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2561  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: management of risk and money on gambling on: July 21, 2016, 07:04:16 PM
The simplest way of controlling your gambling habit is to allocate daily/weekly/monthly budgets of Bitcoins specifically for gambling purposes and you should not overspend when you have exhausted your budget for the time being. I usually have cheat days after I have won a lot from parlays for example where I withdraw like 70%-80% of the profit and add the rest to my budget for the month.
2562  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Why Gambling is Fun? on: July 21, 2016, 05:24:10 PM
Gambling is fun only if you are doing it for entertainment. There are a lot of bettors who are treating gambling as a part-time or full-time job and for them gambling is not fun in the slightest. There are professional gamblers suffering from depression and other correlated conditions like obesity and lack of sleep all because of the immense amount of stress that is the pro bettor job.
2563  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: how much you lost money in gambling? on: July 21, 2016, 04:08:20 PM
I have stopped counting my losses in Bitcoin because it's depressing to tally up all these red streaks of misery every time I am on a bad losing spree  Grin And as sportsbetting is more like a hobby of mine than a part-time job I am completely happy with the money I am spending on it so my Bitcoin budget fot betting just goes in the graph ' Entertainment'  Wink Anyways I have definitely lost more than I have ever won so that's that.
2564  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Europa League/Champions League Lounge on: July 21, 2016, 03:37:35 PM
Hey guys we have a very busy day today with the plethora of Europa league qualifier games. I have noted down a couple of games that are standing out due to the high odds and the probability of winning and I think they are good value bets so here they come:

Levski vs Maribor I think Levski will win at home today after the first leg 0-0 result and the odds of 2.2 are great for the moneyline bet.
Grasshoppers vs Reykjavik I think we will see Grasshoppers winning and over 2.5 goals tonight, also both teams to score is a nice option.
Lokomotiv vs Rovaniemi Lokomotiv Zagreb should dispatch the Finns easily at home so my money is on Lokomotiv -1 AH.


