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2881  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Anyone know a dice game that is actually fair? on: September 24, 2020, 07:54:33 AM
If by Statistically Fair Games you mean games that fully apply the real provable fair feature, then I wonder what it has to do with withdrawal fund(cash anything out?) or maybe you mean something else?
If you notice that things don't look fair with bigger bets, you could verify that the betting site actually apply the provable fair feature properly. I believe there are tutorials on verifying the provable fairness posted here before... Or maybe you could search on the web  "how to verify my bets provable fairness" or something...
2882  Economy / Economics / Re: Big in Japan: giant Gundam robot makes its first moves in Yokohama on: September 23, 2020, 03:40:47 PM
Interesting. But I wonder if it is seen as god or something, considering the part about "priest purification of its soon-to-be-installed head"
I assume they build this to showcase the limited things their robot can do, or does it have very useful/good purposes?

Definitely not seen as god like for them but maybe in part a showcase of their skills in technological advances.


Ofcourse. But I think such humanoid robot could be worshipped as gods by the ignorant and deceived, if they exhibit "superior behaviors"

Anyway robot with artificial intelligence could be hacked into, hijacked by evil entity who prefer "beings" without conscience/emotion/soul, caused to behave badly due to human error,  etc.
So people really need to be careful with their technology advances in the area autonomous mechanics/machines.
I'd prefer robots operated by good decentralized communities of humans rather than independent AI
2883  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Banks Launder $2 Trillion While Claiming BTC Is For Money Laundering? on: September 23, 2020, 02:43:07 PM
This doesn't surprise me atall. Afterall most of the traditional financial systems are too opaque... so worst things could be happening there. The traditional system should be as transparent  as truely decentralized cryptocurrency or more transparent.
Eliminate or reduce their centralization, secrecy, apaquness etc and you will solve lots problems and also can see their activities clearly to solve crimes and evil
The traditional financial system without proper transparency is more like a kingdom of darkness. But many are OK with it because lots of the evil are hidden.
2884  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Does Bitcoin (or other ccs) also not have a 'central' control? on: September 23, 2020, 09:56:44 AM
I think the rule is hard-coded, and would probably require all/most  Network Participants to decide whether to change it or not.. It would be done through voting/consensus. And votes should be determined by the quality of reasons given by voters why they are voting for/against/neutral. I think a simple yes/no is not really a good way of achieving quality consensus.  
  But even at this, everyone will still have to stick to Bitcoin fundamental/important Principles while voting for change. It'll be good to reject votes that do stick to the principles and rules.


Bitcoin important Principles:

* Decentralization
* Transparency
* Immutablity
* Censorship Resistant
* Anonymity/privacy
* Permissionless/Trustless
* Deflationary
* Consensus-driven
* Security/safety
Etc
2885  Economy / Economics / Re: Big in Japan: giant Gundam robot makes its first moves in Yokohama on: September 23, 2020, 09:15:48 AM
Interesting. But I wonder if it is seen as god or something, considering the part about "priest purification of its soon-to-be-installed head"
I assume they build this to showcase the limited things their robot can do, or does it have very useful/good purposes?
2886  Economy / Gambling / Re: Chips.gg |🎰 1000+ Slots |🎤 Live Casino |🎲 1% House Edge Dice |🏦 The Vault on: September 23, 2020, 08:42:18 AM


Template looks very similar to other casino we seen here like EarnBET.

I was looking for the game "who wnats to be a millionare" unfortuntely one has to register to see it. https://chips.gg/casino/who-wants-to-be-a-millionaire-microgaming
Found out there is also DEAL or NO DEAL which is fun. If they make it easy to login without registering emails I guess they can easily get users.


The "Who want to be a Millionaire" interest me the most, but the "gamble" made me to be cautious. I wonder how much is needed to participate or bet in the quiz game, what kind of questions they ask and how many bets is required in a single session? Would be interesting if it's nice quiz... something suitable for even children

i love tv game shows too and it reminds them of my childhood as i never saw them aired on my local t.v today  . for the other game , playing it is the only way to cure your curiousity  . for the bets , i have been seeing players betting under 1 trx so maybe they dont have minimum bet required   .

for the questions maybe they have put out harder ones  because players can easily googled them out to win and better they have set a small timer or a countdown .


I watched it alot too. It was actually a nice and educative show for both kids and adult.
I don't know how good they are today. Been long I watched it.


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for the questions maybe they have put out harder ones  because players can easily googled them out to win and better they have set a small timer or a countdown.

Interesting. I guess the safe ones could try using participants laptop or phone camera for viewing the full body of participants while they answer questions, in order to make sure they don't cheat. But they will have to somehow blur their bodies for privacy sake (the participants could even physically cover part of their faces)... And they make sure their eyes are always focused on the screen/questions.
This will probably need to be very transparent  game/competition to prevent cheating.


