I am very curious to know how people are playing Slots.

Option A : Do you play one slot for a long time, until you hit the feature or until you win something big?

Option B : Do you jump between different slots, play for a while and then jump to the next slot?

Option C : Do you set a target amount for each Slot and then stay with that?

I think people's success with slots might be linked to the way they are playing it, so for instance... people playing one slot until it pay out, might be more succesful, than the person that are jumping from one slot to the next. 

What strategy do you think, will lead to the maximum profits? (Variance and RTP of each slot also determine the way that you are supposed to play on the different slots)

Let's discuss..... 

Wow, calling people that actually think for themselves ... "low IQ gamblers" are a bit harsh.. right?

In any way... let's say for argument that 1 "Paid" Streamer are the only one playing a specific Slot.... who's money will he or she be winning? (obviously the money that he or she deposited)

Now, what happens when you add 100 more players into the mix.... and they play for a short while, until their money runs out? In theory, the person playing the longest time.... will eventually hit the big win, because the RTP determine that. So, a streamer with huge pockets can play until they hit that win...thus "sweeping" the money that other people played...when they stopped early.  

I think Stake are doing a very good job at balancing the focus on small/medium/whale gamblers with their challenges and promotions. Take the Challenges for instance.... you will see several challenges posted that offers a minimum bet of 10cents ...to enable small gamblers to also compete to win the challenge. 

The $50k giveaway during Eddie's stream, regularly produce winners with low VIP levels ....but the majority are higher level VIPs that wager a lot more. (which is fair)

The minimum requirement for Bonus drops and rain is also not too high for the small gambler to participate. 

The Bitcoin community might be the wrong word, it is more the technology and the people using it that gets the blame. So, when a Ponzi Scheme use Bitcoin as a payment option, people investing in it... make the link that they are actually also invested in Bitcoin.

So, when they get burnt, they say that they lost money on "Bitcoin" .....not in Ponzi scheme "X" or "Y" .....and they tell that to their friends and their friends tell that to their friends.... and that is how FUD is spread.  

The Bitcoin "users" are then labelled as participants in "Ponzi Schemes" ...  

Can I just give you some advice ..please.

Support that business with regular purchases and also encourage your friends to support it to, because if you do not do that... the owner will decide to remove that payment option.

We had a few businesses in my area that also decided to do that, but he got almost zero transactions and he also struggled with BitPay and then when I visited the shop again... he stopped accepting bitcoin as a payment option.

Also ask him to give a small discount to people that pay with bitcoins, because that will be the incentive for people to rather pay with Bitcoin than Fiat currencies. 

It is very clear that most of these exhibition fights are just hosted to ride the hype and to make loads of money. It is fake and most of the fights are rigged, so the outcome are pre-determined. They also arrange for a re-match and then you will find that the challenger will win that fight, so that they can cash in on a 3rd fight. 

So, no thank you..... the TikTokers should stay with what they are doing... and leave the professionals to do their thing. I am kinda sick of all the "fake" stuff in this world. 

Wrong, I would rather have 50 000 or 100 000 people wagering a minimum of $3000 per week.. than a few whales wagering millions, because those whales can go away in a second. They are also high maintenance and they have huge leverage over casinos to misuse their hold that they have over the casinos.

Just look at what happens when a powerful "paid" streamer starts throwing their weight around... they quickly forget who are feeding their families. Also, having a large user base, increase your reputation in a very competitive industry. (Where do you want to gamble...? ..at a casino with 300 active gamblers.... or a casino with 20 000 active gamblers?)

Well inflation can be good and bad for both parties.... depending on what happens with inflation.... because governments adjust the interest rates.. based on the inflation. So there are a balance mechanism for both parties.... but there are also counter measures to protect both, like fixed interest rates.

The person taking the loan always lose out in the end, no matter what happens... because they have to pay the interest on those loans. Rich people pay cash.... they do not pay interest on loans, so they score the most. 

Ok, so tell me this....

Why did they not give Craig Wright the Nobel Prize in Economic Science yet? He is supposedly Satoshi Nakamoto .... right? Wrong .... he is not Satoshi Nakamoto ... and the moment when it is announced that he was... he would be arrested.

In most countries it is illegal to create your own currency.... and 3Letter agencies has been sharpening their knives for years to get their hands on the real Satoshi Nakamoto. (His technology has caused them a lot of troubles, even if Satoshi was not directly involved)  

Imagine this scenario :

Satoshi Nakamoto sends some of his coins to a trust or a person that needs the help with litigation cost against the fake Satoshi. That will be the ultimate justice for a guy like Craig Wright. The person or persons that he says he is.... spending his coins to prove that he is not Satoshi Nakamoto. (If it was me.... I would even sign that address with a big FU Faketoshi message) 

What people does not understand is this.... every court case or settlement he wins, adds more money to his pockets to file more lawsuits against more people.... "Will you be next?" ....

