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2321  Economy / Gambling / Re: FORTUNEJACK.COM |Deposit 777 play with 1777 mBTC |Live Casino, Slots, Betting on: May 11, 2018, 10:24:58 AM
sometimes people create an account and forget about it and then they start to play on a freshly made account and get banned
nice to see Fortunejack being pretty lenient  Roll Eyes
and not enforcing their TOS when a player is not abusing the system
glad that everything has been resolved and they even managed to retain the customer,hope more casinos show flexibility like that


2322  Other / Meta / Re: Why is reference to "bitcointalk.org" triggering a filter in Wikipedia? on: May 10, 2018, 06:11:42 PM
funny how wikipedia considers bitcointalk a spamming site
while it doesn't hesitate to inundate you with donation requests:



never trusted it as a source of information,anyone can edit it and it has been politically biased on so many cases I cannot count
2323  Economy / Gambling / Re: FORTUNEJACK.COM |Deposit 777 play with 1777 mBTC |Live Casino, Slots, Betting on: May 10, 2018, 11:13:40 AM
judging by the screenshot,you were asked to choose one of the accounts to keep
a trick question,but you kind of confessed to having two accounts and asked to keep the one you were playing on and to close the second one
so support gladly obliged and closed BOTH quoting breach of their TOS
what happened is probably you were using a public VPN and your IP's matched the other accounts address or you had two accounts from the start and forgot about the first one
you should have told them you have just one account
2324  Economy / Gambling / Re: KINGDICE.COM - Bitcoin Dice & Invest in bankroll on: May 09, 2018, 05:21:10 PM
Hi there. Just wanted to check if you are still offering investments in your bankroll? I saw the title of your thread (don't know if that is updated or not) so I just dropped by and mentioned it here. And for those folks who invested/currently investing in their bankroll, what are your feedback about it? Are you having profit/good returns in your investment with them? Any useful information would be appreciated.
There's not much action going in here, it'd be better to invest somewhere else like c-g, bitvest,yolodice etc..

Yes indeed, I do not know why wetsuit are doing this anyway, he bought this but never intended to really make a progression for it. At least make a boost to increase volume of wagering or invite more players to come for playing instead of leaving thia thread just like that. I know he's been busy of many thinga but at least he need to have some control about what he owns

I think he intended to,the site was undervalued and had (has?) good potential
but seeing Wetsuit spending less and less time with his main project-freebitco.in,my guess would be he has some real life snags
and cannot dedicate taht much time and effort to make things happen,there is indeed almost no action there at least at the moment
but nothing that cannot be changed with a good marketing campaign,promotions etc.
2325  Economy / Gambling / Re: How much do websites like Primedice, Stake, Bitsler, Duckdice etc. make per day? on: May 09, 2018, 12:49:24 PM
despite the 1% house edge the sites make way more money,usually
it is due to the fact that the vast majority of the gamblers have a very vague idea about bank management or optimal betting strategies
I have seen some atrociously terribad gamblers who are just destined to lose,without a chance to win the way they are playing
there is a variance,of course,one lucky whale could turn the things upside down profitwise
take bustadice and yahoo,for example *winks at Rhavar

2326  Economy / Gambling / Re: Stake.com | The Bitcoin Casino | Plinko, Mines, Blackjack, Roulette + 8 more 👽 on: May 09, 2018, 11:43:55 AM
Quietly, Ethereum is now accepted in Stake...

You don't have to use ShapeShift anymore, just deposit directly ETH on you account, and play directly using ETH (it is not converted to BTC).

Finally Now Ethereum lovers will be able to bet with Their favorite coin "Ethereum" ❤️. The Fees and minimum amount of Withdrawal of Ethereum is pretty fair and reasonable on the site.

There are also some small updates i noticed in the site like the loading screen has been replaced with game icons instead of "Gary walking"  which gives a stylish look to the site.

Wish we will see more alt-coins in the site in near future. Smiley
P.S. Is there any plan to add any exchanger on the site?

I hope there will be an exchanger on the site...one day,will be convenient
the fees and the minimum withdrawal amount is same as with bitcoins
funnily enough,the flame requirements for HR is same as well
you can bet 0.01 ETH and get a flame ,so many are taking advantage to boost their e-peen and are getting this cheap flame,haha
I am sure they will adjust the figures soon,same as wd minimum and wd fees for etherium
2327  Economy / Gambling / Re: Litecoin.Win - new ownership and new reseed event on: May 09, 2018, 10:20:05 AM
~snip~

Crash-related site like bustabit.

Based on Bustabit v1 and runs litecoin as its currency instead of bitcoin.
Fluxxy used to have a majority share in the site before private investors bought out his shares, and now they are doing a new seeding event for their generated games.