2565  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Premier League Prediction Thread (EPL) on: July 21, 2016, 02:17:16 PM
I am kinda doubtful that Guardiola will win the title with Manchester City in his debut season because he is still not used to the Premier league type of football. Also he has managed only very big teams like Barcelona and Bayern Munich which are literally the best teams in their respective leagues while despite City being a top-flight team the competition in England is way bigger than mainland Europe.
2566  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Why is Amazon.com still resisting the use of BTC for payment? on: July 21, 2016, 12:49:36 PM
Simply not enough paying Bitcoin customers I guess. It's not like Bitcoin users are known for spending their coins anyways and I believe the number of active Bitcoiners who spend coins daily or weekly is pretty small compared to credit and debt card users so Amazon from a business perspective doesn't need to push Bitcoin on their marketplace just yet.
2567  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: Why need to use a Mixer? on: July 21, 2016, 12:14:21 PM
Bitcoin mixers are like a VPN for your coins if I could use this comparison. Mixers can be used to obfuscate the identity of the original owner of the coins for illegal or legal purposes. There are people interested in doing shady deals online but there are also overzealous privacy buffs who just do that because they want to be 'extra' sure. In a nutshell users of mixing services don't want to be followed and don't want the origin of their coins to be traced back.
2568  Economy / Economics / Re: Price before the halving? on: July 21, 2016, 11:57:25 AM
Apparently for the Bitcoin price to start going up again something else much more major must happen in the Bitcoin community in order to stir up the market and set up some pump and dump schemes again. The halving has come and gone and it seems it wasn't enough to incite a Bitcoin price rally this time around despite all the theoretical supply and demand changes. I wouldn't be surprised if the price stays the same until Christmas.
2569  Economy / Services / Re: Pokemon Go Trainer for hire in London! 0.1 BTC per hour! Catch 'em all! on: July 21, 2016, 11:49:11 AM
Dudes if you don't have enough time to play Pokemon Go during the day you can simply install Bluestacks on your PC, get GPS spoofing going and you can walk and collect Pokemon around your area from the comfort of your own home. No sweat, no blisters, no danger of getting mugged by shady kids at Pokestops  Grin
2570  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Mark Karpeles on bail on: July 20, 2016, 10:32:40 PM
Wait did Karpeles pay that $100 000 bail with money out of his pocket? But if he has a bank account in Japan why hasn't the government seized the funds in there already? I think he should have been stripped of all possessions in Japan in order to cover the missing funds that he has embezzled through Mt. Gox. Does anyone know if he paid that bail himself or someone else did on his behalf?
2571  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: What are your plans(besides buying things)if bitcoin price skyrockets and... on: July 20, 2016, 09:30:52 PM
I would convert most of the Bitcoin stash into fiat and deposit that into a bank account with a good yearly interest rate that will give me a nice passive income on top of my current salary. I am fond of 3D printing and I would like to start a local 3D printing business in my area as there is a niche for that which isn't saturated yet. I would probably open a sports bar as well. Man I have so many ideas in my head but unfortunately not a lot of funds to make the dreams come true  Grin
2572  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Do Bitcoins have Tax?? on: July 20, 2016, 08:48:24 PM
I think all the Bitcoin exchanges in countries where Bitcoin is legalized will be connected to the national revenue agency and customers' data will be automatically collected upon withdrawal of coins/cash. And I believe Bitcoins will be taxable so there is no way around that if people use the licensed Bitcoin exchanges. For private deals off the Internet I think it's possible to keep the coins secret and not taxable but this will be a crime though.
2573  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Have you ever paid more than $700/BTC for any amount of Bitcoin? on: July 20, 2016, 08:17:34 PM
I haven't paid more than $700 for Bitcoin ever but then again I don't need to buy Bitcoins to spend on stuff I could be buying with cash from my salary because I would be paying more in fees than the actual Bitcoin discount if there is any would be worth anyways and it is just counter-intuitive for me. I am not buying Bitcoins for long-term storage either and whatever amount of coins I currently have is gained through freelancing online part-time. I guess I am more of a seller than a buyer myself and I don't trade either. Why should I buy Bitcoin for spending when I can use cash directly? It just doesn't make sense.
2574  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Europa League/Champions League Lounge on: July 20, 2016, 07:35:20 PM
Oh wow underdogs having a good day today it seems. I don't know why Ferencvaros couldn't win at home in regulation time when they are one of the best teams in the Hungarian league along with Debrecen I think. Also Dinamo Zagreb is slacking too as well and is down one goal already. Only Celtic is delivering a beating and I should have bet on them but sadly I didn't. Oh well tomorrow is a new day for new bets I guess  Cheesy
2575  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Is gambling made for kids???? on: July 20, 2016, 06:01:28 PM
Man I have a feeling that 50% of the players of all the different dice rolling websites are underage. Like you just need to take a look at the chat room if there is any and it takes a second to notice so many infantile comments in there that you can deduce yourself what the player base is comprised of. This is the Internet and everyone can do whatever they want so let the kids be kids and spend their satoshis.
2576  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Premier League Prediction Thread (EPL) on: July 20, 2016, 05:43:24 PM
I hope Juan Mata doesn't leave United as he is most probably the best midfielder they have at the moment and I think Mourinho is making a big mistake letting him go. It's better to get rid of that wood Memphis Depay he is a big let down and isn't worth the money at all. Honestly I haven't seen United spending so much money for footballers before maybe the owners are trusting Mourinho too much this time around. I would prefer several good but cheaper footballers than 1 super-expensive player like Pogba though.
2577  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Europa League/Champions League Lounge on: July 20, 2016, 05:18:24 PM
Dinamo Zagreb is very likely to win again at home and because the odds are kinda bad @ 1.22 I think getting Zagreb -1 AH is a good investment as they will most probably win by 1 goal or more tonight at home. Also Ferencvaros should win their match today playing at home and I will try the same thing Ferencvaros -1 AH. Good luck to everyone having a bet today and have fun  Cheesy
2578  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Have You Ever Been Kicked or Banned? on: July 20, 2016, 05:03:31 PM
If you have started to earn too much you will 100% have your bet limits decreased. I have seen such things happening to winning players in both Bitcoin and fiat online casinos so it's a common occurrence everywhere. You won't be banned for winning too much but it's very likely you will be asked by the staff to withdraw all your stuff and close your account yourself. If there is nothing wrong with your account there is no grounds for banning or dismissing your account but the site will be very happy to get rid of you  Grin
2579  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Turkish Residents Flock to Bitcoin During Military Coup on: July 19, 2016, 03:24:40 PM
Because Turkey in its current state is leaning towards radical Islam which is very dangerous for the stability of Europe. Turkey tried to play dirty with Russia also but Putin told Erdogan to go fuck himself right? Do you honestly believe that Erdogan cares about NATO or USA? He is probably tired of licking everyone's asses that's why he staged that fucking coup so he can gain control of the secular Turkish army which is actually one of the most sizeable armies in the world. When he gains control of the army he won't care about his friends in the White House nor about NATO because radical Islam doesn't care about anything but Muslim superiority.

I will quote what radical Islam means for you:
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While professing unwavering faith in a transcendent deity, radical Islam is a militant, politically activist ideology whose ultimate goal is to create a worldwide community, or caliphate, of Muslim believers.
2580  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Great way to make Bitcoin! on: July 19, 2016, 01:33:08 PM
First step of earning a lot of Bitcoins is to get off this forum and then use the spare time to learn a new skill so you could get a full-time day job where you would earn a lot of money then convert the wealth to Bitcoins and feel like a bad ass. Or create 100 accounts on Bitcointalk and post 24/7 for 365 days straight and then you will be so rich you won't need to work ever again  Grin
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