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3141  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Paid to gamble on: January 26, 2016, 04:47:24 PM
Too much annoying ads and make my eye sick. Please redo the place for ads or you will lose many visitor

Don't be a bitch. What did you expect? Free money but no ads? Don't be stupid, he is giving you literally free money and you complain about the ads, where have you seen a faucet without ads or any website for that matter. He is not going to redo the place and he is not going to lose traffic because of it.

Yeah, it's a bit ridiculous that one would think that you would receive free money basically, to gamble it without any tradeoffs. The business owner wants something out of doing that, so it's understandable that there will be ads. If you are annoyed by ads, there always plugins to use, but I would recommend against those since if everyone used adblock no business would survive.
3142  Economy / Scam Accusations / Re: Nitrogen Sports Rigged on: January 26, 2016, 04:36:27 PM
how do you attach a file.


Upload your file on some free hosting service and post a link here. I am sure that newbies account can't post pictures, but I am pretty sure you can leave a link to it even then.

I think not even a link works if you are a newbie, you get the "you can't use a proxy" sort of image, the one with the white background and red font.
He has posted a scribd link, shouldn't have any risks, but if it's a pdf it actually can have some risks, so I will pass on clicking there.
Im interested to know if this is legit tho.
3143  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: How much decentralization is "enough?" on: January 26, 2016, 04:33:00 PM
as long as the power is not in the hands of an entity it is decentralized enough, so no having 3 big farms mining bitcoin is not centralized

having those farms in the same place is not centralized, having higher block is still not centralization, but something like a government control all the farms, that's would be what i call centralization...

Don't be delusional, mining is pretty centralized right now. If running nodes ended the same way (with a couple of big cartels running nodes) Bitcoin would be dead as a decentralized currency. It would be like Bitcoin was running on Google and a couple other big companies. Nodes would be like servers instead of nodes. This is why we need a block size that remains small, so people can run nodes on their desktop computers.

bitcoin is the best decentralized thing that you can get, there is no real decentralization, theoretical decentralization is just a utopia, it is good as it is already

with small block size, bitcoin will not scale, this will destroy the adoption, because tx would be stuck at a level of few per sec...

Dude did you ignore the Lightning Network part?
With Lightning Network we will scale to worldwide levels at cheap transaction volume and without a centralization as fatal as centralization of nodes. LN is actually more decentralized than raising block size would ever be.
There is no problem with adoption thanks to LN, even right now there is no problem, fees are a million times cheaper than any other alternative, but people still don't see a point in using Bitcoin to buy coffee cause they already got Paypal, so let's not turn Bitcoin into Paypal because that's shooting in your own foot.
3144  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: A physical Bitcoin casino on: January 23, 2016, 06:31:29 PM
bitcoin is a digital currency so its perfect for an online casino but for a physical casino, i dont think so. i can't imagine myself betting on it and wait for hours for my transaction to be confirmed. the transaction time will be a problem. just let bitcoin casinos on online Wink

Why do you think you would have to wait for hours ? It should be the same as paying for any other service with bitcoin. With third party as bitpay it would be near instant.
The risk of scam attempts isn't great, because you would have to probably wait 3 confirmations or so before cashing out from casino, and that would happen while you're playing
anyways. Casinos with bitcoin support is actually a very good idea.

I think we just need to wait for additional layers like lightning network to appear so we can deal with insane levels of instant transaction volume, until then it's not a really good idea, but it's a good business in my book, i think someone sooner or later will do this, or an arcade room, something like this that runs on Bitcoin.
3145  Economy / Gambling / Re: What type of gambling has been more lucrative for you in the long term? on: January 23, 2016, 06:21:35 PM
Add blackjack on the list also Wink

True, I added it right now. I should actually have made a poll so people can vote, but I don't think I can create now a poll within an already existing thread so people will need to state it in a comment by themselves.
3146  Economy / Gambling / What type of gambling has been more lucrative for you in the long term? on: January 23, 2016, 06:06:21 PM
We gave various modalities in gambling

