I've been there too.  You toss a few dollars on some game you don't care about, maybe make enough to buy a coffee and  then you go full stat geek, researching for hours, totally sure of your picks.  But then - bam! - they all lose.  Such a familiar story for any bettor. 

We get that urge to spend way too much time analyzing matchups and numbers even for sports we don't follow.  Feeling like weve uncovered some secret strategy.  Yet more often than not, it blows up in our faces.  Just one of those painful lessons most gamblers have to learn at some point.

Yes, I'm sure.

TheQuin replied to the user on January 15:


And jper3009 himself confirmed that he received a response:




Yes, I'm aware the user still claims that one of his deposits wasn't credited.  However, for objectivity, I prefer not to draw conclusions based on a single complaint without attached evidence. It could be a legitimate issue or a simple misunderstanding.

I have already pointed out that this is not true and that your video is highly subjective and opinion based. You have cherry-picked information that fits your narrative and ignored the rest.


As far as I am aware, nothing major has changed with freebitco.in compared to 7-8 years ago. (Correct me if I'm wrong as I didn't use the platform back then.) There's no point in discussing "What ifs..."


You want them to succeed? We are talking about the longest-running Bitcoin faucet and a gambling platform that has operated for over a decade with no major issues or scam accusations. That sounds like success to me!

Yes. You seem to be right about that. You used a quote from GESS242558, so I made the wrong conclusion.

But still, same argument. You have selectively used information and ignored facts that do not fit your narrative. For example, jper3009 did receive responses, both from TheQuin and their email support. You didn't mention that. In the video, the impression given was that there was a complete lack of response, which is not true.


No, I NEVER got to that part. I found your video very subjective and based on opinions rather than facts, so I stopped watching.

Why is this a problem?  This hasn't been a problem for the past 10+ years, why would it be a problem now?  As long as everything works as it should and the site pays.

OP, while watching your video, I came across the part where you mentioned a post by bitcointalk.org user gess242558. This prompted me to check your statements.

On the same page you took the screenshot from, a user posted this:


But you chose to ignore that information and continued with your wrong assumptions.

And yesterday, the same user posted this:


So my question is, why did you continue to mislead your viewers (basically lied) with your video?

Even if this isn't a joke (and honestly, who randomly sends money through the mail anymore?), there are a few things you should be aware of:

First off, posting sensitive personal information, like the words from that plate, online can be risky, as someone could potentially misuse it.

Second, even if it's legit, your letter mentioned a "6-digit code". Without that code, accessing this wallet wouldn't be possible.

Way I see it, it's a free country and all.  Folks can fritter away their coins however they please - be it the slots or horses or what have you.  Course you got them what take it too far, let it eat em up inside til they ain't got two nickels to rub together.  But for most, just a bit of fun and games ain't causing no harm.  Those religious types might get all hot and bothered bout folks trying to get lucky but even the Good Book don't expressly say no gambling.  Only catch is it's looked down on by some circles. 

I've been messing around with bitcoin and crypto gambling pretty much since I first got into it.  Yeah, I know some people just buy and hold and whatnot, but I couldn't help playing around with it too.  I mean, who knew this stuff would blow up like it has? It's not like any of us had a crystal ball when we first started clicking around on these sketchy online poker sites back in the day.   

Sure in hindsight I guess it wouldve been smarter to just hang onto everything I got my hands on.  But how could I have known? I sold some here and there when I needed some cash or wanted to play around with some other coins and  and I definitely don't spend my time thinking what if? - no point in regretting it now.  I used my bitcoin how I wanted at the time, and had some fun with it. 

Now I see these kids getting rich off meme coins and NFTs and stuff - crazy times.  But hey, I don't mind, I got in early enough that I've done alright for myself too.  Just hope Im smart enough now to hang onto most of what I've got.  Who knows maybe it'll keep going up and I can retire early! But yeah, no crystal balls in this game, unfortunately.  Just gotta make your bets and see how it plays out.

I agree. These posters - CRAIC, Kypher, Kounter, corel - seem kinda questionable. I dunno if they're actually connected or what but their posting styles are weirdly similar.  Like, they all like one-liner posts and occasionally just copy-paste a news article without much original commentary.  And the merits they get seems to move between their accounts a lot, so maybe they actually are alts.  Cant prove it though. 

