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Definitely a neat concept, letting users predict which basket the coin will fall in instead of the traditional fall with multiple multipliers. On the contrary, there are a lot of things that need to be worked out.
1) The provably fair system. While a forum member above who called you "100% scam" wasn't justified as he doesn't have any evidence, you don't have a provably fair system.
2) It should say the total amount of bitcoins we stake when we choose multiple baskets.
3) What's your bankroll? You'll need to build reputation before crowdfunding.
Good luck!
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My vote this month is for NitrogenSports.com. I enjoy sports betting, and it has a nice, clean, interface. I'd say it definitely deserves to be up there. Obviously the most favorite of the people is Directbet. {The People's Champ..  }. I play a lot on directbet, apart from that I like pocketdice, coz my luck is better there...  Zanzang.com is also nice, but not there in the list.  Zanzang.com isn't a working URL, did you link the wrong thing? |
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I have heard of them scamming players from their winnings since last summer. I am surprised that their operation hasn't been shut down yet.  Shut down where and by whom? Did you read his original comment? He is surprised that betsoft hasn't shut down, which means that betsoft hasn't been shut down yet. I do not prefer betsoft but your story is full of bullshit. You cannot hit jackpot during free spins. Im playing Megafortune (netent) for 2 years now and never hit a jackpot. Does that mean its rigged? Where the fuck would they be if they give jackpot to every donk who spends $10 in a casino
There's a lot of evidence behind this, check this out: http://vegasclick.com/online/betsoft-jackpot-issueAlso, they failed to pay out a progressive jackpot using the excuse that the winning spin occurred during a bonus round. |
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Btctalk Username - Superhitech
Post count - 3132
Rank - Hero Member
BTC address - 1G5Ca1n5Wvcu1HwRVaFB6MzkyZTX1ibiby
Add sig code - Yes
Let me know if I am accepted, thanks yahoo!
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You need to provide much more information in order for people to help you; what do you want to bring to the table? What's your new unique idea? There are so many altcoins that have failed to make a big impact, what can your plan do that will succeed? Also, what qualifications do developers need for the project?
I need the idea, need smarter technology and not mainstream Could you elaborate a bit? If you need an idea, technology, AND code, why should someone partner with you instead of creating their idea for themselves only and keep 100% of the profits? What are you bringing to the table? In the OP you talked a bit about relations with many worldwide communities, could you explain further? |
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This would be a good idea, however it's not that easy to implement. It's a good concept and definitely something to look into.
A very easy way to support your favorite faucets is to check out ads on their faucet page. More income will generally encourage faucet owners to raise their pay rates.
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No, it's against forum rules. You can't create threads solely for the purpose of advertising a referral link.
However, if someone asks "Good gambling sites?" or a similar topic, you can reply with a referral link, provided no one in the thread has already mentioned the site.
I think even replying to someones reply with your referral link not allowed but without referral link that is fine. I can suggest that put your referral link in your signature or your personal text or you can create your own blogging site and put all your referrals there and post your blog here in you want to get a lot of referrals. Nope, it is allowed as stated by hilariousandco, an official bitcointalk moderator. It's good etiquette to label referral links as such, but even if you don't do that, it's not against the rules. Hey. Referral links are actually allowed in certain threads, for instance if a person asks where they can get free bitcoins or what site should they invest in etc then it's ok to post them, =snip=
Like others have said, PM'ing people is also an option provided it is not overused, however I personally find this annoying and like the above method. They are both allowed on the forum though. |
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Hi. Could you post a link to your Ann thread? Also, how about a list of your network of partner websites? By the way, is the link http://1ad.store/ correct? I get redirected to a site that looks very similar to the forum. Sorry if my questions are noob. Thanks! Hello! 1AD announcement thread is accessible through the quoted message in the first post! Or through this link: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1704571Affiliates list will be updated soon. Yes! http://1ad.store/ is the correct link! This is a simple forum (if you read the ann thread, you will see that we use a forum to organize auctions) that uses the same theme as bitcointalk, that's why it looks such similar! Wait, so there's no actual place where people get code to post and ads will automatically be rotated through? Just a forum where people auction? Or is there more to it that hasn't been released to the public yet? How will payments, etc. be processed. Sorry if I missed anything reading through! |
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I looked through your announcement thread and your service looks very promising, and I especially like the announcement photos.
On the contrary, what is your service going to do to attract advertisers and publishers? An ad network can't be successful unless it has people willing to buy ads.
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I do my online shopping mostly on places that accepts bitcoins because it is the easiest way to pay someone online . If it is local I can use my virtual card but when it comes to global there is no method that beats Bitcoin for me. Other than these, some big discounts attracts me to use bitcoin payments.
