In that case, would you prefer no-KYC casino, if that is the only difference. My right to privacy and the protection of my personal information are more important to me than bonuses and promotions.

Additionally, I don't believe KYC increases the safety of my funds, as some are proclaiming. There are scam casinos and there are legitimate casinos, and KYC has nothing to do with it. In fact, scam casinos will probably sell your KYC info to third parties.

Could you please explain the difference between a girl for the evening and a girl for the morning? I thought they were the same.
Now I am confused. 

Yes, I agree. It's fundamentally wrong for a club to keep an unhappy player against his will. But I disagree that the club should give in to every request of the player, especially when it is contrary to the contract that binds him to the club. If he wants to move on, I believe the club should support him and I believe he should leave. But football clubs are primarily businesses that have to make a profit for their owners, not charities. Lewandowski clearly does not want to stay at Bayern Munich, but the club shouldn't let him leave without fair compensation.

Exactly. A campaign wouldn't be useful if the site has a bad reputation. And a good reputation is a crucial part of any marketing campaign. The sites that deliver on their promises are, for example, the ones that have very high user satisfaction. This can be achieved by focusing on the user and not on the product. Users always come first.

1xBit is a good example of very bad marketing and bad business practices. It has been almost two years since they returned to the forum and, despite consecutive campaigns, they have failed to deliver any positive impact to their reputation. Moreover, their lack of organization and inconsistent messages on the forum only deepens the trust issues, and the site is still a black sheep among the community.

I have to disagree with this. This is a forum, not a blogging platform. Even in the case of an accidental posting, you still have the option of editing or moving the post to the "Archival" section.
Furthermore, your case is specific, and I don't believe there are a lot of members who write one post over a three-week period. So your suggestion would actually make the forum less user-friendly rather than improving the user experience for the majority of members. Also, did you know that you can use external editors to help you prepare your content?

So it's the form of on-chain lottery, right? You're basically putting the coins in and the blockchain chooses the winner, and so you get a completely random outcome for each round.
The idea isn't new, there have been similar attempts before. What makes you think yours will be more successful?

Do you know what the term roulette means?


It sounds like you're talking about a lottery or raffle, not a roulette.

Anyway, I am not sure what exactly you hope to accomplish with this topic. You haven't provided us with much information about your idea, so I doubt anyone will be interested in it. So please think about it for a moment, and try to come up with something that's more comprehensible and meaningful than your incoherent ramblings.

In that case, it would have been better to include this post in your previous topic, where you published the script for your "novel" strategy, instead of creating a new topic with almost no information included. One would expect a university professor to know how to use an online forum effectively, right?

The problem is that some unscrupulous users will try to find loopholes and exploit them in order to increase their chances of winning or to claim more bonuses. Although it might not be easy to stop them, I wouldn't say that it is impossible. Given how long they have been operating, FreeBitco.in has probably developed some pretty sophisticated techniques for detecting bots and multi-accounts. Of course, they won't reveal all the secrets, but they have been fighting such cheaters for years.


The most important thing is that, as long as players are honest and follow the rules, there should be no problems.

Royse's reputation isn't the best right now so I don't think it's a good idea to associate their brand with him. Maybe Riobet Casino should find a new manager for their future Bitcointalk campaigns.

Although I have nothing against him personally, I would hate to see things repeat as happened with Bitlucy casino. I'm not sure what exactly is going on there, but I don't like the way things were handled and all that secrecy to the very end.

He had hoped to cash in his long-inactive alt account via a 1xbit scam campaign, but the plan backfired. The only reason he cares about the negative rating now is because he wasn't accepted into the campaign in the first place. 

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That's a lie. The seclog does not show any password changes on your account.
https://bpip.org/Profile?id=877388

There is still too little information to be able to warn other members of this scam.
Could you please provide some examples of these links you are describing, or some screenshots? Please share more about it.

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It is unlikely that we will see some improvements in cryptocurrency markets before the global economy generally improves and stock market indexes rise again. However, if the US can resolve its present administration's economic difficulties soon, and should conditions improve around the world, the overall stock market indexes may rebound. This would provide opportunities for a short-term buying frenzy, which would be a good time for traders to find opportunities to initiate new positions.

In terms of the price of Bitcoin itself, there have been several such declines in the past, with the biggest occurring after the bull run in 2018, when its value fell from $ 20k to about $ 6k. But as time passed, and the long-term trend reversed itself, Bitcoin's value began to rise again. This is still a fact that can't be refuted, and it has been consistent with Bitcoin's traditional trend.

OP, thank you for bringing attention to yourself so we can tag your other alt accounts as well. Apparently, you did the same thing last year with your Emanuelaeventry alt account. I find it amusing how dumb some people on this forum can be with their shitposting.

Although you can offer as many apologies as you want, I don't believe that you will really change and I don't think you are mentally capable to be a valuable member of this community.

Yeah, that would definitely save them from debt. How many weddings will it take to reach $1 billion? LOL!
I wonder when Barca's reality check will kick in...

If you want to invest wisely, there are a few questions you should ask yourself.
1. Do I have extra money that I don't need for day-to-day living? It doesn't matter if it's $100 per month or $1,000 per month, whatever you are able to afford. Start with a small amount of money, and increase that amount gradually if you can.

2. Do I have a good plan on how to allocate the money I have?
It's important to decide how much of the available money to invest in which types of assets. For example, can you handle high-risk investments or will that be too much? What can you afford to lose? You don't have to expose yourself to high risks unnecessarily, it's just important to understand that lower risk also means lower potential return.

3. What time period will I invest, how long can I wait?
The best time for investing in crypto is today and for the next five years or so. But the shorter the time period, the greater the risk. As a rule of thumb, if you cannot wait a few years to receive the return, it is probably a bad idea to invest.

Whether it is a large amount or a small amount, it does not matter. But if you have stored coins, you can turn to help of a hardware wallet. These are secure wallets which help you keep your coins in secure form. It allows you to carry your coins around without worrying about them getting stolen by hackers, or your password gets compromised etc. But you should keep in mind that the biggest risk for losing coins comes from the user himself. So, you need to have a good password on your hardware wallet and keep your backup seed in a safe location. These are the two most common mistakes made by hardware wallet users.