2887  Economy / Scam Accusations / Re: how report interpol about site dice on: September 23, 2020, 08:03:53 AM
I guess you should mention how the site/sites scammed you... maybe this forum members will help you with useful advice. And I think the advice could even help you know whether you were truly scammed or not.
Have you checked to know the country the betting site is based? That should help you find the contact address (phone number, email etc) of the country's regulators to lay your complain.
2888  Other / Off-topic / Something dangerous about PoS you need to understand on: September 23, 2020, 07:14:45 AM
I mean Proof Stake (PoS) that places huge Stake limit on those who want to become Validators. It will favour the few who have powers over the printing of centralized currencies like fiats. The PoS is like handing community power back to those who controls this opaque and centralized currencies/world. They include those  some activists call bankster or something. Such PoS is a kind of takeover mechanism built into lots crypto for the hidden centralized powers(knowingly or unknowingly).
If fiat currencies are not that transparent, then bear in mind that they could be abused and printed limitlessly for the buying up of PoS coins for consensus/governance. And the so called banksters (who most likely know themselves) could become the validators of "Decentralized" Network. They(instead of all community members) will control the Network.
This is crafty way of centralizing and controlling a Network
2889  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: DeFi - the niche within a niche and incredibly small community on: September 22, 2020, 03:33:03 PM
I am not too worried about tokens/coins getting concentrated in few hands, assuming the token getting dumped in the future is why people are worried. I think you can put some kind of mechanisms in places to prevent the prices from "dumping" as a result of massive sell-off by whales.

What I worry mostly about is Consensus/Governance limited to such big holders. That is very wrong and dangerous.

By the way, if you could encourage/incentivize users to create and spend on thriving self-sustaining markets/ecosystem, a token/coin will be dumped less. I think this should be one of the most important part of many of such mechanisms to be put in place to prevent people from selling their coins
2890  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: ZuniSwap #the UniswapV2 Hardfork!!!!!!!! on: September 22, 2020, 03:15:52 PM
Community/stakeholders owned protocol is not the only thing that matters. What can the project do that is unique and better? Is it just a clone of the original project... perhaps with little modification, for the sake of making money? Or do want to make things better and unique without compromising on the crypto decentralization standards/principles?
2891  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: DeFi - the niche within a niche and incredibly small community on: September 22, 2020, 03:03:04 PM
I am not too worried about tokens/coins getting concentrated in few hands, assuming the token getting dumped in the future is why people are worried. I think you can put some kind of mechanisms in places to prevent the prices from "dumping" as a result of massive sell-off by whales.

What I worry mostly about is Consensus/Governance limited to such big holders. That is very wrong and dangerous.
2892  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Blockchain Patents on: September 22, 2020, 10:44:25 AM
I wonder what will become of the so called Blockchain patents If Satoshi had patented Blockchain/Bitcoin?
Maybe in the future the cryptocurrency communities that are based on Bitcoin/satoshi principles will organize and defend their rights from people who will try to sue them for copying a technology that is meant to be free and open source.
Well, I think such patents will unlikely stop public projects/communities that are well decentralized. Decentralization is different ideal/concept from their world of centralization.
2893  Other / Off-topic / Re: How do you handle pain? on: September 22, 2020, 09:40:58 AM
Would have recommended herbs to people who don't like the "artificial drugs". Certain herbs(from tree, plants...) work wonders in my body (very quick relief).    You will be surprised how quick/effective the green plants/leaves you see around in abundance can heal illnesses.
It'll takes good research and "intuition" to know what works well for you and how to use it.

Eating/drinking healthy, taking such herbs and working hard help alot. And it's important to know how to eat/drink to avoid undisirable side effects of certain food/drink combinations. Mine is usually Bad foods/drinks = bad side effects.... Bad foods/drinks + good foods/drinks = bad side effects.
2894  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Police Raids and kids involving spider betting. on: September 22, 2020, 09:07:03 AM
Spider betting is just a normal game and sometimes it's called a kid's game because there are many kids in the province playing that game. Betting on spider game makes the game thrill, similar to cockfighting and I know that it's still illegal because they're just kids.

 But in this case, social distancing is the main problem, not the spider betting because we aren't allowed to have a social gathering.

Well, as long as it doesn't involve encouraging the creatures to fight and kill each other and then betting on the event. Maybe "spider racing" will be tolerable.
Oh, so the raiding is just about Social Distancing and not that they bet on spiders?


We should be aware that we have different cultures and norms.
Ofcourse, we all have! But not all our norms and cultures are good. None of the worldly cultures that currently exist has more "good way of life" than bad.

2895  Economy / Gambling / Re: Chips.gg |🎰 1000+ Slots |🎤 Live Casino |🎲 1% House Edge Dice |🏦 The Vault on: September 22, 2020, 08:36:58 AM


Template looks very similar to other casino we seen here like EarnBET.

