The explosion of World Cup gambling industry has  shocked me.

Along with the development of esprots game, will the esports (electronic sports like LOL, Dota, Counter Strike, HearthStone, Call of duty and so on) gambling be huge in the future?

Guys, what's your vision about the esports gambling business? I'm planning to devote myself into this field. Any advice or suggestion?

I don't think those old golden days gonna come soon, banks and government have joined their forces to regulate bitcoin making it almost like fiat. You can't just exchange bitcoin or buy/sell it for fiat without getting noticed by government or tax officers. So point of privacy while dealing with bitcoin at some point might just become a psedotruth.

What you guys think about this?

This thread is actually for those who have one way or the other mentioned on this section of the forum about catching fun in online gambling so as not to get addicted, which I am sure I am not the only person who must have come across this.

I totally understand that you can at least have some fun in real life casinos since there are people around you can gist with, you can even go with friends, there are other activities you get to lay your hands on etc, which can actually divert your attention from the impulse that comes with gambling and rather focus on the fun, instead of trying to win at all cost.

However, in online gambling, I really want to hear from those who said they can have fun doing so, which to me, it is more like virtually everyone gambling online is actually in it for the money. At least, I have gambled on freebitco.in dice few times, and I was bored as (whatever you want to fill in here), with the whole martingale strategy, that I had to look for a script to use while I just kept doing some other activities. Although, I know some platforms like cryptogames have a chat system where you can converse with other gamblers, but all these to me, still does not sound like fun compared to traditional level.

Please enlighten me just in case I am missing something here or do you share the same view?

i wouldn´t suggest to invest in new hardware either, roi might be never reached, but who nows...tomorrow odds can be different
if you have your hardware paid off, you can still be profitable after electricity...i´m even mining profitable with 0,20€/kwh
just do some research and give a fuck about whattomine

A very common problem for blockchain.info users

What about your spam folder? Did you check it?
Are you not using yahoo or gmail? If so, that might be the problem
I do hear from people that problem such as this solves by itself. What they did is basically to login from time to time. About their support, try your luck on their SNS e.g. twitter

Last resort would be to import your wallet into another for example in electrum. You do have your 12-word seed right?
Here's a tutorial: Restoring your standard wallet from seed

i increasingly observe, that many icos look exactly like banks with their financial products,

they even use the same language, same legal references, etc.

the team dresses same like the banksters.

i wonder why bother with an ICO in the first place? whats the use of that, when the landscape looks the same,

i rather expect a lot of confusion for those uninvolved and those they want to sell their token to.

didnt people support bitcoin because it was anti banks, because it was different?

regards

Hello fellas.
I am interested in trading and want to know more about it.I read somewhere in this forum that being a trader is very risky.
You as a trader, how did you face the risk in trading in order to lessen the possibility?

Nobody upgrades their servers due to a DDOS attack. What they do instead is simply use something like Cloudflare. Its that annoying message that makes you wait 5 seconds before forwarding you to the website.

Its almost impossible to upgrade your server to the point where they can withstand a DDOS attack; unless they are Apple, Google, or Microsoft.

The problem with the milestones is that many people use multiple accounts and use VPNs and have like probably 50-100 different alts, and right before the winning number they basically bet like crazy trying to strike the winning number. Then they just disappear and won't gamble again. While the honest gamblers don't reap the rewards they deserve.

Hence this is the reason why you need to set a really high bet base limit or just limit the amount of bets per second during that period where the milestone will be hit.

Most likely it won't get done because its way too much programming work for such a simple milestone contest, hence they just leave it as is.

Well Google has found a sentence from the opening post.
https://www.google.com/search?q=%22As+it%27s+an+edited+post%2C+SMF+doesn%27t+bump+the+thread.%22&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&client=firefox-b
That was pretty quick, and it was obviously made after the edit.
I searched for the edit, and I got this response

This seems to indicate that Google doesn't look at historic posts for changes. This probably makes sense, as otherwise the workload would be enormous,even for Google.

Sometimes its not even DDOS but its basically tons of people flooding the autobot to get the winning roll.

I have pretty much given up trying and winning a milestone number because its impossible to time it properly.

Even if you calculate that there are 100 bets/second and when it gets near the milestone number, in that minute it will go up to like 500 or 1000 bets/second which are all mostly bits competing to get the winning number.

What needs to be done is limit the bets to like 1 bet/second during that hour that the milestone numbers will appear. It will give everyone a more equal and fair chance.