With me it's the other way around, I like online slots more than playing them in real casino's, I've had nothing but bad luck on physical slots, plus there is no way to see what the house edge is, and it's probably a lot higher than in online slots.

Slots with a progressive jackpot are my absolute favourite casino game

I personally think it would be even more popular, since people would be able to convert fiat to Bitcoin and hold them without having to worry about it losing value.
It would be used more as a real payment method than it is now.

Payment received, thank you guys.
Pretty amazing that you've been paying consistently for this long without any delays, really good job!

It all depends if it keeps growing at this pace, I think there might be a ceiling for the growth. I can't imagine everyone using it in its current state.
Just far too difficult to use and understand for regular people.

That's actually pretty cool that you can win those amounts with such a small bet, but chances of hitting 6 numbers are really low though.

I agree with this, but advertising networks are also a good option if you don't have the time or the skills to write articles and set-up a blog.
In the case of Adwords for example, you could focus either on good, expensive keywords or on less popular, thus cheaper keywords.
I still think that targeted traffic is the best and Adwords is perfect for that.

If you do decide to write articles to promote a referral link, keep in mind that it should be well-written and your blog should have a lot of traffic, which takes pretty long to achieve, especially if you're just learning this kind of stuff.

I'm personally a fan of slots, if they're unique and offer a nice progressive jackpot.
I'm not interested in seeing the same slots over and over again.

It's pretty funny to see that the price of Dash is actually higher than the price of ETH, luckily I got out before the dumping started.
Was to be expected, closing down their forums due to lack of funds is a pretty bad signal.

Damn, when I saw the title, I though this was just another unconfirmed rumour from a shady source, but seeing that it's Bloomberg, that's pretty bad news.
Plus, I didn't know Iceland was planning to ban Bitcoin, gotta look into that, I though European countries in general would be fairly safe.

You can find trusted members here in the Services section of the forum that offer escrow, but I don't really understand your question.

Here's some info on escrow in general:
https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Bitcoin_Escrow_Service

But don't just use any service that is listed there, do your research

I've had some success promoting referral links on Mellowads.com
But I think it's still far better to use traditional networks like Google Adwords, or even Facebook.

Once you start loaning out big amounts, the risk increases too, I would not do it if I were you, just not worth the risk in my opinion. (unless you do it with collateral)
And doing smaller loans just isn't worth your effort if you really have that many Bitcoins.

Just save them, that's the best option.

I think it's pretty positive that it has been floating between 400 and 500 dollars for quite some time now.
I'm curious what it will be after the halving, but I guess everyone is

There are tons of gambling sites that let you use their faucet, but you probably mean something bigger than a few thousand Satoshis.
Crypto-games has a pretty good faucet, but that one 'only' pays like 10k Satoshis per day (in smaller increments)

That just isn't a sustainable business model, you will end up losing your bankroll of someone wins a big amount, there's always variance...
Maybe it would be possible if they set the maximum payout very low, but who in the right mind would pay for server costs etc. and basically make no profit whatsoever?

That would be a pretty terrible and unethical thing to do, I would not want to keep those Bitcoins if they were sent in error.
I think they're pretty serious about it, yes it's good publicity but also just a decent thing to do.

Wasn't utorrent doing something like this in the past without users consent? (They've stopped doing that apparantly)
There are probably some free applications out there that do this, so it's not always botnets..

Relevant article:
https://torrentfreak.com/new-utorrent-release-breaks-ties-with-bitcoin-miner-150413/

There is no way of knowing that there's a high chance that Bitcoin will become a major currency, I'd say it's pretty unlikely since it's just too complicated for the average joe to understand.

It wouldn't be useless if the price goes up by a very high amount, they would lower the transaction fee too if that were the case.
Not likely to happen any time soon, but who knows, maybe in 20 years or so...

Yes of course it is real, but was it really needed to make a new topic for that?
You should just do some research, a quick search would have given you the answer even faster.