Not a very good method of advertisement. Very poor choice of words.

You just reduced the legitimacy of the website in my perspective. Although you managed to get a click from me, pretty bad website UI and design though. Not a fan of those bright eye pinching colors.

Also, whats there to boast about provably fair games? Only a very stupid gambling organization would make unfair games and loose it's players.
 

I think freebitco.in isn't even worth trying. I don't think I am so lucky to win against so many bots, poor security and anti bot system. Trueflip is the most reputed online lottery I know of.

Trueflip's token has potential, could gain a lot of value with time.
Personally, I don't like online lotteries and lotteries in general but if I had to try, I would go to trueflip.

It's not only about spending time, its about gaining experience and never giving up.

You learn, improvise and get better and more careful for every little investment. You learn to deal with failures and feel pride in gaining money.
It's the practice arena to prepare for the big investment games. Unless he's super lucky/found an obvious solution, an investor would always need experience.

"There's no chance"

There is always a chance, i've read and laughed upon various such claims throughout my time on this forums. "No way bitcoin can cross $2/3/5/10k in 2017". How can you lack imagination? ignore possibilities? I agree $70k is too high of a mark but its never impossible.

I guess you were just presenting your ideas on this, maybe this is what you believe and you aren't open to more possibilities.
I personally think bitcoin will cross $30k this year, because of VARIOUS reasons.  

Cryptos are already being used to escape taxes, launder and distribute black money.
Such an anonymous network, if widely adopted would only make transfering corruption money easier.
As long as a method of payment exists, corruption would exist. It's about monitoring the payer, payee and transcation itself.

It's a big amount of money in any country, it depends on your lifestyle and living standards, not the country.
Broadly speaking, some countries might have a trend of higher lifestyle so $14k may not seem that big of a money in comparison to others around.


I appreciate your generosity and philanthropy over such a vague and hypothetical situation.
Made me smile

There's thrill in awaiting a roll, looking up cards then there's excitement after winnings. Recovering losses, playing on the brim, YOLO moments are all part of the thrill that's addicting. It's a combined effect of such various factors that keep players addicted to gambling.
It's fun.
After quite a while and experience, you no more care about losses, you just look upto future, start anew with every roll/game. It's no more about recovering losses, its about leisure now. 

Be careful with advertisement, wrong kind of audience taping can lead to bad reputation of your website. Don't advertise on cheap hostings and website (at least not on porn websites and such stuff in general).

This forums is one of the best places to target crypto gamblers. Other than this, twitter and facebook is a good place to advertise because most of the big gamblers are middle aged people who commonly use these two platforms.
Also, hire writers, make blog posts, publish articles, its a very good way to make your website gain reputation and popularity

idk why some people shun away games like poker by calling it unethical gambling, they seem to fail to realize its just a game, its not always about gambling money, sometimes its just about spending some good time with friends and family.
Gambling isn't always recognized as a bad habit, its just that mostly the outcome of gambling money is not good, people get easily addicted and end up loosing their whole life at stupid stakes. So people made gambling a "taboo" to prevent this from happening. As far as you know what you're doing, its not as bad as they portray it.

Not talking about millionaires but some super rich users just randomly got/bought a lot of bitcoins and forgot about it until few years and sold it to become rich. They never invested into bitcoin, they just got lucky, saw their 200 bitcoins worth $200 become $100k, some exit sold them there, others (a little intelligent ones) saved them and became richer, rest (most intelligent) are still holding.
Even after this i think they do deserve their wealth, at least better than all of middle-east oil millionaires.

Also, Please have a mind open to a little more discussions and possibilities, don't be so quick tempered. Your reply makes less sense/ makes random assumptions so i find it more stupid than the question itself.

Few of such casinos giving out too-good-to-be-real offers and promotions on launch are scams and run away with money. Also, they neither are they provably fair  + there are stupid bugs that make their games unplayable + shit customer care. Won't name it, but i've had such issues with few small casinos before. Like this one time, few years ago i deposited my bitcoins to a new website and they never showed up, took them around a week to fix this problem. Shit customer service.

I was gambling my BTCs on PD a while ago
although i've been using ETH to gamble regularly. I stay away from doge, you sound like a doge-fanboy, no offence. I would rather exchange and gamble with other alts.
I lost all my LTCs a while ago so i ain't gambling with them either. I have a little ether right now, guess what am i gambling next?

ETH network sucks rightnow, high fees again here too, as if bitcoin wasn't enough.  i hate paying high fees on my little (if) profit.

While winning can make you feel better during hard times, losses can depress you further.
It's a gamble to gamble during depression and hard times. I would rather not take this gamble and do something safer to drive away my agony/mental pain.
As for boredom, as far as you're gambling what you're ready to loose, you will always drive away boredom, its a great way to deal with it if you are into gambling. I still find myself betting faucets/ playing poker with game money just to pass some time.

Skills and experience don't teach you how to beat luck, it teaches you to know "when to give up" and not feel regret for "ifs" and not make stupid impulsive decisions.
Its more of a philosophic learning rather than skill development, you learn to accept things and bear losses.
Talking about games like poker, i agree with what you said, you can be as skillful as possible, play as good of a bluff as possible and still end up loosing to a lucky player, bottom of the line, it again comes down to luck.

if not for gambling what do you use that money for? I am assuming it was your surplus money because you could afford gambling it, if not then you are greatly at fault here.
Now what do you do with you surplus money? Drink? Party? Spend on trips? All these are leisure activities, if you take gambling as one of these activities you have nothing to be ashamed of.
You have surplus money, you have time, you want to enjoy yourself you go and gamble! Thats how i feel about it.
I am not persuading you to gamble more not am i justifying gambling to make you do it again, i am just trying to show you another angle to look at the activity of gambling.

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The mass bitcoin adoption is just beginning. Finally we see advertisements directed towards a wider audience to invest into bitcoin, articles and media coverage enlightening people about cryptos.
Bitcoin will gain a lot of investors, many won't even understand the concept but still invest because of the history of bitcoin/others's shallow advice.
We just need more services accepting bitcoins, more day-to-day use of it and we are good to cross $25k easily.
Recently with the Chinese backing out, i don't have much to say with confidence to speculate bitcoin's future.

If a government truly wants an independent growth of economy, true welfare of the society (which it ideally should) then they should have no problem in accepting decentralized economic models like bitcoins. As of now, the people on power are used to holding their power to keep the rest of the population in check.
A liberal and open-minded rule would accept decentralization but a greedy and power hungry organizations would never.
Even if bitcoin gets banned, it would never die out, freedom and anonymity never dies.