I wouldn't fully blame the mixer ban for all this, even if it likely contributed.  But, you're completely right, Bitcointalk feels like it has lost its excitement.

The talks just dont grab attention like they once did.  My feeling is that genuine development and debate over real projects is lacking these days. The Altcoins section is mostly full of scams and shitcoins and Bitcoin technical discussion rarely touches on anything new.

On the contrary. I noticed how some bad actors give the whole thing a bad name.  But, the reputation of the Bitcoin ecosystem has always been under fire from folks who don't understand it or who benefit from the status quo.  This isn't anything new. But seriously damaged reputation? Nah, not in my experience.

Especially with all the big institutional money flooding in lately, and even Bitcoin ETFs getting approved.  That's actually changing some minds around here even among the biggest haters I know.  So, I gotta ask, what kind of bad reputation are you even hearing about?

I can confirm that I actually managed to snag a small withdrawal from free spins on Anonbet.  It wasn't a huge amount, but it came through without any issues. I don't remember exactly when I requested the withdrawal, but I was pleasantly surprised today when I saw the funds in my wallet.  Maybe others are waiting for their withdrawals too.

You're right, Anonbet seems to be putting in the effort despite the shaky start, which is good to see.  And it seems they might be manually checking transactions due to past abuse attempts, but at least mine went through.

I get why privacy matters to you, but saying there's straight up no privacy on phones seems like an overstatement.  You've got fair worries about privacy and mobile access not mixing well, but I don't think its so cut and dry and  the way I see it, I can lock down my phone just as tight as my laptop since VPNs and Tor work fine on mobile.  And tons of folks mostly use the web on their phones nowadays.  Not offering mobile access could leave out a big chunk of potential users for your thing.

Yeah, that's true.  The OP definitely throws out some wild stories that are hard to believe at times.  And I believe it has already been mentioned that there is evidence that some of his screenshots are manipulated and fake. That's why I don't believe any of his stories, because if he lied once, chances are he's lying about other things as well.

It is fascinating to think about someone putting everything on one bet, though.  Like you said, some people have the means to absorb a big loss. For them, the thrill might outweigh the big financial risk.

Casinos, even crypto ones, have to generate revenue somehow, and that's where the house edge comes in - it's the built-in margin that gives them a statistical advantage.  This edge varies between games - blackjack tends to be more player-friendly while slots may be more heavily stacked for the house.  You can still win in small samples regardless of the edge, but over time, as you place more and more wagers, it'll gradually grind down your bankroll, and will catch up to you eventually - even if youre lucky for a bit. 

This was already a few weeks ago, and since the OP mentioned it takes about two weeks to renew their passport, it's possible he has already completed KYC verification with a valid document. We simply don't know yet because OP hasn't been active on the forum recently.

Folks, I get that some people just want attention.  We've all wanted to be noticed, and some go about it the wrong way.  I think we'd do better to focus on sincere questions and lend a hand there when we can and  when someone's plainly messing around not engaging is probably the wisest move. The mods should lock this thread now - there is no point in discussing this anymore.

Welcome to the forum, anonbet. net! I wanted to provide some feedback on your site's design.  As others mentioned, the user interface feels a bit cluttered right now, making things confusing to navigate and  have you considered a redesign that streamlines things? Responsive design would also allow the site to adapt nicely across screen sizes - crucial with so much mobile usage these days.  If the platform isn't intuitive and easy to use on phones you risk losing players.  Just some thoughts to ponder that could help take the user experience up a notch.

Excited to see where you take this!

I don't really agree with what you're saying here.  I'm not convinced Bitcoins reputation actually needs any "repairs" or anything - I mean, on what grounds are you saying that's obvious it does?

Seems to me its reputation as a secure way to store value is still pretty solid.  Sure, there's stuff like scalability that's tricky to figure out.  But the basic ideas behind it are still good. Going on about repairing its reputation doesn't seem that productive really. Scams are still way more common with fiat money than with Bitcoin.

Ah, there you are! I knew I knew you'd show your true con man face sooner or later. And the insults, how delightfully predictable.  Did you pick those up at Scammer School 101, or is that just your charming personality oozing out?

And by the way, still struggling with the forum, are we? 

Yeah, keep telling yourself that. This is exactly how your "revolutionary" idea will end - with zero users! 


