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That's a bit cheeky though isn't it? I am not saying it is wrong, it is obviously not wrong because that is the correct method that almost every casino uses. So how can you really blame bitsler for something that every single other casino does? That is why I am not saying it is a wrong thing to do by bitsler. However even though all casinos do it, that is still a bit cheeky isn't it?

It is basically something that bitsler and all other casinos does but at the same time it should not be that way, there should be "prevention" before it even happens. Think about it, you let the shady people gamble, if they lose then you get to keep their money, and if they win then you say they tried to scam and they end up still keeping the casino as well. So long story short casinos get to keep all those scammers money anyway, instead of preventing and that is a bit cheeky, still quite fair grounds though.

I have informed countless online and offline peers about cryptocurrency and bitcoins specifically. One of the recent experiences I will share below.

A friend of mine used to work at Fiverr and he was scammed by a buyer after he completed the entire order, the seller even released the payment but after a few days, the buyer just made a chargeback and claimed all his money back through PayPal. That day I got to the buyer can pay through PayPal and just open a dispute and get his money back without any problems.

My friend worked 2 weeks continuously on that project and it was a heartbreak for him when this happened. That was the right time I felt I should inform him about bitcoins and ask the buyers to pay in bitcoins because there is nothing that can be done once you are paid in bitcoins.

That's strange because stake claimed in their announcement every time that players are allowed to edit the details at a later stage if required. My guess is that players are still allowed to change but because it shouldn't be a joke, they must contact support or their respective VIP managers, if they have one, to get the details edited. It might be because otherwise everyone would enter fake details initially and claim the extra bonus and the recent $10 they offered for level-1 verification.

I don't understand the recent push from stake for players to verify their details. Crypto betting is meant to be anonymous and I know the bonuses for regular players aren't being reduced but it feels odd to get a lesser bonus just because another player has completed his verification process.

I think that is because the players were cheating the casino with bots. I am assuming that because another casino recently implemented captchas for every reload claim we make and when I asked more about it, I got to know that some players have created bots and code that was claiming the faucets all day without any effort.

I understand that BTSLR coins are meant for fun but because there is a balance contest going on with it, that rewards players with real coins for the winners, they had to implement it, I think. I agree though that too many captchas kill the fun because it is hard to fill those captchas all the time and then lose it all in a single click. I used to stack bitsler coins and then play them with a 10x or 20x multiplier but now it's just too hard.

That's a realistic yet unbelievable reality you are talking about. I mean surely we can all afford to put $100 worth of bitcoins in a wallet for the next 10 years and maybe we don't ever have to work after the 10 year period, like you said just retire!

I have seen people paying premiums for their life insurances much higher than $100/month and I wish I was able to convince myself to put $50 or 100 every month into a wallet. I guess it's not too late just yet and you might have given me a really good roadmap for my life. I am not even joking right now.

Making $100 is really easy as a part of many crypto projects and airdrops and all, I can easily manage that much per month. I wish to see you here at the forum after 10 years hopefully .

And price should never define whether it's time for BTC to shut down. I mean price volatility has always been associated with the crypto markets and if you are deciding the future of crypto just after a bear run, then it shows we still don't trust bitcoin and the mechanism.

Guys remember the governments would have banned crypto by now if they were able to but just like you cannot ban people signing in their bathrooms, you cannot ban people from transacting crypto even after a ban has been imposed.

The crypto market just needs some faith and trust from us, some of us have made a life out of bitcoins and at least when the market is down and outsiders are trying to kill it, we as a community should show some trust in our currency. Bitcoin was made for the people and if people don't trust it, then it cannot last forever.

Yeah these small movements can be deceptive and signal a market recovery while it won't happen anytime soon. I think investors who have a long term vision don't need to worry but as a dynamic traders, we must wait a little bit more before we start getting too optimistic about recovery and a new ATH. Maybe the end of the year is a good estimation for a recovery.

Yeah that is the reason, we are closely watching market movements  to confirm that the market turns into recovery or still into sideways or correction phase. Still, we can simply go buying bitcoins right now and hold them for quick and easy prifits.

I think their government should look for another means to handle this case, maybe the lockdown isn’t a better option right now, they should consider other means that are going to help keep their economy stable, and prevent it from collapsing. But, I think if this continues like this, the government in that your country may start placing limits on the amount of withdrawals that people can make in a day.

I have seen countries that did this kind of thing, and people then had to rely mostly on online transactions. Whatever plans they have, I hope they do the right thing.

Indeed it's bright news especially since they have been against crypto and even banned it in past. I am glad they had the intelligence to understand that banning crypto doesn't help the cause instead adopting and launching through it was the right move.

I agree with @stompix though because as bitter it may sound, it's true that blockchain technology adoption doesn't mean bitcoin will get any sort of legalization or help from the government.

I am not buying the idea of centralized blockchain-based cryptocurrency for every country because it's similar to making a digital wallet and transactions more transparent, that's about it.

