It was a fun place to play poker at, now its almost dead, not much action except maybe a little on weekends. I have only seen a little action on their tournies and nothing else.

Can you link me to where it says that ?  I have been betting huge amounts on the site as well, while I don't mind giving a KYC, I don't prefer it on a bitcoin site. I feel bitcoin casinos should not be required one as they themselves are likely not following all the laws.

You can do it on primedice I believe. Or better yet consider using an external bot on sites like betking(I think primedice has this bot too). Its called Seuntjies DiceBot and should allow you to stop at a chosen win amount.

Very interested as well. Could you provide me with the price for say both the articles that you have written in the 2 google drive links from above ?

Does this refer to Netellers own Prepaid card ? How is this any good though? It again doesn't really mean anything for bitcoin. There are still other methods to pay, bitcoin being just one of them.

Because it probably will be obtained in a fradulent way and the original owner will figure out his card was used to make the purchase and will immediately report it as stolen which will block the card.

I was thinking of buying something today as well, can someone confirm if these are working again now ? Also do you know when you will have the Noodles back in stock  ? Right now I see almost everything is 0 in stock.

Good bet, just saw that a goal was scored in the first half of your game. However game ended over with 4 goals so you would have lost your under 2.5 goals betslip.

I find the sites are very self explanatory and never had a problem. Don't see the need for this guide, other than you being paid by them to make this thread.

For such a big amount I would only look into escrowing with one of the staff members, or with a real life escrow that are available in the market. With that you will also get a proper legal protection for such an amount.

Cloudbet is one of the better known websites and I moved over from the site a couple of days back. I don't understand why do people after all the complaints on this thread  still play on the website. You are just sitting ducks and waiting to have a similar problem in the future.

Interested as well, but that link takes me to some other goods page. What is the price you are charging for the vault tracker ?

@ajaxmoor, but you can still deposit into sites like Neteller using your credit card. The credit card company will not know then how the funds were used. The only problem is funding the sites directly with your card.

From what I know paypal doesn't allow you to use it for gambling purposes, so you will anyways not be able to use it. I personally prefer bitcoins and not my Credit card, because a lot of gambling websites are shady and I don't feel like providing them my personal details or my cc number.

I have used both Bitpay and Coindesk. Prefer Bitpay more as it doesn't require me to sign in. Otherwise both are equally good.

Not the op. But what a shitty way to try and score a free gift card. Op even if you do give a gift card for vouch, don't give it to this guy. His whole history is only begging for vouch copies.

Do these come with some kind of warranty or something ? I am interested provided you provide more details about it first.

Actually trust me. Most of the real fiat world exchanges like Paypal,Netflix,Skrill all do this. They will suddenly block your account and ask you for ID, and then will ask you for the source of the cash. If you fail to provide a convincing reason, they will freeze your funds and you will be the big loser. I believe even Cryptsy had a case like this in the recent year.

An exchange will never ask you where you got the coins from. If they do, then you are clearly on the wrong exchange. Only the government may ask you about the source of that exchanged money after the trade, and you can always tell them you had bought it from Mtgox. They might ask you how you paid for it, and you should be able to provide that proof.

1broker does exactly this and has been a very famous site for this. They are pretty much trusted too. Here is there ANN thread https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=123492.0. According to their description:

Short Description
With 1Broker you can trade 6 (soon many more) CFDs. This allows you to participate in real-world markets with your Bitcoins.
Currently you can trade Gold, German 30, Dow Jones, Silver, Apple and Google.

CFDs are very easy to understand and transparent financial instruments. Unlike options, they always have the same price as the underlying market.
Some people call it simply "a bet" on market price movements.

An example: You can participate on the stock market price of Apple Inc. directly with your Bitcoins. If you set the leverage to 1 it behaves  like if you had bought real stock shares. (except dividends and shareholder rights)
This means that if the price of Apple Inc. goes up by 1% you will get back 101% of your investment. If you are using higher leverages, let's say 20 and Apple Inc. goes up 1% you get back 120% of your investment. (Remember that high leverages can also lead to big losses)

I think most of the questions you have now, are answered on the website.