Your posts are being deleted because they blatantly violate forum rules.  Have you even bothered to read them?  Here's a thought, genius: read the rules before you embarrass yourself further.  Otherwise, you'll keep getting tossed in the moderation bin, clueless as to why.

You ain't wrong! - those mega lottery jackpots seem amazing but can actually complicate things.  For me, I just gamble now and then for fun, not to get rich quick or anything.  Though no doubt, if I did hit it big one day I'd probably rethink my whole relationship with gambling afterwards!

As for the luckiest people being the ones who take life easy - I'm torn on that and  you need some balance; doing a little planning and budgeting is never a bad idea, even if you mostly just go with the flow.  Moderation's usually the way to go.  But I also believe in leaving room for some spontaneity and fun too - no need to overthink everything either.

Good question! This debate about whether luck or skill determines gambling outcomes has been around forever.  Basically there's two ways of looking at it. 

On one side, you got believers in free will.  They say if you study the odds enough and have a solid strategy, you ultimately control how much you win or lose.  It comes down to making choices - like managing your money properly. 

Then there's the destiny camp and  to them, your fate kinda predetermined whether you'll hit it big or go home broke.  Maybe you were born lucky at the tables.  Or the universe has other plans for you.   

Wanna know what I think? Those concepts were dreamed up by people long ago to explain weird stuff they couldnt understand yet - like how ghosts or spirits affected everyday life.  Today we got science to make sense of things that used to seem supernatural.  So I'm still figuring out where I stand on this whole luck versus skill thing, but in general I'm more inclined to believe concrete evidence and things like coincidence rather than fate or destiny.

I definitely agree that schools should educate teenagers about the risks of gambling.  Just as they offer warnings about smoking, they oughta do the same when it comes to gambling apps and websites that are so easy to access on phones these days.  A lot of kids view these things as harmless entertainment and figure it's easy money, but gambling can become a serious issue before you even realize it and

Like that guy said, most teens are oblivious to the downsides here.  Schools have a responsibility to reveal the realities about gambling to students before it's too late.  And for real maybe even some adults could use a reminder about this stuff too.  The marketing for these gambling sites can be pretty deceiving with all those ads everywhere.

You're right, both physical and online casinos use strategies to keep you playing longer - it's all about trying to make you lose track of time, and money.  Online casinos can be worse cuz they're faster paced and so easy to access.  Just a tap on your phone or click on the computer and you're in, so you dont got that physical barrier to maybe make you stop like at a real casino.

I feel like with online ones, since getting money out or putting it in is pretty simple, it's a lot easier to keep playing without thinking.  And those sites load so quick and games go so fast next thing you know hours passed.  At least with real casinos you gotta move around and see real people occasionally instead of just staring at a screen losing track of everything else.

And you complain about Paker Player's feedback on your profile? This statement alone justifies the negative trust tag. It is obvious that you are completely ignorant and don't understand how he, and many other members like him, are crucial in the fight against scams in this community.


Who in their right mind would waste time on such a stupid idea, like the long-forgotten bitcoin doublers, and similar "guaranteed make money" ponzi schemes, and call them "genius" ideas?

A few weeks back you were bragging about thousands of players, and now you're saying it's not even good for playing?  And, you're lying about not luring new players in. Everything you've done so far on this forum is the exact opposite.


How exactly? It looks like a cheap knock-off lottery system, just like a thousand other boring sites out there. Only difference is, yours is uglier. Like we're in the 1990s again!
It's not even provably fair, and you've shown that you don't even know what that means.


That's not true. You posted this just two days ago:


Cut the crap already. You're not only cluttering this place with nonstop promotion for your platform, but you're also peddling blatant lies with those baseless claims.

Yeah, the money isn't yours to begin with.  That's the thing - you're meant to be taking care of it, not treating it like a gamble. 

I get why people think playing the markets or gambling seems like some golden ticket.  But that glossy fantasy rarely matches reality and  more often than not, its just a roll of the dice and people get overconfident and then, poof! Their cash vanishes faster than a magician pulling a rabbit out of a hat.  Absolutely stupid.

Best thing is stick to handling the money properly and carefully like you're supposed to.  No tricks or gambles.  Just responsibility.

So, your friend throws you to the wolves on this forum? Great buddy. 

OK. So you figured it out on your own, good for you.  But honestly, what's so special about it to figure out?  This is just an online forum. These things have been around forever, probably way before you were even born.  And people weren't struggling with it back in the BBS days, half a century ago.  Come on.