Please correct me if im wrong  Grin

yep,you are correct
its a clone of bustabit,same script but for litecoins
the site was offline for some time,I think and now that the new owner is trying to resurrect it....
well lets see,but seeing how Bustabit and Bustadice both cannot boast extraordinary profits,I doubt litecoin.win will be much of a success
2328  Economy / Gambling / Re: Can I start game here? on: May 08, 2018, 05:09:38 PM
you can run games but in a different section- games and rounds:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=71.0
as for your idea of this game-I do not think it is going to make it as it will be the spammiest game ever and the mods will definitely lock the thread sooner or later
come up with a better idea,not the one "hey post to keep me on top of the list and I might share something with you to promote me almost for free"
also yeah,what tokens are we talking about ?
2329  Economy / Gambling / Re: FORTUNEJACK.COM |Deposit 777 play with 1777 mBTC |Live Casino, Slots, Betting on: May 08, 2018, 03:58:04 PM
its a very generous offer,indeed
one bitcoin for an anlysis of an altcoin of your choice...
more information would be in order though,tweets have a symbol limit
do you have any limitations as to the size of the post or any other prerequisities? other than it has to be an anlysis you like?
tempted to participate and write up about ADA Smiley
2330  Economy / Gambling / Re: Space.casino - BEST BITCOIN/EUR/USD/RUB CASINO! on: May 08, 2018, 03:25:59 PM
Regarding the no deposit bonus that you give (10 EUR), can it be converted into btc once I complete the wagering requirement? Can I request a btc withdrawal from it or I have to make a withdrawal in EUR as well?
Anyway, I think you should change the bonus with mBTC instead of EUR because we are in bitcoin forum. Obviously people will prefer to take BTC than FIAT currency.

it can be denominated in BTC in the games if I remember correct
you can withdraw in bitcoins,I recieved the bonus and managed to win some from it,but not enough to meet the wagering requirements to withdraw in the end
think there was a guy in the topic who managed to withdraw from the nondeposit bonus
2331  Economy / Gambling / Re: 💰Buff88.com |In-play|eSports |Sports |Casino |BTC, ETH and altcoins accepted💰 on: May 08, 2018, 02:12:30 PM
haven't heard about egold before , but the casino looks nice with kinda good deposit bonus
I'm mainly interested in sportsbetting and was actually disappointed to see that you offer what other bookies are already offering
would love to see low margin so bettors can start betting with you
I have heard of egold and would rather use that then bitcoin,bitcoin cash and also ethereum for my wagering.
And being able to use it to bet on esport matches are even more to sweeten the fun at the sportsbook site. Grin

egold should have picked a different name,if you heard about egold,you should be aware of this :
https://www.wired.com/2009/06/e-gold/
but of course the new egold has nothing to do with the previous system,but the name
and its capitalisation and trade volumes are not that impressive: https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/egold/
2332  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Franco di Fargos Capping Thread on: May 08, 2018, 12:45:52 PM
Following you on trust with this: just placed my bet ...good luck to us.

It would be nice, in my opinion, reading a brief analisys of the reasons that brought you to choose that particular outcome : eg team A seemed tired last matches or some important players suddììfered from injuries and so on

I always follow cappers threads and checking the outcomes vs the predictions
it is disappointing in 99% ,either they "cappers" lose interest after a few losing bets
or they plain do not understand the sport they are betting on or have no idea about the bank management
also,try to add a short description,yes I see you have edited your post already
but it would be nice if you set ,say a 1000 unit betting bank and assigned a certain % of it to each bet,depending on how sure you are about the outcome or the coefficient/risk
and keep statistics,this will make your thread look more professional
besides...what is the ultimate goal of your posts here? selling paid prognosis? opening a site with paid tips? anything else?
2333  Economy / Gambling / Re: 36eyes.com, This is a new chance to gamble with BTC on: May 08, 2018, 12:29:22 PM
you MUST like and want to speak much as an owner of a website you are promoting
otherwise go and take some marketing lessons
you can't just drop the link and hey,guys go check it out Smiley
as for the site itself-you didn't provide an option to login with email/pass combination
so I could not test the site,but from the looks of it ... well not going to break the profit records IMHO
is it another copy of bitkong?
2334  Economy / Gambling / Re: 🔶 YOLOdice.com 🔶 FAST, Wagering Competition BTC&LTC&ETH just started! on: May 08, 2018, 10:59:32 AM
Lol i doubt you made that it's just too good to be made by ethan

OK, here's the truth: I am using an image library. I found a cute cat and a pair of sunglasses. But I combined them myself to get the best looking cool-cat-in-sunglasses ever made :-)

The competition is rolling pretty slow, I guess people are waiting till the last moment to play - the last moments could be interesting! So far every time we ran a competition with these growing prize pools the pace increased dramatically towards the end.

Stay with us! Cheers,
Ethan



don't mind the haters, its a cool looking cat and a decent banner
implies that if you do not enter the competition you must be blind,haha
three competitions at once is what makes it look slow,but people are smart,waiting for an opportunity to get as close to +EV as possible,can't blame them for that
2335  Bitcoin / Development & Technical Discussion / Re: Is it possible to create a simple smart contract using bitcoin-cli? on: May 07, 2018, 04:17:22 PM
Bitcoin doesn't really have "smart contracts" per se. It does have a scripting system though, which is generally how timelock transactions are created.