Just to clarify something.....

I see a lot of lazy people that are simply reading the "Subject" of this thread and then commenting on how Streamers are affecting people to start gambling.... and this is not what we are talking about here.... read the first post!

We are talking about how "paid" streamers are affecting the players experience that are already gambling on the different sites. (funding other players wins with the money they get from the casinos or even sweeping the funds that other people are playing.... )

We need casino experts to debunk assumptions or to confirm it.... if possible.

I think both men and women have an equal chance to succeed in entrepreneurial enterprises, because not all women and men are the same. You get clever open-minded men and women... and also men and women that are struggling.   

There are a lot more factors to keep in consideration to determine if someone will be successful or not... and you cannot simply look at a persons sex to see if they can succeed or not. (Example : Drive / determination / skills / experience / funding resources etc....) 

When I see Support saying things like this.... I cringe... because that says a lot about the site and how it is being managed. The deposits and withdrawals must be super quick at casinos, because gamblers judge a site... based on that. 

The scam accusations that #yahoo62278 are talking about, shows that they are "bad" operators... so I will not get my hopes up too high. Good luck.... it's going to be a battle getting your money out of this one. 

If this "mocking" of potential investors is the way you are doing business, then I do not want any part in this. The guy was asking a bunch of questions and you decided it was a good idea to be sarcastic.... very professional indeed. 

In any way, Projects under development goes here ===> https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=12.0 .... not in the Bitcoin discussion section. Good luck with your project... but it's a NO for me. 

This has been a contentious issue and a common discussion under online gambling for a long time... and I want us to talk about this too. 

How does the "Paid" Streamers ..influence other gamblers experience? So, the common assumption is that "Paid" streamers basically have limitless funds that are paid by the casinos. They can play, until the Slot pays them, where other people play until their money runs out. (This is a misconception obviously, because the outcome of each bet is determined by it's seed and the Slots variance and RTP)

People are also saying that "Paid" streamers are basically "sweeping" all money that are being played by others on those specific slots. (You often hear people saying... "I cannot play XXX Slot now, because streamer YYY won big on that Slot) - If I am correct... all funds that are played in a casino goes into one "Pot" .....and wins are paid out of that... or in the case of a Jackpot system.. into a "Pot" at the 3rd party service provider. (Is this true or false...any experts out there that can clear this up?)

Just to make something clear .... not all Streamers of gambling content are "Paid" streamers or affiliates of casinos.... some use their own money. (Example : Syztmz)

Can a "Paid" streamer or an expert from a casino... please help with some factual inputs, so that we can clear up any misconceptions?

On the flip side of the coin..... Some people believe that "Paid" streamers are actually "feeding" or "funding" other people's large wins. They can only "sweep" other peoples funds, when they win.... if someone else win before them... the opposite happens... right?

Let's discuss.... and enjoy this thread please. 

There might be two reasons for this :

1. Extra maintenance & effort : They will have to run a Lightning Network Node and have someone with knowledge maintaining it 24/7

2. Demand : There must be a big demand for it, before they will even consider it. Why should they implement something, if nobody is going to use it.

The low fees and instant transactions is a big advantage for most gamblers.... so I hope we will see the Lightning Network payments on Bitcasino very soon. 

Sorry, I forgot to post the source....

Yea, I reckon most people will say that.... but Mark Cuban is a very rich celebrity and people will look for ways to get their hands on his money. 

It is a pity that things like this happens and then we as a Bitcoin community get the blame and well known celebrities like Mark Cuban turns their back on the technology. (We need people like him to promote Bitcoin.... not Ponzi schemes or ICOs)

When I hear the word "Monk" .... I immediately think of a wise old man on top of a high hill... far away from all the influences of modern technology.    It is refreshing to see that even Monks are adapting to society and modern world now. 

Just a warning... DO NOT use this forum to ask for donations... because it is against the rules. You can post some pictures of your charity work to add some credibility to your post. (remember... anyone can come to a forum like this and post anything.... there are a lot of scammers out there)

If you post something believable .... people might reach out to you.... like that person that gave you the $5000. 

OP, when you create threads like this, just consider the following....

Webcrawlers will explore the Internet for information like this, so it is VERY important for people to get accurate and factual information when they type "Interesting facts about Bitcoin" into their browsers and they land on your forum thread.

Go through the posts in this threads where people made very good amendments and comments and then edit your original post to make those corrections. Let's share the best possible "facts" to the uninformed people out there. 

Wrong... The Chinese citizens can still do transactions outside of the "Centralized" exchanges, as long as there is no contact with Fiat. The moment when FIAT comes into the picture, it enters the controlled financial system.

The Chinese government knows this and that is why they banned "Bitcoin"..... they want 100% control and oversight of every aspect of the Chinese citizens. (We saw what happened lately with Chinese deposits in Banks)