Bottom line - something seems off with those first few posters you mentioned.  But not sure we got solid proof to accuse them officially.  More just a gut feeling they might be up to something sketchy with how they post and interact. 

I also noticed that Kypher already has a neutral tag from suchmoon:

Yeah, United desperately need reinforcements at the back.  Bringing in a top-class center-back could really shore things up. And Gleison Bremer is one name that keeps popping up. While Juve haven't come out and said they want to sell Bremer, rumors say they'd listen to a solid offer for him.  And word is that Bremer himself expressed his desire to play in the Premier League in the future.  

So while nothing's certain yet, it looks like Man United are seriously interested in Bremer.  If they make a big enough bid this offseason he could be playing at Old Trafford next season.  Juventus probably wouldnt want to lose him, but money talks.

I fixed that mistake in your quote.

Wanna see a picture instead? Here you go:


Need a definition?



https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=piece+of+shit

Tons of other definitions out there, but these ones hit the spot for you, in my opinion.

Yes, I agree. Croatia has a much better song than last year's entry, (which was a bit too controversial, imho.)  If I'm not mistaken, it resembles Rammstein's music a bit.
I'm not saying it's a ripoff, but maybe the artist was inspired by the iconic German rock band.

Well, Germany has struck out at Eurovision again.  I hate to say it, but this year's entry just doesn't seem like a good fit for the contest.  We picked a decent song and Isaac is a talented singer, but the whole package lacks that special Eurovision sparkle needed to stand out. 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=twhq3S4YHdQ

It's a perfectly fine radio tune but come on... You need major stage presence and killer choreography to grab people's attention and  this song just kind of plods along without much excitement.  And the staging looks pretty boring too from what I've seen so far. 

I wish they'd chosen something more dynamic and crowd-pleasing.  As it is, theyll be relying on some jury points to avoid finishing dead last.  And with such an unmemorable song, Isaac's going to struggle big time to pick up votes in the public televote.

I've been seeing different opinions on whether we're in a bull run for bitcoin or not.  Some folks are confident we're riding high on a wave of profits, while others think this is just a temporary spike before another crash.  Me personally? I dont think anyone can predict these cycles with accuracy. 

Sure, there are usually certain market conditions and events that signal when sentiment and prices may start trending up.  But crypto is notoriously volatile and moves to its own beat.  so rather than trying to call the precise start or end date of a bull run I'm just keeping a close eye on market indicators day-to-day. If prices start consistently hitting higher highs, trade volumes increase, and headlines turn more positive? Well those are all clues we may be off to the races!

I can't believe I bought much of my holdings around $17k in late 2022! Thank you for that, by the way.  

Sure! Who doesn't love a good competition? Especially if it's free to participate.

Predicting the price of Bitcoin is always a fun challenge! I'm in.

I like to think of myself as more of a calculated risk-taker rather than a reckless gambler.  I'm no high roller by any means.  The biggest bet I've ever made was just 50 bucks on some random parlay I took a chance on.  I couldn't believe it when the thing actually hit and paid out big time! I mean sure, losing 50 dollars wouldnt exactly ruin me financially or anything, but it still felt good.  I'm into placing strategic wagers here and there, not wildly chasing ridiculous pipe dreams that are never gonna pan out in reality.

Of course no... I get that making something visually appealing and attractive is a painstaking process.  It's a real craft and  I can only spot good design, but actually doing it myself - yeah, no.  Mad props to people who have that talent. 

Anyway, figured we could kick around some concepts off the cuff.  Who knows! Might spark some thoughts.   

Yeah, seems like this dude's got some issues with gambling.  Keeps making complaints all over the place against these casino sites and sportsbooks.  Pretty clear he's just one of those problem gamblers who can't control himself.

He even admitted hes an addict! So in a way if the casino's actually close his account and  ban him it will be for his own good before he loses too much.  Sucks for him but better than letting him keep making bad bets until he's got nothing left.



He even  admitted to having multiple accounts all over the place. Then he plays dumb and self-excludes on one account, but guess what? He's already got another one ready to roll. Loses, cries to customer support about his "self-exclusion," and tries to get his money back.