It looks like what you want is possible through the CreateRawTransaction RPC method available through bitcoin-cli. Just scroll down to Parameter #3—locktime for details on how to use it.

It's possible there's an easier way to do it, but this is the first thing that I saw looking through the API docs.
So many people wan to use btc in smart-contracts, but i know from that forum, that it is impossible....
Smart contracts it is only Ethereum, or something else?


many other cryptocurrencies are smart contract friendly
for example:1. EOS asynchronous smart contracts,their declared aim,by the way, is to be able to process hundreds of thousands if not millions of transactions per second
2.Qtum -POS smart contracts,able to run both Eth and BTC applications
mostly large business oriented
3.ADA -the self proclaimed "ETH killer",next generation smart contract platform,potentially issuing their own credit card too
took the market by the storm and keeps gaining momentum and capitalisation

speaking of bitcoin+smart contracts:
particl.io is managing funds in  their trustless escrow ,using smart contracts
https://bitcoinmagazine.com/articles/yes-bitcoin-can-do-smart-contracts-and-particl-demonstrates-how/
think there are much more examples,but to use bitcoin blockchain for smart contracts is like if you are hammering nails with a screwdriver-technologically possible,but really unneccessary and awkward
2336  Bitcoin / Press / Re: [2018-05-07] India: Delhi Court Will Hear 2 Challenges to Crypto Ban Next Month on: May 07, 2018, 03:49:18 PM
challenging the central bank over its decision,pretty much useless
but the move could be the first step on a way to reverting the ruling
India was supposed to be one of the countries that legalised bitcoin,not banned it and it did nothing but bad things to the countrie's economy in the long run
they would have to lift the ban sooner or later and losing time as well as the image of a cryptofriendly country is nothing too positive
2337  Bitcoin / Press / Re: 2018-05-05 Warren Buffett, Charlie Munger Slam Bitcoin Again, Resort To Elementa on: May 07, 2018, 01:23:12 PM
such a surprise Smiley it is not the first time he is leaving negative comments about bitcoin
would be funny if he suddenly changed his stance ,he also called bitcoin "rat poison squared" so what
for a guy who makes money from investments and central bank shenenigans(like simply making money out of nothing aka printing)
anything that is new and "controversial" opens many opportunities for other players to get rich
but saying something and doing something are two different things:we do not know if he or his affiliated structures are secretly investing billions into bitcoins or not
2338  Economy / Gambling / Re: ▰▰▰ LUCKYGAMES.IO ▰▰▰ ✅ 5 Awesome Games ✅ 61 Cryptocurrencies ✅ Daily Contests on: May 07, 2018, 12:42:45 PM
Another amazing giveaway just ended thanks LUCKYGAMES thanks admin
-snip-

I saw the giveaway on this forum but now no longer see it, it seems this thread was deleted at the forum. Many members have missed it.

the giveaways in altcoins were against the forum rules hence they were deleted
the mods even deleted the posts quoting the links to the giveaways
if you want to take advantage of the luckygames giveaways you got to visit their own forum then now
2339  Other / Meta / Re: Merit became a business. What to do? on: May 06, 2018, 03:57:36 PM
I see the option only to rebuy (for example 80 merits points earned by quality posts and 10 purchased) to the desired level. It is unlikely that people in their right mind would buy a full merit to get a new rank. If there are even such comrades, and if the awareness of this fact is very disturbing to you, then think about how many top-level accounts have been pumped before the introduction of the merits system. And maybe their owners at the time did not written a single useful post. Therefore, it is better to just concentrate on generating creative ideas and presenting them to the audience of this forum than to worry about the unfair receipt of merit. Wink
Smart guys will stay away from merit business. Of course, merit system is not a perfect fairly system, but it is fair enough to put abusers on red tags. You should never fall into Meri business and complains about merit system's fairness.
Overtime, merit system will make real members of the forum, including someone who are complaining feel satisfied due to its effects to make the forum better.

smart guys will do,the rest will be paying 20$ per merit and have,potentially,red trust as a bonus Smiley
after all said and done,a guy with alot of merits but crappy posts won't be able to take advantage of his merits for long
sooner or later he will be tagged and lose his account (I say lose since the only reason for him to buy merit is to make money,so red trust=lost account)
2340  Bitcoin / Legal / Re: Is bitcoin a theat to economy and bankers as will on: May 06, 2018, 01:26:36 PM
at the moment it is not a threat,but it as well could become one
look at Venezuella,for example-its economy in such a bad shape that the goverment had to prohibit the use of bitcoin
it can be righ for many economies that are weak and/or having a lot of grey schemes going on
that can use bitcoins as an alternative form of payment,circumventing the banking and monetary system and taxes
thus the stronger an economy is,the less impact there should be,but China can serve as an example of the opposite,they didn't ban it per se
but limited the operations with crypta for the banks and exchanges
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