1) Slots
2) Dice
3) Roulette
4) Poker
5) Betting (usually sports betting)
6) Blacklist

Those are the dominating "disciplines". If anyone wants to say their own, then drop your comment and explain what has been the most lucrative and how much money have you've made thus far.
3147  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Any advantages from gambling? on: January 23, 2016, 06:01:16 PM
u can earn ofcourse is a advantage and moreover u have some fun and thrill involved.

and what about the money lost ? moreover the entertainment sometimes get converted in anxiety Sad

If you can manage it accordingly, I don't see how doing some innocent gambling from tiem to time could bring anyone any problems of anxiety. If you are not betting a ridiculus amount of money, there is no chance of anxiety, because anxiety only happens when you start betting way too much for your pocket.
3148  Economy / Speculation / Re: How many bitcoins do I need to retire in 20 years? on: January 23, 2016, 05:59:40 PM
If you want to make sure I would say get about 10 Bitcoins. This way even if it will only reach $10k I think you will have a nice retirement with those Cheesy

10 BTC is good amount to hold if the value reaches to $10k but we are not sure what would be price of bitcoin in future so playing safe I believe 30 BTC can be a good amount to hold even if the value doesn't reaches to $10k mark, so if the value is around $5k then 30 BTC can take care of us during retirement.

I agree with you the only problem is how easily can you get 30 coins. 10 is still hard to get but more achievable.. for now because it won't last long and I'm sure cheap coins will be over.

Yeah, 30 is maybe pushing it too much. 10 is more realistic. So I would still say that 21 BTC is the way to go, we can still achieve this if we keep buying monthly while the price is under 4 figures, which will not last for long but we must hope that the price doesn't explode soon.
3149  Other / Off-topic / Re: Worst mistake you did with Bitcoin? on: January 23, 2016, 05:30:04 PM
I wish I didn't ignore it back in the day when I had the opportunity to get early, but I was too ignorant and I just didn't had a clue about it, it seemed like some sort of ponzi scheme or scam, and I didn't understood concepts like decentralization and whatnot back in the day, so I didn't buy a single bit.
3150  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: A physical Bitcoin casino on: January 21, 2016, 06:32:49 PM
if bitcoin in physical form what it would be like gold, it is difficult to imagine forms of physical bitcoin  Roll Eyes
There are already physical bitcoins on the market, google it.
A physical coin has a private address hidden somewhere inside and you can enter it manually or scan it with a phone to use the money.

Yeah but this is pretty pointless beyond a collectable item or something. The main point of Bitcoin is to have property and value in a decentralized, digital way. Doing this into physical coins has no sense, unless the materials and design is cool and like I said before, it has an extra collectible value (the Casacius coins are way more expensive than their equivalent in actual BTC). For example 1BTC Casacius coin is more expensive than 1BTC to buy.
3151  Economy / Gambling / Re: My Predications on: January 21, 2016, 06:27:17 PM
I predict Barca will win in the super classic. Real is again gaining some traction after firing Benitez and getting Zidane. Apparently Benitez was not that liked in spain even if he was spanish himself, but Zidane is remember as an idol and players love him. I think the players will no start feeling more comfortable and will give a tough match to Barca, but Barca should remain the better team. It will be very close anyway I think tho.
3152  Economy / Speculation / Re: BITCOIN going up or down on: January 21, 2016, 06:21:39 PM
Bitcoin goin UP and DOWN, that's what Bitcoin does, but the overall picture is always up:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XbZ8zDpX2Mg