Denmark is good and all but they didn't came from the hardest path at all, they do deserve to be in semi finals as much as anyone, but they basically played easier opponents than most. They faced Czechia in the quarters, and Wales before that, and their group had Belgium which one all the games anyway, Finland and Russia as well and it was obvious they were worse. So, it wasn't really a shock to the world that they came to semi finals not because they are great, but because they faced easier opponents all the way here.

However they still managed to beat them, I mean look at France, they lost to a much worse team on paper, so it is not really that small achievement to reach to semi-finals no matter who you face, it is always 90 minutes and everyone is equal for that 90 minutes on the pitch and doesn't matter who we think is better or not, anything could happen.

Exactly and they are even doing the signature campaign. I wish they had the decency of spending the money in resolving and paying out players they have scammed. It feels bad someone can operate a scam as cleanly and openly as they are doing. I thought they will resolve the problems when they claimed they have an intention of doing so but ended up scamming just more players.

Anyone reading this comment, the site in OP is a scam and please avoid playing there. You WILL most likely end up being a victim of their selective scam policy.

So many negative feedbacks and accusations cannot be imaginary and false, please avoid playing at 1xbit, for anyone reading this.

I am sure Dusan can help, I have myself got into a pickle in past and he was able to help me out and was polite enough despite I was the one who made the mistake technically.

I don't think Symphonized can help because she (I assume it's a girl) is meant to only post updates on races and giveaways on the forum.

Steve can help but I actually think Dusan or Darko on the site would be the best people to ask for help on such matters although both of them are sports managers but they always want to help in any matter.

It might be from a gambling site as well, I meet a lot of scammers on telegram daily and most of them are desperate gamblers.

It's really unfortunate that the guy was on your list for a long time yet he scammed, a good thing he couldn't run away with more than 30 bucks.

At least you got the task completed, nice.

I believe anyone who doesn't agree with escrow or doesn't trust you despite you having such a clean record and trusted profile, is either not serious/scammer or just part of the forum at all.

Not a bad option, indeed. But the problem and probably the reason why most traders fear futures is because even though the market is bearish and you know it should go down even more, it can always spike higher and you will either need to deposit more to save your position or just watch your funds get liquidated because with 100x you will get liquidated at 1% of the hike, I believe.

That's true but again the point remains, it's risky given the market moves up and down constantly and even during a bearish market, it can swing in either direction. Maybe a 10x is a safer option given the small hikes won't increase the price by 10% when such news is being spread like China banning crypto mining and Musk already causing problems by those energy consumption comments.

Exactly and for some reason, new traders feel like every coin is worth investing until they face the raucous reality. It's true that crypto investments are much more worth than non-crypto investments because the market is still expanding but that doesn't mean all the projects are legit and all the promises are true.

If you invest in a serious and legit coin then even 100x is possible but if you made a mistake and invested in either a not-so-serious project or a meme coin, then only Elon Musk God can save you.

Crypto investment is profitable but the precautionary measures you need to take are more than you take in the stable stocks market.

I am just glad that we had one stage without shocking results. I finally made some of my money back, and if it is actually Italy vs England in the finals that means I will probably be close to break even as much as I can. After that I am not even sure if I would bet on the finals, or maybe I will go all in and make some stupid bet, like not just who will win but more like "there will be 11 yellow cards" or some stupid thing just for the funs with a small amount.

Those are my three choices in my mind, either go all in for England, or not bet at all, or make a stupid bet with small amount. But I do agree that Italy vs England should be the finals, that is at least how I wagered, and I am hoping that it becomes reality. I think that could be easily done if Italy doesn't shock the world and fail to win against Spain, that is the closest game, England should have zero problems against Denmark.

I admit that going all-in might be risky but then if you have some capital that you don't need to rotate for survival then you can easily block it by buying Bitcoins since the value will certainly go up at some time in the future. If the funds you are investing in are required by you for daily trading and survival then going all-in is really not worth it and you will breathe heavily once the price chart goes down.

I believe the top three we have right now are in it for the long haul and they will probably stay that way for a long time as well. I am not saying that it will be guaranteed thing, but they do look like they are not going to end up losing anything that easily neither. Just think of it like fastest cars in a race, doesn't mean that they will win the race, but it means they have the biggest chance to win it unless there is a crash somewhere along the way.

At the end of the day we are talking about crypto here and volatility is all around so we could definitely have something that would shock us all and it could be very interesting. I am not putting some other coin going above bitcoin idea aside, even that could happen and in a world where that happens things will be very crazy. However if face nothing shocking like that, the top three will definitely be the best investments.

I don't care if it is purely favorites, this guys biggest bet was 1.75 odds and he has about 10 bets under 1.30 as well which is basically as guaranteed as it gets. However even with that I still think that this is insane, like I never played with this much games in one slip before because it is scary as hell, we have seen a million times how the favorites end up losing, we have seen it plenty of times even just in euro 2021 that is going on right now, it is such an obvious thing to not risk because favorites do not mean that they have to win, favorites could very well lose. This dude put in 16!!! of these favorites to win and that is just crazy.

Lucky that he was right, 44+ odds is nothing to scoff at neither, he may have wagered on just favorites but when you combine them all together that becomes 44+ odds and that shows you how unlikely it is that so many favorites win all at the same time.