I correct notvevery day now cause i am far from center but many days of course. There are club with good chics on their 19-25 i come i choose my meal. Drink a bit then go to a room with them on a club or bring them home.
Would you say this is a better way of living your life than having one single partner by your side? What do you think? |
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You mean Adesanya.
No no, there is no typo here. Hint: Eddie, Stake, you got it.  |
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Now i make only 400 a day which is ok cause i can stay on nice hotels in latin amerrica and fuck hookers every day everyday
How does it feel to fuck hookers every day?  Now regarding your question, If you make $400/day (net revenue) that is $144,000 per year. With this amount of money you should definitely invest in real estate. Then you would have a property you own, rent it out to someone else and get passive income on a monthly basis. You can invest in countries like the UK where the pound is extremely low, and you have so many letting agencies to do all the job for you and this way you would enjoy a steady income on a monthly basis. There is even a rent insurance where you can protect yourself against tenants who fail to pay the rent. Think about investing in things like this so you can have a monthly income dropping into your bank account all the times, and keep on expanding your business regardless. But if I helped you - please elaborate on this "fuck hookers every day" - are you honestly doing that on a daily basis? Never heard of something like this before haha. |
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Looks like Roobet has put the nail in the coffin tonight! They backed a true winner, Eddiesanya is just a keyboard warrior haha. Goodbye Eddiesanya |
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We should not be selfish, money is not everything, and we should try to help if we could, especially when someone is clearly going through mental issues.
There is a huge conflict of interest here. On the one hand casinos are looking at their data sheets, counting FTDs, deposits, how much users wager - and they get a fat cut out of it - for those who work in the industry - they look at things from perspective of numbers, it's very difficult for people with this point of view to look at someone weak with a merciful approach - since this is a conflict of interest - their goal is to make more money, and those who suffer from it have no goals - they are not sure what they want from life when they are deep down into it. Gambling in a way is a selfish activity, some hide it, some don't want to talk about it, people want 'privacy' when they do it - so whilst "feeling sorry" for someone who's going through some issues there is a still a conflict of interest. The best thing for the OP to do is to hand over the control over his/her finances to someone he/she trusts - and then worry about all the rest - when you don't have control over your money you're arresting your addiction because you won't be able to play without a permission from your money-keeper.
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Maybe you can contact some community members who are living in Nigeria, maybe some of them are managers or ask in local board, and they can help you converting NGN to Bitcoin or some other crypto. They can withdraw NGN to their bank account and send you whatever you want, maybe with small fee for doing this service. I don't understand how can BC.game make this pay off only in NGN currency  Thanks, it was already done as posted above (you probably posted exactly when we posted). Some users from Nigeria can deposit NGN into BC.game directly using a bank transfer, this way they don't need to exchange their money to Crypto - so it's easier for them. If you're an affiliate - then yes, it could make you get stuck with this currency, but thankfully there are enough good people in this community who are happy to exchange for you. |
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I find this interesting are all affiliates of BC.GAME have the same issue if they are not from Nigeria and you can withdraw your earnings using a Nigerian Bank only, quite unfair to affiliate like you if they only have this option, knowing this, will promoters will likely promote BC.game if the withdrawal option is limited to a Nigerian Bank, hope Brainboss can help you with this and do update us for the development of your case.
Well ... yes, it seems to be the case, in the past they did allow you to exchange NGN to Crypto so you didn't have to deal with it, but at the moment it's not possible on their site. Just keeping you updated the withdrawal request has been submitted on their site - also it's not $174 - apparently the Nigerian government is manipulating the value of its currency, so it's worth only $94 - check this link for example: https://www.binance.com/en/trade/USDT_NGN?theme=dark&type=spotIt shows $818.1 so 76600 NGN is $93.64 at the momemnt. On Yahoo/XE it would show $440. A trade link was also created here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5200468.msg61262649#msg61262649Crypto received from CryptopreneurBrainboss with thanks by the way!