As you can see, holders always win, no matter how much you have to wait, if you buy now and wait, you eventually win a lot of money, the more you wait the better.
3153  Economy / Speculation / Re: How much do you think 1 Bitcoin will be worth in 2020? on: January 21, 2016, 06:00:59 PM
Between 5.000 and 20.000, too hard to estimate. Of course mega fudsters like Mike Hearn will always be around to temporarily crush the price but in normal circumstances as we can see, the price tends to go up again and recovers quick. We are heading now towards 4 figures again.
3154  Economy / Speculation / Re: Here we go sub 400! on: January 21, 2016, 05:38:55 PM
Well I guess our favorite FUD poster had a really lucky day as Mike Hearn posted his FUD on the new york times and the price crashes to sub 400. If this didn't happen, it would have never happened, therefore ducky had an insanely lucky strike. Well not really lucky as he has been announcing this a ton of times until it actually happened.
3155  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: ToominCoin aka "Bitcoin_Classic" #R3KT on: January 21, 2016, 05:18:21 PM


Yes the censorship sucks, and they will use that against us to gain credibility. I think censorship should not be done even if we are right, it is just a bad thing to do.

I agree with this view too. We are right, Classic is a disaster, but Theymos has now fame of being a grumpy mod, the populists can use this to gain followers for their Classic, XT or whatever they call it takeover. I understand the frustration that it must be to see Bitcoin reddit being flooded with Classic/XT stuff tho, and a lot of it is paid to influence people. What should be done is to inform people, banning it probably gives you a more dark image which is exploitable by the enemy.
3156  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: JP Morgan CEO Jamie Dimon Hints "If Bitcoin Gets Big, Governments will Stop it!" on: January 21, 2016, 05:14:03 PM
This guy has been living the dream for so many years that he is out of touch with reality. He thinks he can stop anything, because he has so many millions on his bank account. They will fail to kill Bitcoin, just like they failed to kill BitTorrent, otherwise why do you think BitTorrent exists? It's not because they are nice, it's because they can't do shit about it.
3157  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Gambling. Is It Wrong? on: January 19, 2016, 02:33:33 PM
T be honest I wouldn't be able to enjoy gambling if I was worried about philosophizing if what im doing is wrong or right. Gambled is supposed to be a game, something you do some times to test your luck, that's all, everything else is delusional religious bullshit.
3158  Economy / Gambling / Re: Dice gambling method #1 - Use wisely. on: January 19, 2016, 02:17:43 PM
I wonder how many years it will take for martingale to become less popular.

Perphaps if more people would invest their time to play with dice simulators for a while, to see how martinagle really performs, and how "hard" it is hit a streak of 10+ losses.

According to the wikipedia page, martingale originated from and were popular in 18th century. I am sure many gamblers have seen for themselves how martingale is bad in the past 300 years, but it remains popular and still is considered to be a good thing by many. Considering that, I don't think martingale players will change their mind with simulators.

A lot of people that think martingale is legit are just casual gambles or newbies that have seen it in some movie, and they think they can suddenly become George Clooney in Oceans 11 and start racking up mad gains on the casino, but if things were that easy we would be all rich already, and that's not how it works.
3159  Economy / Speculation / Re: PANIC BUYING !!!!!!! on: January 19, 2016, 02:14:16 PM
All those idiots that sold will get back when Bitcoin is back to 450 dollars in a couple of weeks or next, they are the idiots that always lose money, they sell high and buy low, because they buy in all the FUD. This time was Mike Hearn, next time will be the Bitcoin Classic cancerous shit, it never ends, all of those events shake the idiots holding Bitcoin.
3160  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Did Mike Hearn save Bitcoin? on: January 19, 2016, 02:11:54 PM
We united against his bullshit XT.
I think he did a great job showing that no one can change Bitcoin will stupid ideas.
Thank you Mike.

Well, I would like to consider that you are right, but look at the support Crapssic is getting. If Bitcoin Crapssic wins, Greg Maxwell, Peter Wiulle and the rest of people that actually made Bitcoin work, will quit, therefore it's game over, but a lot of people want to centralize nodes by voting Crapssic, so we will see how this ends.
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