There's a difference between Free BTC bonus and reward points bonus.

In free BTC bonuses, we have 1000% bonus, 500% bonus, 100% bonus, etc. Since the bonus depends on the base reward, the website says that the bonus only increases the base reward. It means that even if you are giving more than the base reward, only the base reward is multiplied.

In Reward points bonused, we have 100 RP, 50 RP, 25 RP, etc. Bonuses are fixed and they don't depend on the base reward. So, it doesn't matter how many reward points you get in every free roll and there is no need to a warning like free BTC bonus warning.
Therefore, you will get 100 RP for every roll if you redeem 1,200 reward points. It doesn't matter there's a promotion or not.

As it is already said in previous posts, first you should extract your seed phrase from blockchain wallet and import it into Electrum. Then you can use Electrum to extract your private keys.

Note that private keys must always be kept private. You must be the only person in the world who know private keys.
Blockchain wallet is not open source and we don't know whether you are the only person who access those private keys or not. They might have access to your private keys too.

I recommend you to no longer use Blockchain wallet.
Instead of importing your blockchain wallet into Electrum, create a new wallet in Electrum and then send all your bitcoins to the new address Electrum gives you. In this way, you can be sure that you are the only person who access those private keys.

First of all I recommend you to use non-custodial wallets like Electrum instead of blockchain wallet . But if you are going to continue to use blockchain wallet for any reason, I recommend you to backup your seed phrase before anything bad happens (You lose your password, the website become unavailable, etc.)

Select "Security Center" at top of the page.
Scroll down and  click on "backup" button. You will get 12 words which is called seed phrase.
Save them in a safe place. If you can't access your blockchain wallet for any reason in future, you can use these words to access your wallet through other tools.

As o_e_l_e_o said, we don't know if they have access to your seed phrase and private keys. But having the seed-phrase can decrease the risk at least.

Your question is like asking why we need bitcoin while Fiat is accepted everywhere.

People can use gold tokens to be able to trade it with other cryptocurrencies very fast. You can exchange your bitcoin to Gold tokens when you think bitcoin will fall and exchange them again to bitcoin in few seconds whenever you want.
As I already said, one of another advantages of having gold in form of a cryptocurrency is that you won't have to pass identity verification. Your privacy is protected and you won't risk to give your personal documents to third parties.

As mentioned by TryNinja, in order to have addresses start with 1, you should select "Legacy" when you are creating your wallet.

But instead of sending your coins to a legacy address (an address which starts with 1) in Electrum and then sending them to a Segwit address (an address which starts with bc1), you can import your jaxx wallet into Electrum and then send them to the segwit address.

If you do so, you will spend less fee. Because you won't have to make a transaction to send your coins from Jaxx to Electrum.

First, you need to backup your seed phrase in Jaxx wallet. Below is the guide.
How can I get my 12-word Backup Phrase?

After you backup your seed phrase, go to Electrum. Instead of selecting "Create a new seed" select "I already have a seed". Then enter the seed-phrase you extracted from Jaxx wallet.
In this way, you will access your coins without any need to make an extra transaction.

Game-protect was banned on March 3.


Source: bpip.org


Yes.
BPIP extracts all data from modlog.
As modlog only shows permanent bans, BPIP has no info about temporary bans.

Each block has a proof of work problem.
Miners compete with each other to find the solution of this mathematical problem. (the solution is called hash).

Sometimes, a miner can find the solution (the hash) in few seconds. And sometimes, it takes more than an hour until a miner finds the solution.

Why we say the confirmation time is 10 minutes?
 
That's only in theory.

After every 2016 blocks the difficulty is adjusted. In simple words, when blocks are mined in more than 10 minutes, that mathematical problem becomes easier and when blocks are mined in lower than 10 minutes, that mathematical problem becomes more difficult. This adjustment is done every 2016 blocks.
When total hash power of miners increases, difficulty needs to increase. When total hash power of miners decreases, the difficulty needs to decrease.
These adjustments are done, so the average confirmation time is close to 10 minutes as much as possible. Even the average confirmation time is not exactly 10 minutes. Because the total hash power is always changing.

What about this user?

mich

All posts have been copy pasted from other websites.
He adds links to posts to not being accused of plagiarism however I just reported 2 posts for plagiarism.

Post history

Legendary member mich


First plagiarized post:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5151385.msg51445704#msg51445704
Archived

Copy-pasted from:
https://www.coindesk.com/justin-sun-and-warren-buffett-will-dine-on-tron-ceos-turf
Archived


Second plagiarized post:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5147223.msg52578687#msg52578687
Archived


Copy-pasted from:
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/facebook-coo-sheryl-sandberg-said-062028239.html
Archived

If that post has been deleted by moderators, it should be marked as good. I guess those posts have been deleted by the poster.
You can visit modlog to check whether the post has been deleted by moderators or the poster.
If a post is deleted by moderators, it should be listed in modlog. Simply, Ctrl+F and search for ID of the poster.


According to following post made by Halab, if a report is handled and the post is deleted, all other reports for that post are also deleted and they all are marked as good.


According to what Halab said, only if the report is bad, moderators should click on "Bad" for all reports. So, when a report is good, all reports are marked as good automatically.  

Using Loyce.club, I could find the deleted post.

http://loyce.club/archive/posts/5409/54096393.html

I think the reason is that you had made two posts in a row.

You had made a post on 21:39:04 (CET), March 25
Then you made another post in a row on 02:47:15 (CET), March 26
Moderators deleted the first post.