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Hello, Can we send $94 NGN to a local Nigerian bank account and get Crypto for it? As shown in the thread here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5420043.0Cryptocurrency/Stablecoin: NGN (Nigerian Naira) Exchange amount: 76,600 NGN to $84 USD Receiving address: 0xaf9b6be381d9ae826707b03ad713a1c19e34ae13 (BUSD via BEP20/BSC) CRYPTO RECEIVED - THANKS! |
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What about Binance P2P? and there is a member from Nigeria who is very trusted CryptopreneurBrainboss, he have an exchange service, from Altcoins to Nigerian Bank Accounts, indeed it is not for the service you need but maybe with proportional fee he is willing to help you, just wanted to let you know, and also not knowing if withdrawing from a gambling site directly to a bank account in nigeria is safe, hope you can withdraw the money. Thanks for the 2 suggestions. Believe it or not - we've never heard of Binance P2P before, thanks for this suggestion. Likewise, PM sent to CryptopreneurBrainboss, let's see if he's willing to help, no problem if not |
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So as the title explains - there is a $174 from affiliate commissions sitting in the account:  The thing is the site allows to withdraw it only via a local Nigerian bank account - which is something none of us have There is no option to exchange it. Checking LocalBitcoins - sellers give you 50% worth of Bitcoin for 76,600 NGN, so it's not worth it. One option is to bet with this amount on odds of 6.00 or so in some sports, then bet $1000 on 1.14 or so - hoping the favored outcome will occur and then you withdraw the $1000 + winnings from the other site. But perhaps you guys have better suggestions how to withdraw this? |
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I do understand what you are trying to say, but i just told here what happened. I would be very happy, if someone comes forward from their side and answers to this, as im getting ignored by them. I do feel like i can flag them already, because as of now, they scammed me.
Their site shows in the bottom: Copyright © 2022 rollbit.com. All rights reserved. Rollbit is a brand name of Bull Gaming N.V. Company Address: Abraham de Veerstraat 9, Willemstad, CuracaoTheir company is registered there but they don't seem to have a license. Not sure what to do in this case, just spread your story to as many people as possible over the web. |
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If they did not IP ban you and if they were legally required to do so, (after you have stated you wish for an IP ban because of your gambling problem) then they might indeed be in the wrong and in that case you should see what you can do about reporting them.
Where could he possibly "report" this? |
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I'd think Rollbit isn't wrong in this accusation, you're just greedy want to maximize your profit without think twice.
*without think ing twice. Why the OP hasn't used other sites instead?! If he is that successful what's so special about this site Rollbit? |
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If the user has a gambling addiction is not the casinos fault...
This statement is wrong in some way. There have been so many cases where casinos/websites got sued becuase they did not offer a proper self-exclusion to their customers. Yes, you can always "claim" the addict can go to another site and gamble, but the duty of responsibility can attract lawsuits against you, if you fail to honor your regulative requirements (assuming you abide by them and that some regulations apply to you via your license / country of jurdisction etc.) This means that you decide how much money you will enter into their casino platform.
The amount he deposited/played with is irrelevant - the website can lose its license if the user decides to file a lawsuit against the license holder for being negligible. It seems like many users in this forum believe the websites can do and say whatever floats their boat - but honestly, the OP has a very strong case here if he takes it forward (although for $2,500 it might not worth it but the way they replied to him could attract further damages - it's quite serious). The website Fairlay doesn't even have a self-exclusion policy, it's not regulated or licensed by anywhere and many people use it - this one cannot really be "sued" because you have no contact details for the site, but Bitsler on the other hand is licensed and a lawsuit against its license holder is possible, but probably not for $2,500. |
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How do I close the thread? I tried deleting it doesn’t let me
You can lock it. |
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I attempted to cash out my bet at 30-40
Really don't wanna be a jerk here but have to ask you this - when you attmepted to cashout your bet at 30-40 - what was the amount of cashout that was shown on the screen? Did you agree at that very moment to "receive" this amount when the score was 30-40 i.e. did you click on the cashout button back then at that very short millisecond? Please ask yourself if you were 'in agreement' with the numbers that were presented to you on the screen back then? Yes, many bookmakers accept/reject bets in their own favor - but they did not initiate the click for you, correct? Again, not being against you, just trying to shed some light on this.... |
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This isn’t a fault from stake’s end. It’s maybe your account restricted by them . Are you sure that you haven’t broke any terms of service or rules of the site? Have you tried contacting the support team regarding this? Moreover have you tried placing bets on other events? If not then please do it and let us know. Coming in the forum with the issue won’t help it either. You need to find out yourself. Moreover stake doesn’t limit anyone’s account unnecessarily. So there will be definitely a reason for this.
Thank you for commenting, but I think you should re-read the posts in this thread. |
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They should at least be transparent with the customers and telling them for which markets and for which amounts they are restricted precisely.
It would have been great if when you come to place a bet, you could click on a "Max" button and see the Max you could place beforehand (this way you won't have to deposit, then find out it's not going through and then you might have to rollover some of the deposit for regulations purposes). Stake is still offering a good platform, topics like these are just meant to provide feedback and help them improve. One way or another, Bet365 is well known for being a super quick website to limit players and still it's a very profitable business - so whatever Stake is doing is fine - no one should expect a business to accept/take all kind of bets. The only disappointment is that Stake is a UFC partner, an official sponsor - so you would have expected the website to take more than usual bets, specifically on this kind of sports. MMA nonetheless is one of the less "rigged" sports out there, because it's based on one single individual and has less factors to go against you, but - to a certain extent. |
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