So, why did you have two accounts? You know that having multiple accounts is against the Bitsler TERMS AND CONDITIONS found at the bottom of the website and may result in both accounts banned, right?
"14.2 ATTENTION: Having more than 2 accounts is strictly forbidden(by person/IP/house/family). If you are found to be in violation of this rule all of your accounts will be blocked and any funds in them will be forfeited."
If I read those rules literally, the OP didn't make a mistake. He had 2 accounts, which is allowed, since more then 2 accounts is stricktly forbidden, and will lead to accounts being blocked. So OP does have a valid point. However, I am very sure that Bitsler does have good reasons to do this, so we should wait for their answer. |
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Met even googelen kom je al ver. Ik kwam de website https://www.thoorn.nl/. Even op hen gegoogeld, en volgens mij zijn ze wel legit, maar ik kan daar natuurlijk geen garantie voor geven. Je bent natuurlijk wel een fiks percentage kwijt aan kosten, maar ja, dan heb je je waardeloze beltegoed (ga ik even van uit) wel uitgecashed. |
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Most of the ICO's are shit.
The best way to know that an ICO is legit, is seeing that the team already has a working product (for example, BitDice has a running casino for 3 years, and now they come with an ICO).
And, what Whipsplash says: the more info you can find beside their webpage, the less likely it is that is is a scam.
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I stumbled accross your topic, and I knew I read a website about this a few days ago. Did a quick google search, and what seems to be the case? There is already a list of companies that have intergrated SegWit. It's on the website of Bitcoin Core: https://bitcoincore.org/en/segwit_adoption/I think this will help you out? |
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Usually what a wallet does is that it sends the part of the transaction you don't send (change) to a different address.
For example.
You have received 1 BTC on address 1. You want to transfer 0.2 BTC to a friend, with address 2. The wallet automatically sends the remaining 0.8 (minus the tx fee obviousely) to address 3 which is controlled by you. You do not need to worry about it. If you look in your wallet, it will tell you that you have the .11 BTC available.
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There is no need for such as list, as I have already made an overvieuw of bitcoin gambling places. I have included in the list wheter or not they have a faucet you can use. You can find the topic here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2097255.0Personally I don't think you are able to earn something from the faucet, but it's an okay way to try out whether or not you like the site before you deposit. |
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The real question is here: are you willing to gamble with money you've set away for your health? For me, this is an easy no.
It's not 100% the same, but compare it to putting your insurance money at risk on roulette. Of course there is a chance to win, but there is also a chance you lose a (large sum) of money.
If you have some spare money, it's fun to invest in crypto's for sure, but I wouldn't invest any money you've put away for real life goals.
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151 satoshi/byte is the medium time fee in Electrum wallet(also in bitcoinfees website) and the 250 satoshi/byte is the fee needed for extremely fast confirmation.
This is really good news as only a few days or weeks ago, we needed at least 400 satoshi/byte for a medium time confirmation and above 500 satoshi/byte for extremely fast confirmations.
Now the satoshi/byte is being cut in half from more than 500 to 250 to have extremely fast confirmation.
This is because the person(s) who spammed the network last few weeks probably stopped, so the mempool is empty. That causes the tx fees to fall obviousely. I do understand that everyone is happy here, but according to this website: http://segwit.party/charts/#, still only 1.3% of all transcations are segwit transactions. There is still a long way to go. |
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New, now taking offers for small ads in the OP. Feel free to PM me
The OP has been updated.
Betking.io has joined the list. Unfortunately for them, did din't receive a high rating. Mainly because I couldn't find a tool on the site to verify the bet. Without provable fairness, a bitcoin gambling site is not playable IMO.
I have changed the available altcoins for luckygames to 30.
Unfortunately, I had to remove rollin.io from the list, since they closed down.
If anything is incorrect, feel free to reply.
Replied in the BetKing thread but will do here as you might see it faster. BetKing has been provably fair since 2014. You can see a verifier on https://dicesites.com/betking Ah, I see. On your website, there was no way to find that link. Maybe it is better for you to make a page explaining that you have a external verifier, because now it seems a bit shady at first sight. I did know that you have been around for a long time (to comment on your other post in your own thread). I'll update the thread in a few minutes. Btw, it's always faster to PM me. That's the first thing I read when I come online. |
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Well, you need to realize that there is always a built-in house edge. So the more you bet there more you lose in the long run.
That's why strategies with the lowest wagering amount are most likely to work.
When you gamble, I advice you to set a goal, for example: double your money. The best way to do it, is to go all in at 2x. If you're martingaling, however it feels safer, you actually wager more, so you have a higher chance to lose it all.
