Yes, definitely! But for now I can only put personal text on my profile. If I ever get the chance to wear an avatar, I will.

Does anyone know if there are any other hashtags besides #EndTheFUD that we can promote on social media?

Bitcoin nije stvaran... Ništa nije stvarno, i svi smo mi zapravo jedna velika računalna simulacija, poput Matrixa.
Samo uzmi svoju plavu pilulu i nastavi živjeti u fantaziji.

Some of them are, but some of the dealers in the so-called "live casino games" aren't actually alive. Casinos that offer live dealer games often employ a technique known as "simulated dealer." They are pre-recorded series of moves of a real dealer that are reproduced in a computer simulation to create the illusion of a live casino play.

Well OP, I'm guessing you're not aware of the fact that many people have bad days at the casino. It's normal to have a bad day from time to time, especially if you've been gambling for a long time. So don't worry about it! Everyone has those days where everything just goes wrong and it's hard to recover from them. Don't try too hard to recover your losses by gambling again, because you'll probably only make things worse for yourself. If you've become obsessive and overly focused on winning and chasing losses, take a step back and evaluate your strategy.

If you're feeling down right now, remember this: it's okay to take a break from gambling for a while and come back at it when you're ready. This can help give you some perspective on what went wrong, what you did well, and how to improve. The next time you're at casino, consider playing with a different strategy than you used before: maybe try something new, or play a different game than you normally do. Good luck!

Sure, past performance is no guarantee of future results, but it's nice to imagine that the price of Bitcoin will eventually reach the skies again and we'll all be more than well-rewarded if we've bought in anywhere near the bottom over the past couple of months or so. The only thing certain at this point is that anyone who has bought over these past months is in better shape than someone who bought in at the top of the market.

If you're already in, great. Just hodl through it, and things will get better. It's a long road, but the good days will come back eventually. If you're going to invest in any asset, do your research and be brave. That is how smart investors make money. Be patient, watch the trends and study what has happened historically.

The short answer is no, you cannot get banned for card counting in online casinos.

Really, there's not much to add here. The entire question is based on a few false assumptions: that you are playing against a real dealer, and that the dealer hand represents some sort of "deck" that is being dealt from. Neither of these things are true in online blackjack, so the response to this question should be easy to predict. The gist of it is that the programs aren't designed to allow for counting systems and besides, there no real deck or dealer to count in the first place.

Below the text, there are thumbs up/thumbs down icons. We can click Dislike, select problematic information, and send feedback to Bing.
I'm not sure if this helps, but I don't think it could hurt. If enough people send negative feedback, Bing may decide to change its algorithm.

Almost all creative work that can be written down or otherwise captured in a tangible medium is protected by copyright law. It's that simple.

Copyright protects the creative act itself: the author's creation, not the idea behind it. In your example, the wheel is an idea. Ideas cannot be protected by copyright (they can be protected in some other way, for example by patent), but the specific creative work that was created from that idea is protected by copyright.

Why do you think many people still use 1xbit? Considering the number of visitors to their website and the number of new bitcoin deposits to their addresses, all I can conclude is that 1xbit doesn't have many active players, and all their claims are simply lies. I truly doubt that anyone from this community believes this crap.

Yes, there are many exchanges that use the same wallet (address) for all XRP deposits, but have you ever seen two unrelated exchanges using the same wallet address?
That's what we have here. Two gambling platforms, unrelated to each other, sharing the same XRP wallet, allegedly because they use the same crypto payment provider. I'm not saying it's not possible, I just think it's weird.


Agreed.

I can't tell from his behavior if he is just a spammer, a troll, or a mentally ill individual, but something is clearly wrong with him. I will review his posts and report anything that needs to be reported to the moderators, but unfortunately, our forum doesn't have effective measures against such members, so it's probably best to ignore them.

OP, congratulations on reaching the million mark. As they say, the first million is the hardest. 
Your next milestone is ten million satoshi. Good luck!

I can understand that, we were all new to the forum once. In that case, I suggest you look at how other members do it and copy their way of presenting evidence. That's the best way to learn and, in my opinion, the best way to become a good investigator.

I really appreciate your monthly overview of local board activities, Rikafip. You do a great job as usual. (By the way, you forgot to change the color of the German bar in the first chart, but it's not a big deal.)

And once again, the Portuguese local is absolutely dominated by joker_josue, the unsung hero and undisputed king of the local boards. It will be very challenging to dethrone him since he doesn't even have strong competition for the moment.

Our Croatian local board is experiencing a small drop in activity compared to last month, but that was to be expected as summer is always a time of reduced activity on the forum. Hopefully, we will get back on track and the activity will increase after the summer break.

I think you can. The site cannot support every currency in the world, for obvious reasons, so you choose the currency that is most acceptable to you (for example, EUR or USD). When you deposit cryptocurrency (BTC or altcoin), the deposited amount will be automatically converted into the currency you selected during registration. The same applies when withdrawing.

Thank you for the explanation. Of course, destination tags are necessary because otherwise you (or your payment provider) would not be able to know which user made the payment and to which user you need to add the balance. I still find it strange that a serious payment provider only uses one XRP wallet (address) for all their clients. It just adds another layer of complexity to the bookkeeping, but I suppose that's the way it is.

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As far as I know, the XRP wallet can reject any payment sent to your address if it doesn't specify a destination tag. But that depends on how the wallet is set up.

Well, do they? Maybe you could find out and let us know?
Why don't you ask your crypto payment provider if they use the same XRP wallet for all their clients? That would clear things up a bit.


I don't think it's that common, actually. I've been following the gambling section on this forum for a while now, and this is only the second time I've seen something like this. The first time was related to the 1xBET scam platform and its satellites.

You know that you can do all the checking yourself? Why don't you collect and present your findings to the community instead of asking other members to do it?

Also, try not to quote long posts that are not relevant to the current discussion.

Your birth name was given to you by your parents, however, when you register on the online forum, you can choose a username (nick) to go by. For this very reason, you are responsible for how other members will perceive you within the community. It is obvious that if you choose a username that will evoke emotional reactions from other members, your experience on the forum will be affected. I agree that a username alone cannot be a reflection of someone's character or personality, but you shouldn't expect others to change their perception simply because you are uncomfortable with it. Your choice of username should be something that is appropriate for the community. If someone sees your username and thinks that it's immature or unprofessional, then they'll have a negative opinion of you before they even get to know you.

I'm not trying to tell you what name to choose, but rather to help you understand why choosing a username that is appropriate for the community can make all the difference.

On the contrary, the majority of casinos do limit their customers' accounts to make sure they don't win too much. All casinos are commercial operations in the business of making money, and if you consistently win their money, they will limit your ability to continue taking it from them. Even if they can't stop you from winning, they do have to do something if you are a consistently profitable customer.