemand i think, and it was quickly flagged for being an alt.

i hear paypal limits accounts after you claim too many ppmc's, that why im only willing to do one or two for op.

to add to the list, OKpay is fully non-reversible. havent tried it myself but it seems its used as a bitcoin processing service.

you can try out tappabit: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1098747.0

its pretty simple; click stop when the timer is close to zero, and the closest one will win. its new so there arent that many players, would love to see the site pick up a bit.

needless to say, a generous bonus like that is sure to attract a lot of players; ill be trying to snipe it all the same

or if you still want to try gambling, binary options can be profitable. there's a large house edge on payouts to compensate for this, but if yu know what youre doing profiting is definitely possible in the long run.

i would also be willing to do this once, maybe twice. dont want to get my account limited.

theres been multiple accounts spreading that dub will make you 7000% profit or something, so wouldnt trust it that much. altcoins are a gamble too, just keep that in mind when they suddenly drop to being worth nothing. earning should be a reliable method, like a job.