Source: Loyce.club

Making multiple posts in a row is against the rules.  

A same thing is happening in ILCOIN ANN thread [1] and Crybet ANN thread [2].

[1] Fake volume in ILCOIN ANN thread
[2] 15 accounts hired for bumping the Crybet announcement thread?

In my opinion, such topics should be locked. But since it's difficult to prove that they are using bumping services, moderators don't do this.

I created a topic to suggest locking such topics. (Visit the link below)
Fake volume in ANN threads. What's the policy against them?

Thank you.
So one of best solutions (which I didn't do that) was to send a personal message to you.
But unfortunately that's doesn't always work. ANN threads are usually created by newbies who become inactive after a while. 

According to a post by Halab, only newbies who have low activity can be nuked.
Below is the post made by Halab.

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That won't solve the problem even if I report all posts one by one. Even if they are banned, they will create a new one. If they ban for ban evasion, they will create another one again and again.
Generally you are right. As long as there is no strong proof, there is no solution. Moderators cannot lock a topic based on something that is not proven.  

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That's usually impossible.
Everyone check those ANN threads understand that there are being bumped by a third party or their own accounts. But they always do this off-forum and they know that no one can prove they have hired a bumping service.
As you said, the only solution is to report and report.

So, my conclusion is that we can do nothing against them. We can only report their posts so they get deleted. They will continue to post until they find it useless.

A few days ago sujonali1819 made a post in Reputation board regarding accounts hired for bumping Crybet ANN thread. (Visit the link below)
15 accounts hired for bumping the Crybet announcement thread?

I also made a similar topic about another bumping group making fake volume in ILCOIN ANN thread (Visit the link below)
Fake volume in ILCOIN ANN thread

There are probably more topics and more bumping groups.

Both of these bumping groups have also been active in bumping other threads before making posts for their current projects. (Check their post history)
Some accounts have been active for more than two years without any problem.

I know with implementing new bumping system, those posts cannot bump the topic. But even the topic is in 10th page of the board, there will be some newbies think that the project is popular and trustworthy.
Some people might visit the ANN thread through the link in the website of project and doesn't matter whether the topic is in first page or 10th page.

I reported both topics and asked moderators to lock the topic.
My reports are still unhandled and I feel they will remain unhandled forever.

I think those topics haven't been locked because there is no strong proof that the volume is fake.
This is exactly why those spammers continue to spam. They know that no one can prove that they are linked together or they are paid to posts.
Even if they are banned, they can create new accounts and continue to post.

Don't we need a strict policy against them?

Shouldn't moderators trash Crybet ANN thread and ILCOIN ANN thread or lock them at least?

I made a google search
I searched for "Bitcointalk bumping service" and excluded bitcointalk.org results.

There are many services offering bumping bitcointalk ANN threads. They claim that they have several bitcointalk accounts. Shouldn't we stop them? (Edit: I mean stopping them by locking topics)

I had never heard of them. But I just searched for them through Google and visited their website.
In my opinion, there isn't any big advantage in buying gold through such websites.

One of the biggest advantages of Digital Gold over them is lack of identity verification.
I will never trust such websites with my personal documents.

There will probably be some developments in sport betting section.
Below is the post TheQuin made about two months ago.


With adding fixed-odds sport betting, I expect them to have more events in their website.

That post has been made before theymos post. So I don't think that's related to Stedsm case.
Theymos unbanned users after that.

Bitcasino had a 4-week giveaway. In the first week they gave away Litecoin, in the second week, they gave away TRON, in the third week, they gave away Ethereum and in the fouth week, they gave away bitcoin.
Mprep excluded those who had participated only in the fourth week.

I guess that theymos has unbanned users who had participated in http://loyce.club/archive/topics/523/5234241.html
As some users had participated in both of giveaways, some of users of the second list have been unbanned too.
Those who had participated only in http://loyce.club/archive/topics/521/5215256.html haven't been unbanned.

There were two altcoin giveaways in games and round.
Participants of both of them got banned.

http://loyce.club/archive/topics/523/5234241.html
http://loyce.club/archive/topics/521/5215256.html

As Stedsm is in the second list, I guess theymos only has unbanned users of the first list.

There are several accounts that are trying to make fake volume in ILCOIN ANN thread without making a single post in other threads.

1. JustMyFewCents: 81 posts since June 27, 2019, Post history
2. shakerbitcoin: 62 posts since June 27, 2019, Post history
3. Tokenized0000: 64 posts since June 24, 2019, Post history
4. Trililing: 66 posts since June 25, 2019, Post history
5. Purobantakte: 68 posts since June 27, 2019, Post history
6. Nocrap: 62 posts since June 25, 2019, Post history
7. romelitounknown: 87 posts since June 25, 2019, Post history
8. MikeGarden: 79 posts since June 24, 2019, Post history
9. AliceWood21: 72 posts since June 24, 2019, Post history
10. grungelife182: 88 posts since June 24, 2019, Post history
11. Brandonkimm: 81 posts since June 24, 2019, Post history
12. not4mike: 58 posts since July 1, 2019, Post history
13. iHODL4; 53 posts since June 27, 2019, Post history


Those accounts registered before June 2019 have made numerous posts in IRONX ANN thread, ENGINEER.AI ANN thread, CryptoRiyal ANN thread, CRYPTOSOUK ANN thread and ReMoneta ANN thread.