I was looking for the game "who wnats to be a millionare" unfortuntely one has to register to see it. https://chips.gg/casino/who-wants-to-be-a-millionaire-microgaming
Found out there is also DEAL or NO DEAL which is fun. If they make it easy to login without registering emails I guess they can easily get users.


The "Who want to be a Millionaire" interest me the most, but the "gamble" made me to be cautious. I wonder how much is needed to participate or bet in the quiz game, what kind of questions they ask and how many bets is required in a single session? Would be interesting if it's nice quiz... something suitable for even children
2896  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Is this considered cheating? or Ilegal? on: September 22, 2020, 08:04:16 AM
If you can't verify their results then it is a scam probably considered as cheating but its legal or illegal depends on their origin.But if it a reputed crypto site then you can ruin their reputation if you provide valid proofs or people will consider you as troll.

It's illegal to run a scam casino everywhere in the world and it's universal rule lmao. Even if casinos were legal in a country doesn't mean scam casinos are legal. So technically, a scam casino is illegal everywhere but a legit casino will be illegal or legal depending on the jurisdiction of the country.


I think a licensed casino is assumed to have met the right standards required for casinos to be registered in any country. Such licensed casino could even go as far as following the best standards available outside of the host country's required standards.
And there is the possibility of a casino that meets the required host country's standards going below the standards or avoiding best practices... that could be considered a scam. So it's possible that licensed scam casino will exist if regulators are not doing very good job.
2897  Other / Off-topic / Re: Pets used to guard property on: September 21, 2020, 04:11:30 PM
I was thinking about something close to the topic some month ago. I was wondering why don't humans use more of nature to solve their problems instead of using mostly man-made and unsustainable things.
You could even get most of the birds in your community's airspace to wear small cameras and internet relay devices for the good of their owners below who feed and take good care of them. We guarantee them abundant foods, good health etc in exchange for the beaming down internet and surveillance camera videos/images.
2898  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: All your entertainment things must have an external limiting feature, agree? on: September 21, 2020, 03:30:52 PM
That is why I also consider external limiting feature to reduce our losses in gambling. Especially if we don't have someone to provide advice for us.

I learned self-control by having as much as many hobbies as my time permits me to do so and do an extreme time-management thing for myself. That, perhaps, is my limiting factor in gambling and it has been working pretty well I must say. I am living alone and I haven't been into a serious gambling spree thankfully and it seems that I wouldn't develop such an inclination towards an activity since I am always engaged in a lot of things.

Well I always lose $100 a month in dice. I am okay to forego the amount though if you think about it, that's $1200 in a year that could have been put into good use but whatever..
Im not really fan on totaling my loss in annual basis as long i havent able to spend such amount nor presume that it would really be a fixed amount because it would really be having some changes along the way.

It isnt really needed to have that external limiting feature because you can make yourself to be in controlled if you are really aware on what you are doing even if you do have lots of things to be done or not
as long you are aware that you are spending that much into things which arent really worth to spend on then thats the time you do make such immediate action.

If failed to do so then think back on whats the matter or mistake then try to realize and presume things on what would happen if you do let yourself do continue
to have this bad habit.

Such limiting features could be more suitable for frequent "big" bettors who aren't consistently profitable in their bets. It could also be used to prevent people from betting what they can't afford to lose aka gambling, or better still prevent people from taking too much betting risks


2899  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Miami Dade to open Casinos and Restaurants for the third time. on: September 21, 2020, 03:01:31 PM
If the casino is not using a strict health protocol, the new case will increase than before, and that will make the government difficult to handle the people. Every country uses that too because the government doesn't want to see the new case every day, but people still don't care about their health. We see that many people disobey the health protocol, and they always need to remind by the officials, and the officials always searching for people who don't obey the rule.

We need to follow the health protocols to prevent the virus infection, and that is what we need to do when we are in the public area and the crowd. We need to survive before the vaccine can be found.

If the supermarkets, saloons.etc are open, then it doesn't make sense to continue with the suspension of casino operations. All the business establishments are supposed to follow the strict protocols established by the government authorities. And regarding the customers, it is up to them to maintain social distancing and to follow preventive measures such as wearing of masks. The government has done all that can be done. Now it is up to the general population to play their part.

Perhaps the governments do not see much good in the Casinos considering the problems and low/bad value contents lots of them add to society. I think if you have good casinos that are filled with good games, encourage responsible betting and help make their customers better people, the governments will see little to no reason to keep them closed
2900  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Are there any truly safe bets in sports betting? on: September 21, 2020, 02:38:25 PM
Betting on Lower odds is a good strategy but you should be careful and know your timing when you should not bet. Because it is also a big risk especially since you can lose a lot. It is better to study each team first so that you know who is better than them so that you have an idea who will win.

I think if alot of time is put into researching & and understanding competiting teams, bettors could make a headway with large occasional bets, than say betting frequently with little to no understanding of the competiting teams.
They could spend a whole month (for example) researching  and understanding the teams that will be involved in future matches, then bet something reasonable, depending on how good & confident the bettors are
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