I have many times recharges to my mobile using bitrefill. Whenever I do not have money lesser than mim\nimum balance in my account. Even you could have try this. Purse.io providing online shopping using bitcoins in Amazon.com. If you any big option to buy in oline means others can share it. Purse.io is probably one of the best alternatives at this point if you want to buy stuff from amazon. Not only are you given the possibility of using Bitcoin to pay for things from amazon, but you also benefit from the currently 15% discount rates. I must however state that the 15% discount rate is just a temporary things due to the holidays. After that the regular discount rate is 5% which is still more than decent. Another workaround is to buy amazon gift cards from gyft.com, (which is a place that sells gift cards in exchange for bitcoins) then use those gift cards on amazon.com. They've been around for quite a while and are trusted, so you shouldn't have any problems with them. |
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No, it's against forum rules. You can't create threads solely for the purpose of advertising a referral link.
However, if someone asks "Good gambling sites?" or a similar topic, you can reply with a referral link, provided no one in the thread has already mentioned the site.
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You should definitely switch over from a faucetbox script to an alternative; they are closing soon and you won't be able to use their service anymore. Look for an alternative now so your site won't have to go through downtime.
Nice sig push - FaucetBOX stops only the micropayment Service - not the maintenance of the FaucetinaBOX script!! To ease the transition and give alternative to faucet owners, we released Faucet in a BOX update which adds Paytoshi.org, ePay.info, FaucetSystem.com and FaucetHub.io support. We will continue releasing updates of our faucet script in the future. <-- https://faucetbox.com/en/closingLife would be much easier if the people starts again to read FULL articles not only the first letters.. As a faucet owner, I've found that migrating faucetbox scripts to work with other sites isn't as good as using the native payment processor's script. I migrated from microwallet to faucetbox using the old microwallet script and had many problems until I migrated to faucetbox's native script. I agree, I should've been more clear about it, however I'm offering my own personal advice based on experience. Before insulting people, think about if there might be a reasoning behind their answer. |
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You should definitely switch over from a faucetbox script to an alternative; they are closing soon and you won't be able to use their service anymore. Look for an alternative now so your site won't have to go through downtime.
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What kind of platform are you hosting from? Is it 50 GB total for all users or will the 50 GB be split up between the users who use your service? It sounds like a pretty good deal but we need more details.
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So anyone can become tipster and share his tips on your site? If that is the case then how do you moderate it?
I mean your service could be flooded with bad predictions. Do you have any criteria you need to met to be qualifies to be a tipster, or to keep your status?
Anyone can be a tipster, the tips are accurately graded after the game is played, there is no criteria just a leader board, people can follow who they want or nobody, and you can see their picks 30 minutes before match, or whenever if you buy the service on their website. That sounds good, however have you considered asking forum tipsters to join your service? There are many skilled tipsters on the forum, and if you can convince or sponsor them to put some premium picks on your site and promote your site through their bitcointalk tipster threads, I think that you will be able to attract business. |
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This is a great idea IMO, but do you have any discount codes for bitcoin users? This is a bitcoin forum, and most people here don't use PayPal so they might not be able to reap the discount to try out the site.
I like the design and layout, good luck!
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OP, why not hold a contest? You'll get more exposure and get entries from many different signature designers as well. Holding a contest is more expensive, but it could be worth it.
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Another site with the same script, god damn it its getting to be annoying seeing that shit!
Even if they have the same script, if they pay out fine and pay out well there is nothing wrong with using a pre-made script. Can we filter out ads? For example, if we use these ads alongside some other network, they might not allow certain ads alongside them. There are a few minor errors on your site that could be fixed, for example when the site greets you initially, the time is not correct, and there are a few spelling mistakes. Good luck! Ads are safe for adsense , there is no need to filter out ads How can you assure this? Are all ads manually checked over and approved to comply with adsense and other ad network's TOS? I don't doubt your service, I just want to know for sure. |
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btw, the mods need to fix it when it eats ur post when u post within 6 minutes of making another post. this makes newer members lose interest in the forum altogether, or ever becoming an active member. way too much work to retype. i originally hit the back button, but then after waiting 6 minutes and trying to republish it lied to me and claimed it was published already when it wasnt.
bitzino shut down with no warning this morning, but it did let me withdraw the entire balance into coinbase thank GOD. were they worried of the new trump administration?
so now where can i bet one one-millionth of a bitcoin on BJ instead of 1 1000th? i liked their micro bet option, because it enabled me to matingale easily with such low bets 1 cent or below. some non bitcoin sites even make u bet $1
Sad to hear about that, at least you managed to withdraw your bitcoins. Perhaps next time, try somewhere more reputable. You can bet one-millionth of a bitcoin at most bitcoin gambling sites. Primedice allows this feature and so does the site in my signature, Betking.io. I'd definitely recommend Betking.io. If by BJ you mean blackjack, try coinroyale.com or fortunejack.com. |
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