Now, if you want to go for the fun aspect of gambling, you shouldn't be looking too much at house edges and stuff, but if you want to decrease youre chance of losing, you might take my advice in concideration.
I am not sure, if I understood you right. Lets say I have 0.0005 BTC and my goal is 0.001, then I put 0.0005 in and win or loose, right? That is what I'm saying, yes. Like I said, if you'd martingale with base 0.0001, you need to have 50 streaks with a win. After a 6x loss streak, you have lost it all. Now in that 50 streak, you will wager in total more (50x 0.0001 + the bet increments on a loss), then when you'd wager 0.005 one time. Essentially what you're doing is wagering more for reaching the same goal. It's better to throw it all at the 49.5% in your example. |
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Well, you need to realize that there is always a built-in house edge. So the more you bet there more you lose in the long run.
That's why strategies with the lowest wagering amount are most likely to work.
When you gamble, I advice you to set a goal, for example: double your money. The best way to do it, is to go all in at 2x. If you're martingaling, however it feels safer, you actually wager more, so you have a higher chance to lose it all.
Now, if you want to go for the fun aspect of gambling, you shouldn't be looking too much at house edges and stuff, but if you want to decrease youre chance of losing, you might take my advice in concideration.
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One thing remains unclear to me: are the (dice) bets provably fair? As you can see, betking has a very low rating in my Bitcoin rating thread. I simply cannot give you guys a higher rating, since I can't find any feature to see if the bets are fair. That's simply undoable these days. All other dice websites have such a page on their website. Please let me know if that page does excist (however hard to find), or when the page is added to your site. |
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New, now taking offers for small ads in the OP. Feel free to PM me
The OP has been updated.
Betking.io has joined the list. Unfortunately for them, did din't receive a high rating. Mainly because I couldn't find a tool on the site to verify the bet. Without provable fairness, a bitcoin gambling site is not playable IMO.
I have changed the available altcoins for luckygames to 30.
Unfortunately, I had to remove rollin.io from the list, since they closed down.
If anything is incorrect, feel free to reply.
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Mate did you read the first post !?
I wrote a report but no one take actions WTF !?
Mate, they all ready your first post, but it seems that you don't read theirs. They clearly state that the trust system is not perfect, and every user should figure out for himself who to trust and who not to trust. Like someone said before me: talk with the person who put the negative feedback on your profile, or deal with it. |
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Well, there is no way to be 100% sure about how all the bitcoins are distributed. You can make assumptions for sure that upcoming economies like China are buying a large share of the total amount of bitcoins sold. Btw, this website is pretty fun: http://fiatleak.com/. It shows where transactions are going to. USA and China are in the top at the moment. |
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I have tried to make a good, unbiased, not sponsored, list of different casino's in this thread https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2097255.0As you can see, I have rated different casino's with either of 3 games: dice, blackjack and sports betting. I try to update it every week, so it's pretty up to date. More games (like roulette and other games) will be added in the next month. |
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I'll probably update the whole list tomorrow. Thanks for all the feedback and help, guys! Very soon YOLODICE adding LTC coin too. I hope you will edit your post.
Haven't seen it on their site yet. Will add it when they do though. You could also add the recently relaunched Betking.io (BTC, ETH, LTC) to your list.
I certainly will! Luckygames now 30 coins with BCH  Ah cool, will update that. Is there any ways to see which coins has the most wagered amount (in btc)?
I honestly don't know. You could try to look it up by yourself, or ask them, or in their chat. Always unfortunately to see websites leave, but I'll edit the list.
Also add wheel99.com and yolodice in the list. I have played in yolodice without any problem but I am yet to try this new wheel99.com which looks good.
Yolodice is already on the list, and wheel99.com is not a dice nor blackjack nor sports betting site. It will be included in my next list which other games though. Once again, thanks all for the input, and keep your comments coming. |
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I once read the phrase 'if you have to pay in order to work for someone, it's most likely a scam'.
With that in mind, I'd advice no one to get your product.
However, there might be desperate people who fall for this, and give you the 2 buckers. I don't think it's worth it, but they might.
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Certainly a good idea to not follow the 'status' of the account on this forum. People are selling accounts all over the place, so there is a chance you might think someone is an okay member, while the account was just bought by someone else.
To answer you question: concerning trading, don't listen to anyone. Most of the 'advices' you read here, are made by people who hope you follow them. For example 'shitcoin 8329923 is on a massive heater, price will rise for sure'. Most likely they have invested in that coin by themselves, and want others to join, so that they can profit.
Follow your own instincs, and make calculated descisions for yourself.
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